2016 Barangay Palaro Mechanics

2016 BARANGAY PALARO

Transforming

Communities

Transcending Through Sports and

Socio-Cultural Activit ies

December 11-20, 2016

December 11-20, 2016

Theme: “ Transcending Community Transforming Sports and Socio cultural activities”

SLOGAN: Barangay Palaro 2016: Palaro ng Pagbabago; Nagmahal, Nasaktan, Nagpalaro

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LOGO AND BRANDING

The logo and theme for the 2015 Barangay Palaro was adopted from the 2015 Palarong Pambansa held at Davao del Norte and the official logo of the 2015 Palarong Pambansa was inspired from the games' theme "Sports: Breaking Borders, Building Peace.“

It depicts the dominant image of an artistic dove, a universal symbol for peace, carrying with it an olive branch with 7 leaves representing the 7 Puroks of Barangay Gubatan. Three flaming tails emerge from the dove which stands for the diversity of the tri-peoples (Lumads or indigenous people, Muslims, and Christians) who participate in the Barangay Palaro and also appears the torch which represents light. It is emblazoned with an elaborate okir motif (a traditional artistic motif used by the Islamic tribes), a fish (standing for Christianity), and beadworks of the lumads and the colors of the dove are taken from the Philippine flag.

Literally underscoring the dove is a banana leaf with the logo of Barangay Gubatan," a very obvious representation of the Barangay whose chief agricultural produce is the banana.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_the_Philippines

THE TASTE OF 2016 BARANGAY PALARO

The success of the 2014 Barangay Palaro of Barangay Gubatan was a dream come true. It was one of the big events, if not the biggest, that add a feather to the colorful cap of the Barangay. It is an important and lasting legacy of the present administration that will go down the rich history of Barangay Gubatan, Maco, ComVal Province.

P.E.O.P.L.E. and Peace. These are the two elements that drive the Barangay to venture into the Herculean task of organizing the largest sports gathering in the Barangay. The Palaro is the “Olympics of the Grassroots.” It is where future sporting greats will emerge. It is where skills are honed and dreams are sharpened. It is where pride in the Filipino spirit is born.

With the Palaro, the P.E.O.P.L.E. development agenda of the Barangay, spelled out as People Empowerment; Education and Environment; Optimum Health and Social Services; Public-Private Partnership (PPP); Link to the World; and Employment and Livelihood Opportunities is now extended not just to the people of Barangay Gubatan but also to the whole municipality, province and the nation as well.

It gives the message that more important than any infrastructure are the people for whom these are made.

It emphasizes the importance of our youth and their education through sports in a sound ecological environment. It opens the Barangay to the world through a boost in tourism and economy.

RATIONALE The promotion of sports, among other fields of endeavor in the nation building, play vital role in developing a sound and responsible citizen, such responsibility provides favorable conditions in enhancing unity.

Friendship and cooperation and thus promotes good will among our people in Barangay Gubatan through sports activities that develop positive traits such as discipline, determination, efficiency, patience, hard working and team building .

It also teaches our people a deep sense of responsibility and tenacity in facing life’s challenges and prefers with proper perspective of human relations and organizations. It also encourage that all participants to this Palaro ng Barangay give their best during competition, for in doing so, they lay the ground work for excellence and sustainability in our community.

2016 BARANGAY PALARO

3 DOMAINS OF LEARNINGThe committee identified three domains of educational activities or learning (Bloom, et al. 1956):

Bloom's Taxonomy was created in 1956 under the leadership of educational psychologist Dr Benjamin Bloom in order to promote higher forms of thinking in education, such as analyzing and evaluating concepts, processes, procedures, and principles, rather than just remembering facts (rote learning). It is most often used when designing educational, training, and learning processes.

The Three Domains of Learning

•Cognitive: mental skills (knowledge)

•Affective: growth in feelings or emotional areas (attitude or self)

•Psychomotor: manual or physical skills (skills)

“the goals of the learning process.”

http://www.nwlink.com/~donclark/hrd/Bloom/knowledge_matrix.html

Inclusive Objectives

Core Objectives

Specific Objectives

Inclusive Objectives

1. To promote Physical Education and Sports as an integral part of the inclusive community and as an affirmation to the Barangay’s commitment to the full development of the great potentials of the youth to become responsible and globally competitive citizens of our society;

2. To instill and imbibe among the people the spirit of discipline, teamwork, excellence, fair play, solidarity, sportsmanship and other values inherent in sports to build a Strong Republic;

3. To widen the base for talent identification, selection, recruitment, training and exposure of young sports enthusiasts,

4. To provide a database for a valid and universal basis to further improve the Barangay sports development program; And to serve as a feeder to the municipal, provincial, regional and National Sports Associations (NSA) for further training for international competitions;

Core Objectives The core objectives of this activity is to create greater awareness of the vital importance of sports human life and provide the citizenry better opportunities for the sports participation to reduce or reproduce able bodied citizens possessing talents, skills and positive attitudes which will ensure lifelong gainful physical endeavors;

Specific Objectives

The specific objectives are to mold constituents towards the development of their minds, heart, hand and body, to strengthen discipline, perseverance, team work and challenge for the citizens to excel and to encourage mass based sports program in the lowest level of competition;

LIST OF EVENTS

Highlight Activities Special EventsMusical & Dance

Academics Literary Events

Majors Sports

Minor Sports Ball Games

Board GamesAthletics

Larong Pinoy Paskohan sa Barangay

LIST OF EVENTS

HIGHLIGHT ACTIVITIES

PUROK BANNER•Each Purok is required to have one Banner. The dimension of the banner shall be one and a half meters (1.5m) wide and one meter (1m) long.

•The banner should be made up of non-biodegradable materials such as plastics, cellophanes, and any other man-made synthetic materials. However, the use of papers in any form is allowed.

•The banner shall bare the name abbreviation of the Purok and its color name (i.e. Purok 7- Maroon Bulls)

•The banner should be in accordance to the Purok color represented;

•The banner should be submitted to the organizers on December 18, 2016. Last submission will be at exactly nine (9) o’clock in the evening of the said date. Late submission is subjected to the three (3) points deduction from the total score of the judges regardless of the late time elapse


PUROK BANNER

THE CONSULT

Construction 30%(Durability; Stability; Craftsmanship)

Visual Impact 40%(Aesthetics; Appeal; Originality; Artistry)

Materials 30%(Resourcefulness; Variation of Materials)

TOTAL =100%


PUROK PALA-PALA AND TABLE DISPLAYWhat is Pala-Pala?

-Pala-pala is the “dampa” version of Bacolod

-Pala-pala got its name from the Hiligaynon word for “shovel” which is “pala.”-In layman’s term, Pala-pala is a dwelling that serves as living quarters

for one or more families.; or small crude shelter used as a dwelling.

Pala-Pala , another Cebuano term for “payag-payag”


PUROK PALA-PALA AND TABLE DISPLAYObjectives of Making Pala-Pala

Purok Pala-Pala Contest, gives chance to Purok to think creatively and out-of-the-box but at the same time, reflecting one of the main characteristics of Purok’s spirit of Bayanihan:

There will be no specific limitations to the kind of materials to be used for as long as the overall theme will be clearly reflected and conveyed by the Simplicity.


PUROK PALA-PALA AND TABLE DISPLAYMECHANICS

1. Each Purok should have one Pala-Pala and Movable Table.2. The dimension of Purok Pala-Pala shall be three (5) feet wide and four (7) feet long.3. The Palaa-Pala should be made up of indigenous materials such as neap hut, cogon grass, bamboo materials, timber, and any other native materials. However, the use of plastic tent and any non- biodegradable materials for roofing or in any form is allowed.4. The Purok Officials and Members are responsible for the beautification of their respectivePala-Pala. 5. The move-in/set-up schedule of the Pala-Pala shall be on December 11-13, 2016. The move-out will be on December 22, 2016.6. The Purok officers are responsible for keeping their Pala-Pala clean. They shallbeautify the Pala-Pala to make its attractive. They shall provide their own garbagebags/bins if possible.


PUROK PALA-PALA AND TABLE DISPLAYMECHANICS

6. Purok Officers shall provide their own tables and chairs.7. Serving of intoxicating or alcoholic drinks at the Pala-Palas during engagement and activity are not allowed otherwise subject to 3 points of deduction per bottle.


Judging CriteriaAll participating teams will be judged according to the following criteria: Criteria ScoreContent / Relevance to theme 150 points

Concept of booth design 30 pointsCreativity/Innovation of design 30 pointsEase to set-up & dismantle booth 20 pointsImagination & originality 30 points Captures the theme; embodies the concept 30 points

Booth’s staff enthusiasm, friendliness and interaction with attendees’ 30 points(Hospitality)

Overall neatness and presentation (presence of garbage bins) 30 points Total 350 points

PUROK PALA-PALA AND TABLE DISPLAY


Rules All Purok participants entering the competition must have their display set up for booth in the days of Expo.

Booth staffs must wear name tag or any other ID representing the Purok logo so they can be clearly identified

The name of the Purok must be visible on the Booth

Competitors must stick to the theme of the event.

The winner will be chosen according to the competition rules and guidelines The judges will be comprised of a 3-4 member panel and the judge’s decision is final.

PUROK PALA-PALA AND TABLE DISPLAY


SEARCH FOR GINOONG & BINIBINING BRGY. GUBATAN 2016

SEARCH FOR GINOO AT BINIBINING BRGY. GUBATAN 2016Qualification:

Each Purok should have one (1) male and one (1) female candidate.

The candidates should be bona fide resident of Purok they are representing. If one Purok has no participants both male and female, they can borrow from other Purok representatives but the candidates must have a statement of willingness to join the pageant with the signatories of Purok Leaders and advisers.

Both should be single with no derogatory record, and with good moral character.Candidates’ age should be from 13-24 years old.

Candidates should submit a Bio-data and 1 3R half body picture and 3R whole body picture in Casual Attire.



6. The candidates will be judged in the following exposures for minor and special awards.

Minor AwardsJeans Attire- for grand opening production

Sports AttireBest in Casual Wear

Best in Mugna sa Kinaiyahan Attire Best in Formal Wear & Evening Gown

Special AwardsMr. and Ms. CongenialityMr. and Ms. PhotogenicPeople’s choice award

Sponsors



7. There will be two rounds of question and answer: The final round for the top 4 candidates. (The top 4 finalist will be selected after the different exposures and the proclamation will be done after the Formal Wear & Evening Gown exposures.)

8. All top 4 candidates will be subject to final interview. In the final interview, the candidates will interpret or say something about a picture shown. 9. In order to identify the TOP 4, the candidates weighted mean shall be used on the following criteria:

a. sixty Per Cent of the Total Ranks of the following exposures:* Jeans Wear* Casual Wear*Sports Wear* Mugna sa Kinaiyahan Attire *Formal Wear & Long Gown

b. Forty Per Cent of the Total Ranks of Preliminary Interview


10. For the headdress and props for the LUMAD attire, maximum of 1m in length is only allowed otherwise not allowed to be brought on stage.

11. For MR. and Ms. Congeniality, all candidates will cast their vote for the candidate they find the friendliest.

12. For the People’s choice award, 50% will be taken from the Face book likes and 50% from the PISO poll, candidates’ photos during pictorial will be posted on December 7, 2015 in the official page of the Barangay Gubatan Maco ComVal Province page, 1like is equal to 1 vote for the candidate. For Piso Poll, campaign will starts on December 7, 2016 and one piso is equivalent to 1 vote for the candidate.

13. Special Awards will be determined by the sponsors.



14. To determine the GINOO AT BINIBINING BRGY. GUBATAN, scores will be back to zero. The candidates’ answers to the Final Question judged following the scale 1-10 (10-highest, 1- lowest). Major Titles:

GINOO AT BINIBINING BRGY. GUBATAN1st Runner-Ups 2nd Runner-Ups3rd Runner-Ups

Minor Awards:Best in Talent

Best in Production NumberBest in Mugna sa Kinaiyahan Attire

Best in Jeans wearBest in Formal & Evening GowN

Special AwardsMr. and Ms. CongenialityMr. and Ms. PhotogenicPeople’s Choice award

Sponsors’ AwardsMr. & Ms. Environment



15. A board of canvassers is designated for tallying candidates’ scores/ ratings.16. Only one, chaperon or make-up artist, is allowed to attend to the candidate at the backstage.17. Punctuality during rehearsals shall be strictly observed.18. Submission of the list of participants will be on November 20, 2016.19. Schedule for Orientation and Pictorials will be on November 27, 2016, Sunday @ 1 PM and the coronation night will be on December 19, 2016 at exactly 5:30 PM. 20. There shall be a point deduction per absence to the overall score of the participant per absence during the dry run and final rehearsal; 21. Contestants must be on the waiting area 15 minutes before the competition proper of the Search for Ginoo at Binibining Barangay Gubatan 2016 event. Otherwise they will be deducted three (3) points per minute; 22. In the talent portion, each candidate shall be given a maximum of three (3) minutes to present. An excess minute in the talent portion disqualifies the candidate to win the Best in Talent Award.



SEARCH FOR GINOONG & BINIBINING BRGY. GUBATANCriteria for Judging

A. Casual, Jeans, and Sports Weara. Beauty ………………………………………….40%

-Facial beauty/complexion-Beauty of the figure (body proportions)

b. Poise/Projection……………………………….30%-Graceful way of standing-State of Balance

c. Carriage/Bearing………………………………30%-The way he/she holds his/her head and bodyWhen walking _________

Total 100%B. Formal & Long Gown

a. Beauty…………………………………………..40%



c. Carriage/Bearing………………………………20%-The way he/she holds his/her head and bodyWhen walking

d. Elegance and Sophistication ………………..20%-Style and good taste-Conciseness ________

Total 100%


SEARCH FOR GINOONG & BINIBINING BRGY. GUBATANCriteria for Judging

C. Mugna sa Kinaiyahan Attire

a. Beauty/Originality………………………….……………………………...40%-Facial beauty/complexion-Beauty of the figure (body proportions)

b. Poise/Projection……………………………………………………………20%-Graceful way of standing-State of Balance

c. Carriage/Bearing……………………………………………………………20%-The way he/she holds his/her head and bodyWhen walking

d. Elegance and Sophistication ……………………………………………..20%-Style and good taste-Conciseness ________

Total 100%D. Preliminary & Final Interview (1-10)

a. Articulation, Diction, Grammar……………………………………………...30%b. Delivery and Choice of Words………………………………………….…..30%c. Relevance, Content, Wit and Impact……………………………………….40%

__________ Total 100%


SEARCH FOR GINOONG & BINIBINING BRGY. GUBATAN

Timeline/Schedules of Practice:Date Time Place Event/s

November 20, 2016 8 PM Barangay Hall Submission of the list of participants

November 27, 2016 1 PM Barangay Hall Orientation & Pictorials Wear: Casual and very light make up

December 2, 2016 2 PM Session Hall Courtesy Call of Barangay Officials and Team Leaders

December 7, 2016 9 PM Facebook PagePISO Poll

Posting of Photos for voting in Face Book page

December 11, 2016 3 PM Barangay Site Grounds Tree Planting

December 15, 2016 4 PM Gubatan Elementary School Office

Personality Development Seminar

December 4, 10, 11, 16, 17, 1 PM Freedom Stage Rehearsals

December 17 7 PM Freedom Stage Talent & Pre-Pageant Night

December 18, 2016 5:30 PM Grand Coronation Night Barangay Site Grounds


GRAND CIVIC PARADECivic Parade will schedule on December 20, 2016 at exactly 9 in the morning right after the Holy Mass (8:00 AM, San Roque Church) Assembly area at Gubatan Elementary School. End Point at Barangay Site Grounds. Awards during the Parade: Champion Most Discipline PurokMost Organized Purok Most Colorful Purok Rubric for Civic Parade Please use the rating system for the following questions: 5 – Strongly Agree, 3 – Agree, 2– Disagree, 1 – Strongly Disagree


GRAND CIVIC PARADEDISCIPLINEDo the Purok Members and Officials participate well?Are they consistently following instructions regarding the parade?Do the participants show enthusiasm and willingness?Are their formation during parade constitutes the instructions? ORGANIZATIONAre their sequence finds consistency?Do the Purok participants wear official uniform for the parade?Are they following the two lane system?Number of participants during parade? COLORDo the Purok participants look happy and show optimism in joining parade?Does their Purok banner should be in accordance to the Purok color represented?Do the participants bring flag lets, and other paraphernalia during parade in order to add eye-popping colors?


GRAND CIVIC PARADEFlow of Parade 1. Colors with Boy Scouts2. Panibasan High School Annex- DBC3. Candidates for Ginoo at Binibining Gubatan 20164. Barangay Officials with Guests5. Gubatan ECCDC7. Purok 1 Blue Eagles8. Purok 2 Red Lions9. Purok 3 Yellow Tamaraws10. Purok 4 White Hawk11. Purok 5 Green Archers12. Purok 6 Orange Ox13. Purok 7 Maroon Bulls14. Sectoral Representation


CHEERS AND YELLSCHEERS AND YELLS

Chants can be accompanied with clapping, drums or music bets in CD or tapes:

Cheers, yells and chants should not contain any vulgar and obscene words. A point of deduction will be deducted to the over-all score for every vulgar and obscene word;

Each Purok shall perform within five (2) to (4) minutes including the cheers, yells and chants. Timing shall start right after the host’s cadence which is “your time start now”; Timing shall end after all the performers exit stage.

Observing innovativeness and creativity with the costume design is encouraged but should not cause discomfort and declination of the performance quality;

Decency should be highly observed;

A team member should be in costume. It will be their official uniforms/costumes during the competition.


CHEERS AND YELLSDANCEg. Concept is unlimited and freestyle. Various dance art is highly appreciated to promote originality, creativity and high level of novelty:h. Cheers and Yells will be performing on December 20, 2016 at 7 PM, during the culmination program. i. All performances are continuous, right after the first entry will be followed by the next entry, so on and so forth; Criteria for Judging

Organization………………………………….30%Content and Appeal………………………….20%Entertainment & Novelty Value……………..30%Props, Music & Effects………………………20%


KAKANIN AND NATIVE COFFEE MAKING CONTEST

KAKANIN

Pinoys are known for having a soft spot for sweets

Filipino snack that can be made of different types of sticky or glutinous rice mixed with coconut milk, sugar, or fruit.

Many types of kakanin as there are types of Filipinos, with almost every community in the Philippines making its own unique version with local ingredients.

Kakanin or Native Delicacies are integral part of the Filipino food culture.

It could be made from rice or sweet rice, or any of the root vegetables like ube, cassava, taro.

It could use coconut, and coconut by-products.It could be cooked in banana leaf or flavored with pandan leaf.

It usually is sticky, chewy and takes hours to make - a real labor of love...

AND THEIR FILIPINO

ORIGINALS


KAKANIN AND NATIVE COFFEE MAKING CONTEST

REQUIREMENTS1. The participants shall provide and bring in their own ingredients for their recipes. They shall also provide their own tools, utensils, knives, pots, pans, small electrical or mechanical tools, and any other special equipment. Barangay Council will provide one kilo of pork to each Purok. 2. No cooking on site will be allowed. Entry Kakanin must be prepared prior to arriving at the venue except for native coffee it must be warmed. . Light preparation and plate decor for the presentation is permitted. 3. Accurate and clear recipes of Kakanin and coffee must be written in the Recipe for (Attachment H). This should be submitted to the Committee Head on or before December 19, 2016 Monday. Should a team failed/missed to send one (1) copy of the recipe, 5 points will be deducted from the average score.4. The title cards must already be placed on the display area of the participant ’s dishes prior to the start of the competition.5. The participants should provide their own plain dinnerware in any size and shape to be used during the competition.6. All competitors are requested to wear chef’s uniform. Each team must provide at least plain white kitchen towels.7. The kitchen or table area of Purok Pala-Pala is off-limits to all except for the judges and committee members during the competition proper. Coaching is prohibited.

HIGHLIGHT ACTIVITIES KAKANIN AND NATIVE COFFEE

MAKING CONTESTCooking Competition Judging Criteria Please use the rating system for the following questions: 5 – Strongly Agree, 4 – Agree, 3– Disagree, 1– Strongly Disagree

Criteria Points Given

Taste Is the Kakanin pleasing to the taste buds? Do the flavors complement one another? Does the Kakanin provide a variety of textures? Was the dish served at a pleasing temperature?

Total Appearance/Presentation Does the Kakanin look appetizing? Does the Kakanin include a variety of colors? Was the team’s presentation articulate? Does the Kakanin look good during presentation?Does the table setting appear pleasant?

Total Originality/Purok Appeal Does the dish display creative flavor combinations? Do the cook and assistant maintain cleanliness and orderliness?Would you want to recreate this Kakanin? Do the cook and assistant wear proper and appropriate attire?Would this Kakanin appeal to the people?

Total Total Points

HIGHLIGHT ACTIVITIES PAROL CONTEST

Contest Rules and Guidelines 1. The contest is open to all Purok competitors only. 2. Each parol should be marked with the name of the Purok to ensure that allpurok have participated. This is aligned to our Barangay core value of team-work.

3. The use of indigenous and recycled materials is encouraged. However, the concept isopen depending upon the creativity of the participating Purok.4. Participants are prohibited from using lighted candles or similar materials that maycause fire to enhance lantern decoration.

5. The total length of the light parol should not exceed 1 meter including its tails.6. A selected panel of judges composed of one (1) chair and two (2) members will judge the contest. The judging of the Christmas parol will be on December 20, 2016.

9. The decision of the judges once announced is final and irrevocable. Criteria for Judging:· Design Concept of the Parol(Originally, creativity, novelty of the concept) ………………………..35%· Christmas Spirit per cluster(Degree of participation and cooperation) ……………………………15%· Impact of the Parol…………………………………………………… 35%· Materials used …………………………………………………………15% TOTAL 100%

HIGHLIGHT ACTIVITIES BUNTING COMPETITION

MECHANICS1. Each Team should have one entry.2. The dimension of Team Bunting shall be 10 meters long.3. The bunting should be made up of indigenous materials such as used CDs, junk food wrappers, recyclable materials and any other native materials. 4. The Team Officials and Members are responsible for the beautification of their respectiveBunting.5. The move-in/set-up schedule of the bunting shall be on December 14, 2016.

Criteria for Judging:· Design Concept of the Bunting(Originally, creativity, novelty of the concept)

………………………..35%.Visual Impact of the

Bunting…………………………………………...35%.Materials

Used…………………………………………………………..30%TOTAL……………………………………………………………………

100%

SPECIAL EVENTSQuizbowlOn the Spot PaintingMr. & Ms. Gubatan Elementary School 2016Selfie/Groufie ContestHandumanan sa Usa Ka AwitPurok Bulletin Board ContestMass Dance- Bun0s PointsMass Dance- Pinoy Retro

SPECIAL EVENTS (Academics) QUIZBOWL

The coverage are: Philippine History & Government, History of Barangay Gubatan, Geography and Culture, Science and Mathematics, Social Sciences, and Current Events

Each Purok is entitled to three (3) contestants who will compose a team and one (1) official alternate, who are bona fide residents of the Purok they represented.

Contestants will answer the same set of question in writing. Even before a question is read, the contestants must raise their chalk. Each team will be provided with pieces of chalk. Writing pad (illustration board) and eraser.Questions will read twice in English by the Quizmaster. After the second reading, the Quizmaster shall say “go” – and only then will the team be allowed to write the answer. Automatically, the ten (10) seconds time limit will begin with the word “go” by the Quizmaster. If a question requires enumeration, the time limit will be extended to five (5) more seconds.

After the time limit and the buzzer sounds, the team should stop writing and raise their answer pad.The table proctors will go around and check the answer of the teams. A proctor for each table will be provided to ensure correctness of the answer.

SPECIAL EVENTS (Academics) QUIZBOWL

The contest has two (2) rounds. In Level I round, Twenty (20) questions will be asked. Each question will worth one (1) point. After asking twenty questions, the Quizmaster announces the top five (5) teams who will advance to the Level II round. If there is a tie for the 5 places, the same will advance to the next level.

Twenty (20) questions will be asked in Level II round, this time two (2) points will advance to the next level.

After the 20th question, the five (5) teams getting the highest scores in Level I and Level II will be declared champion, 1st Runner-Up, and 2nd Runner-Up, 3rd Runner-Up, and 4th Runner-Up. Since there are only five (5) prizes for the top five, should there be tie, extra questions will be asked by the Quizmaster in order to break the tie.

The duly registered teacher-coach of the team is the only person authorized to make a protest. All protests should be referred to the Board of Judges immediately, before the Quizmaster reads the next question.

SPECIAL EVENTS (Academics) ON THE SPOT PAINTING

The competition is open to all members of Purok. Only one (1) participant from each Purok is allowed for the category.The contestant must bring his/her own painting brush, rulers, and pencils.The contestant will NOT be allowed to use other paint other than those prescribed by organizers.Mixing Of the color paints is allowed.The contestant will use one fourth (1/4) illustration board.The duration time of the contest is four (4) hours.Aside from the entry number provided by the organizer, NO other distinguishing mark or name of the contestant shall appear in the entry.NO borderline in the master’s illustration board is allowed.Theme: “Transforming Community, Transcending Through Sports & Socio Cultural Activities” , SLOGAN: Barangay Palaro 2016: Palaro ng Pagbabago

Nagmahal, Nasaktan, Nagpalaro

Proportion (scale) 20% Tone Building (value) 20% Workmanship (quality) 20% Similarity (likeness) 30% Overall Impact 10% TOTAL 100%

SPECIAL EVENTSTHE SEARCH FOR MR. & MS.

GUBATAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 2016

Qualification:1. Each Purok should have one (1) male and one (1) female candidate. 2. The candidates should be bona fide resident of Purok they are representing and an officially enrolled for the School Year 2016-2017 at Gubatan Elementary School. If one Purok has no participants both male and female, they can borrow from other Purok representatives but the candidates must have a statement of willingness to join the pageant with the signatories of Purok Leaders, School Principal and Purok advisers. 3. Candidates’ age should be 5-13 years old and have a good moral character. 4. The candidates will be judged in the following exposures for minor and special awards.

Minor AwardsJeans Attire- for grand opening productionSports AttireSchool Uniform AttireBest in Casual WearBest in Formal Wear & Long Gown Special AwardsMr. and Ms. CongenialityMr. and Ms. PhotogenicPeople’s choice awardSponsors5. All candidates will be subject to an interview in a conversational way.

SPECIAL EVENTS

6. For MR. and Ms. Congeniality, all candidates will cast their vote for the candidate they find the friendliest. 7. For the People’s choice award, 50% will be taken from the Face book likes and 50% from the PISO poll, candidates’ photos during pictorial will be posted on December 7, 2016 in the official page of the Barangay Gubatan Maco ComVal Province page, 1like is equal to 1 vote for the candidate. For Piso Poll, campaign will starts on December 7, 2016 and one piso is equivalent to 1 vote for the candidate.8. A board of canvassers is designated for tallying candidates’ scores/ ratings.9. Submission of the list of participants will be on November 20, 2016.10. Schedule for Orientation and Pictorials will be on November 27, 2016, Sunday @ 1 PM and the coronation night will be on December 16, 2016 at exactly 1 PM.

THE SEARCH FOR MR. & MS. GUBATAN ELEMENTARY

SCHOOL 2016

SPECIAL EVENTS

Criteria for Judging

A. Uniform, Jeans, and Sports Weara. Beauty ………………………………………….40%



c. Carriage/Bearing………………………………30%-The way he/she holds his/her head and bodyWhen walking _________

Total 100%B. Formal & Long Gown

a. Beauty…………………………………………..40%



c. Carriage/Bearing………………………………20%-The way he/she holds his/her head and bodyWhen walking

d. Elegance and Sophistication ………………..20%-Style and good taste-Conciseness ________

Total 100%

THE SEARCH FOR MR. & MS. GUBATAN ELEMENTARY

SCHOOL 2016

C. Preliminary Interview a. Articulation, Diction, Grammar………………….......30%b. Delivery and Choice of Words……………….........…..30%c. Relevance, Content, Wit and Impact………...............……40%

__________ Total 100%

SPECIAL EVENTSTHE SEARCH FOR MR. & MS.

GUBATAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 2016Timeline/Schedules

of Practice:Date Time Place Event/s

November 20, 2016 1 PM Barangay Hall Submission of the list of participants

November 27, 2016 1 PM Barangay Hall Orientation & Pictorials Wear: Casual and very light make up

December 2, 2016 2 PM Session Hall Courtesy Call of Barangay Officials and Team Leaders

December 7, 2016 9 PM Facebook PagePISO Poll

Posting of Photos for voting in Face Book page

December 11, 2016 3 PM Barangay Site Grounds Tree Planting

December 4, 10, 11, 16, 1 PM Freedom Stage Rehearsals

December 17 7 PM Freedom Stage Talent & Pre-Pageant Night

December 16, 2016 5:30 PM Grand Coronation Day Barangay Site Grounds

SPECIAL EVENTSSELFIE/GROUFIE CONTEST

Mechanics:1. Open to all members of the team.2. To join, snap a picture of yourself or group in any on the 25 th Araw ng Barangay and 2016 Barangay Palaro activity or programs from December 11-20, 2016. 3. Elected Barangay Officials are allowed to join this event.4. Post in your Facebook timeline using the following hashtags: #BarangayPalaro2016 #25thArawngBarangayGubatan5. Or submit the soft copy of your picture to the Secretariat on or before December 20, 2016 at 2 PM in the afternoon. 6. Winners will be announced on December 20, 2016.

SPECIAL EVENTSHANDUMANAN SA USA KA AWIT

Mechanics:1. Open to all members of the team.2. Write your own story and experience in life that has one meaningful song to remember with.3. Interested writers will used Cebuano, Filipino or English as a medium. 4. Deadline of Submission will be on December 14, 2016 at around 5 PM. Failure to submit will be deducted automatically three (3) points from the Deportment Award. 5. Declaration of Winner will be on December 20, 2016 during Culmination Program and Pagpupugay.

SPECIAL EVENTSMASS DANCE- BUNOS POINTS

Guidelines:

Each team must submitt at least ten participants or performers.Mass Dance is a special production number that will be presenting on December 20, 2016 during the 25th Araw ng Barangay Celebration.This is a Bunos Points for every team that their ten (10) performers will present during that day. Every performer is equivalent to ten (10) points. This event does not belong to a contest. All participants from seven teams will perform together on a special production number.

SPECIAL EVENTSMASS DANCE- PINOY RETRO

Dancing is always the pastime of the people of Barangay Gubatan especially on a very special occasion and gather themselves in a karaoke or videoke houses. Since dancing also the passion of the young people, Mass Dance is a collaborative effort of all members in Purok as they dance happily in a freetsyle way. It means there is NO choreography at all, they can dance and move what they want. GUIDELINES

1. All members from the seven competing team must be ready and energize prior to the main judgement through a Pinoy Retro Song.

2. When the music stops after the motivation, all competitors will stop also and proceed to Team 1, Team 2 so on and so fort.

SPECIAL EVENTSMASS DANCE- PINOY RETRO

CRITERIA FOR JUDGEMENT Criteria for Judging

Choreography………………………………………………………… 10%(Complexity;Synchronization)

Performance………………………………………………………….. 25%(Mastery & SkillsDrive; Power)

Coordination and Style…………………………………………………30%(Foot Works; ExhibitionsStunts; Unity; Expression& Precision)

Unity & Uniqueness……………………………………………………35% TOTAL: 100%

SOCIO-CULTURAL LITERARY(Academics) ESSAY WRITING CONTESTORATORICAL CONTEST BALAGTASANEXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING BIBLE QUIZSTORYTELLING CONTEST BIBLE DRILLCHORALE READING BIBLE READING CONTESTDECLAMATION SABAYANG BIGKASSPELLING BEE BALAK COMPETITIONTAGISAN NG TALINO FLIPTOP BATTLEMATH CHALLENGE #HUGOT LINES

LITERARY COMPETITIONS(Academics)

GENERAL RULE AND MECHANICSAll participants must be a bona fide member of the Purok they represented.A representative from a Purok is limited to only join two (2) mono-craft events.Registered participants in the mono-craft, dyad-craft, and multi-craft categories must be on the waiting area 15 minutes before the competition proper. Otherwise they will be deducted three (3) points per minute.

Appearance of the event coach is a must.The violations against these general mechanics shall not be of the judges’ jurisdiction. They will be determined by the literary committee of the competition.

Judges’ decision is final and irrevocable, unless subject to deduction of points.The violations subject to deduction of points are the following:Under and over time pressure of one (1) minute shall be deducted one (1) point and a fraction thereof.

One (1) point deduction shall be given to entries with excess or lack of the required number of participants.

The registration forms shall be filled-up by the participants and shall be submitted on November 20, 2016. Failure of submission will correspond to a three (3) point deduction per day.

Audience decorum must be strictly observed. Each Purok must provide at least one (1) or more crowd manager/s to monitor proper audience deportment.

The Purok Crowd Manager/s shall be tasked to perform the following:Implement proper deportment of their respective audiences.

Assist the Literary Committee in the disciplinary measures of the crowd during the entire Literary Competition.

Display the “silence” signage or other measures assigned by the committee.Clarifications, questions and reactions should be called upon immediately after the entire the event.

Proclamation of the winners will be based on the point system of the competition.

Final results must be duly signed by the members of the board of judges.

In case of a tie, the decision will be done by the chairman of the board of judges.


ESSAY WRITING CONTESTMechanics and Rules of the ContestThe topic of the essay shall be given during the contest and shall be selected by the Board of Judges.The essay shall be written in Cebuano in NOT less than 300 words and not more than 600 words.The contestant shall be given two (2) hours to develop the composition.The contestant shall be provided with writing paper and a pen and a corresponding number.The contestants will use a pen name/ number in their essay paper. The same pen name/ number will be written of paper together with their real name and school where they come from. This will be used for the verification of winners.No books, material, dictionaries, and the like shall be bought inside the contest venue.No person shall be allowed inside the contest venue except the contestant and the proctor.The result of the contest will be posted on the tally board and award immediately after the judges gave finished rating them.The judges’ decision is final. CRITERIA FOR JUDGING

Content………………………………………………………. 50% Relevance of the given topic, Appropriateness of the Language, Comprehensiveness, Clarity of thought

Organization…………………………………………………. 30%Unity, Coherence, Style

Mechanics……………………………………………………. 20% TOTAL 100%


ORATORICAL CONTESTMechanics and Rules of the Contest

The piece must be given prior to the contestant, written in Filipino, and relevant to the theme of Breaking Boarders, Building Peace, Unity and Filipino Youth.The piece should be delivered within 5- 7 minutes. The timekeeper shall provide the Chair of the Board of Judges the extra time utilized by the contestant. One point will be deducted for every extra minute overtime and overtime.The contestant shall use microphone or lapel.No sound effects background or props shall be used. The contestants shall wear formal attire.The Committee shall announce the tallied with the Chair of the Board of Judges after the event.The Judges’ decision is final. CRITERIA FOR JUDGING

Content………………………………….. 30%Relevance of the theme organization, substance, and logical presentation of ideas, craftsmanship (appropriateness of language, style and clarity)

Delivery………………………………..… 35%Voice, diction, pronunciation, and articulation, expression and empathy

Stage presence and personality……….. 30%Gestures, carriages and eye contact

Over- all Impact………………………….. 5%TOTAL 100%


EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKINGMechanics and Rules of the ContestAn entry of one (1) contestant per Purok.He/she must be a smart talker and shall use Cebuano or Failipino language as a medium.A topic shall be given to the seven participants with 3-4 minute preparation and 4-5 minute presentation.The contestants shall sit on the stage during the preparation and deliberation time.Participants are not allowed to bring cell phones, laptops, or any other electronic gadgets. Only entry’s blank paper and pencil to be provided by the powerhouse are allowed.The deliberation shall be in a conversational manner.The contestant shall use no microphone.Participants shall wear formal attire. CRITERIA FOR JUDGING

Content ……………………………………………… 30% Implication of the ideas propoundedDepth of the view propoundedRelevance of the perspectives

Wit …………………………………………………… 30% SenseAcumenWisdom

Delivery………………………………………………. 30% Rhetorical and logical presentation of contestArticulation flow

Contemporary tongue………………………………… 10%Total 100%


STORYTELLING CONTESTMechanics and Rules of the ContestThe short story shall be original or adaptation must be relevant to the theme of the festival and should focus in positive values.A copy of the story shall be submitted to the Board of Judges on December 16, 2016. It shall become a property of the festival. Failure to comply with this requirement shall subject for 1 point of deduction in the over-all score. The limit of the storytelling is 5- 7 minutes. One point for every minute shall be deducted from the under time or the overtime.A storyteller can move around on the stage and gestures he/ she sees fit but focus is on facial expression not allowed.The use of costumes, props, sound effects, ordinary and unusual pictures and microphone shall not be allowed. CRITERIA FOR JUDGING

Pronunciation of words………………..…..….. 20%Logical Presentation of events………….……. 20 %Skill in eliciting emotions and expressions….. 20%Skill in portraying the characters………….……20%Skill in illustrating the interest of the audience 20%

TOTAL 100%


CHORALE READING

Mechanics and Rules of the ContestChoral reading is reading aloud in unison with a whole class or group of students. Choral reading helps build students' fluency, self-confidence, and motivation. Because students are reading aloud together, students who may ordinarily feel self-conscious or nervous about reading aloud have built-in support.

Choral Reading Variations

Refrain: One student reads most of the text and the whole group chimes in to read key segments chorally. Robert Munsch's Love You Forever is a good example of refrain. Antiphonal Reading: Divide the class into groups and assign a section of a text to each group. They read parts alternately. Call-and-Response: Teacher or student reads a line or two of a text and the rest of the class responds by repeating the lines. Cumulative Choral Reading: An individual or small group reads one line or section of a passage. Another reader or group chimes in for the next line, and a few more are included for the lines that follow. Before the end of the text is reached, the entire class should be reading. Line-a-Child: Each child is given a line to read and reads at the appropriate time. Unison: The entire class reads together, placing emphasis at predetermined spots throughout. Group Performance: Groups are assigned or select text to read aloud to the class. The group is encouraged to vary pitch, volume, duration, and stress as appropriate to the text. They may also assign different parts--with partners reading some lines and the whole group reading other lines. As they practice these variations, they are repeating their reading several times. Each group then presents its reading to a selected audience


CHORALE READINGMechanics and Rules of the Contest

There will be one (1) entry per Team with five to thirty (5-30) readers.Each Team must perform the commissioned that will focus on the promotion of Youth Empowerment and Values Education. The presentation shall be delivered 3-5 minutes only.A point deduction shall be given for every excess of minutes of preparation or a fraction thereof.Embellishments like costume and props are highly appreciated.

CRITERIA FOR JUDGINGOriginality 20%Theme/focus 30%ContentMasteryCreative delivery/gait 50%ChantingEnunciationChoreographyTotal: 100%


DECLAMATIONGUIDELINES AND MECHANICS 1. The contest is open to all members of the team and each team shall have one representative. 2. All participants have a commissioned and one piece given by the Committee prior the event.3. A minimum of 5 minutes and a maximum of 7 minutes performance including the entrance and exit shall be applied.4. A 1 point deduction shall be made for every 30-second excess during the performance.5. There shall be no substitution of piece. Violations would mean disqualification. 6. The decision of the Board of Judges is final and non-appealable.

CRITERIA FOR JUDGEMENT Delivery (Quality of Voice, fluency, and pronounciation, blending and harmony)……40%Intrepretation (manner in which the piece is internalized and presented)…………….30%Stage Presence (stage poise, eye contact and audience impact)……………………..20%Costume, Sound Effects & Props (attire relevant to the concept, sound production).10% GRAND TOTAL 100%


SPELLING BEE MECHANICS/GUIDELINES 1. The contest is open to all members of the team and there must have one (1) represenatative.2. Participants must wear appripriate attire (school uniform).3. Both Team Athletic Managers and participants must be at the venue at least 30 minutes before the start of the contest for the briefing/reminders and giving of words to the committee.4. Contestants shall be using tag board (4’ x 12”) and chalk board for the contest, this will be provided by the Committee.5. The contest shall be facilitated by a Committee composed of the following : Arbiter, Bee Master, Time Keeper, Checkers and Tabulator6. The American Heritage Dictionary shall be used as the official reference.7. The contest is done in 3 rounds: easy, average, and difficult. There shall be five words for every round.8. The Bee Master must give the correct pronounciation of the word, including its part of speech definition. It shall be used in the sentence. The word is read twice. 9. For time allotment: easy round - 5 seconds/word

Average round -7 seconds/wordDifficult round -10 seconds/word

10. The scores of the contestants will be accumulated until the last round and the contestant have the highiest scores will be the winner.


Tagisan ng Talino MECHANICS/GUIDELINES 1. The coverage of the competition includes General Education Subjects: English, Filipino, Science,

Mathematics, Current Events, Philippine/World History, History and Governance of Barangay Gubatan including Local Governance, Literature and Social Sciences.

2. It is open to all members of the team and each team will have one representative.3. Each contestant will be given questionnaire and write their answers at the given answer sheet.4. There shall be given 45 minutes to answer the 60 items of test and every minute of lapse will subject for a 1 point of deduction. 5. The contestant who gets the highest number of points is automatically declared the champion or the runner-up as the case may be.6. Before distributing the test papers, the proctor should tell the contestants that they should write ONLY their name and team on the test paper. No one should begin answering the questions unless the proctor gives the signal to do so.7. The proctor informs the contestants of the time limit for the test. He gives the signal for the contestant to begin. Then he writes on the board: Time Started:_____ Time Ends: _____ 8. The proctor gives 15 minutes and 5 minutes warning before the time is up. All test and scratch papers should be collected when the time is up. 9. The proctor shall give all papers (test, scratch, and extra copies of question) to the person in charge of assigning the checkers.10. If any student submits the paper before the time, the proctor shall accept it and ask the contestant to leave the venue. The proctor shall collect all the papers when the time is up and will not allow any extension. 11. For clarifications: Only the official contestant must raise a complaint or clarification. The Grievance Committee and the Steering Committee will be the responsible to mediate the protest.


Math Challenge Objectives:1. Awakening greater interest in Mathematics among the youth in Barangay Gubatan,2. Encourage them to strive in excellence in Mathematics,3. Encouraging mastery in basic mathematical skills,4. Discovering mathematical talents among the youth in Barangay Gubatan,5. Developing the values of hard work, perseverance, honesty, teamwork, and sportsmanship and;6. Providing them with opportunities in leadership and cooperative undertaking;Coverage:The coverage of the competition shall be the current DepEd K to 12 Education Curriculum for College/Secondary and Elementary level.


Categories: Elementary Secondary & College

Math Challenge Mechanics:1. Each team must have one participant, Secondary or College Level.2. The test is in written form and multiple choice type. 3. Contestant is allowed to bring scientific calculator however a bringing cell phone inside the testing room is strictly prohibited.4. The proctor shall distribute first the scratch papers where the contestant solves the problems. Contestant must write their names in all scratch papers.5. Before distributing the test papers, the proctor should tell the contestants that they should write ONLY their name and team on the test paper. No one should begin answering the questions unless the proctor gives the signal to do so.6. The proctor tells the contestant that only the final answers must be written on the test papers. All solutions shall be placed on the scratch papers which should also be turning over top the proctors together with the test paper.7. The proctor informs the contestants of the time limit for the test. He gives the signal for the contestant to begin. Then he writes on the board: Time Started:_____ Time Ends: _____ 8. The proctor gives 15 minutes and 5 minutes warning before the time is up. All test and scratch papers should be collected when the time is up.9. There are 30 items of the test and the contestants shall be given 40 minutes to answer the items.10. The proctor shall give all papers (test, scratch, and extra copies of question) to the person in charge of assigning the checkers.11. If any student submits the paper before the time, the proctor shall accept it and ask the contestant to leave the venue. The proctor shall collect all the papers when the time is up and will not allow any extension. 12. For clarifications: Only the official contestant must raise a complaint or clarification. The Grievance Committee and the Steering Committee will be the responsible to mediate the protest.


BalagtasanAng balagtasan ay isang klasikong anyo ng patulang pagtatalo ng pananalinghaga at pangangatuwiran ng mga makata na kapupulutan ng kaalaman tungkol sa mga napapanahong isyu o paksa. Ang balagtasan ay isang ekspresyong kultural sa paraang pangangatuwiran, mabisang paraan sa pagpapalaganap ng wika at paglinang ng kasanayan sa pakikipagtalastasan, partikular sa pagsasalita. Ang pagkakaroon ng kaalaman at kakayahan sa paggamit ng wastong gramatika at retorika ay nakatutulong sa maayos na pakikipagpalitan ng opinyon at katuwiran, gayundin sa panghihikayat na pumanig sa iyong pangangatuwiran ang mga taong iyong kaharap/ kausap. Patnubay sa Paglahok:1. Bukas ang balatagsan sa lahat ng kasapi ng isang Purok.2. bawat pangkat ng kalahok ay may tatlong kasapi: dalawang mambalagtas at isang Lakandiwa.3. Ang piyesang komisyon ay ibibigay sa mga kalahok isang buwan bago ang timpalak.Mga Pamantayan: Piyesa * Paglinang sa Paksa 10% * Pagtatagpo ng Katwiran 10% * Husay ng mga Katwiran 10% Pagbigkas * Linaw ng Tindig at Pagbigkas 40% * Tindig sa Entablado 20% * Kasuotan 10% TOTAL 100%


Bible Quiz 1. Each Purok is entitled to three (3) contestants who will compose a team and one (1) official alternate, who are bona fide residents of the Purok they represented. 2. It is open to all members of the team and each team will have one representative.3. Each contestant will be given questionnaire and write their answers at the given answer sheet.4. There shall be given 45 minutes to answer the 60 items of test and every minute of lapse will subject for a 1 point of deduction. 5. The contestant who gets the highest number of points is automatically declared the champion or the runner-up as the case may be.6. Before distributing the test papers, the proctor should tell the contestants that they should write ONLY their name and team on the test paper. No one should begin answering the questions unless the proctor gives the signal to do so.7. The proctor informs the contestants of the time limit for the test. He gives the signal for the contestant to begin. Then he writes on the board: Time Started:_____ Time Ends: _____ 8. The proctor gives 15 minutes and 5 minutes warning before the time is up. All test and scratch papers should be collected when the time is up. 9. The proctor shall give all papers (test, scratch, and extra copies of question) to the person in charge of assigning the checkers.10. If any student submits the paper before the time, the proctor shall accept it and ask the contestant to leave the venue. The proctor shall collect all the papers when the time is up and will not allow any extension. 11. For clarifications: Only the official contestant must raise a complaint or clarification. The Grievance Committee and the Steering Committee will be the responsible to mediate the protest.


Bible DrillBible Drill is an exciting way for the participants of 2016 Barangay Palaro to learn to use their Bibles to meet the challenges of life. It involves competition, but that is not what Bible Drill is all about. If participants can locate a verse quickly, learn to answer a question using Scripture, become familiar enough with key verses that they can locate them from a few words — those participants are winners!


Participants can quickly become focused on winning the drill. It is important for the facilitators to remind them of the more profound goal — to learn to use the Book of Life to make a difference for today and tomorrow.

Bible Drill is a church event for youth and while preparing for the drill, participants develop skills in using their Bibles — locating books and verses, memorizing passages, and locating passages dealing with doctrinal and ethical concerns.

Working together to prepare for the drill, participants increases their love for the Bible; its words and phrases become a part of them. Youth also gain poise and confidence as they respond to drill calls with speed and accuracy.

Bible DrillLITERARY COMPETITIONS

(Academics)Judging the Drill Three judges plus a timekeeper are needed. Enlist the judges and timekeeper at least one week prior to the training session. Participants in all drills should be identified by numbers that are visible to the leader and the judges. Refer to the drillers by the numbers they are wearing, not by name. RESPONSIBILITIES OF REGULAR JUDGES Regular Judges mark only mistakes. Place the number of the mistake (1-5) in the corresponding box on the score sheet beside the call number and under the participant number for each driller who makes a mistake. (All others will receive points for the call.) The vertical numbers on the score sheet are the call numbers and the horizontal numbers are participant identification numbers. Score each participant as an individual. If two mistakes in one call are made, deduct point TIMEKEEPERThe timekeeper will call “Time” twelve seconds after the leader gives the command “Start.” The timekeeper needs a stopwatch to accurately call time.


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CHAIRMAN OF THE JUDGES One of the four judges will have the additional responsibility of serving as chairman and share results and mistakes with participants. Judges should try to give participants the benefit of any doubt. DRILL CALLERThe drill caller is responsible for conducting the drill and checking the accuracy of answers. Be prepared to handle the unexpected. If some distraction occurs when the call is being given causing a participant to make a mistake in responding, instruct the judges to disregard that call and give an alternate call.


(Academics)TYPES OF DRILLS (1) BOOK DRILL (Five Calls—Three Points per Call)The leader calls the name of any book in the Bible. At the command Start, participants begin searching for the book which was called. A participant steps forward after he has located the book and placed his index finger on any verse in that book. When called upon, the driller should be able to name: (1) the book which immediately precedes the book called, (2) the book called, and (3) the book which immediately follows the book called. (2) SCRIPTURE SEARCHING DRILL (Five Calls—Three Points per Call)The leader announces a Scripture reference to be found. Scripture searching drills are taken from any part of the Bible. A participant must locate the Scripture reference and place his index finger on the verse before stepping forward. When called upon, he must read the verse and state the Scripture reference. (3) IDENTIFYING VERSES DRILL (Five Calls—Four Points per Call)The leader quotes a part of a verse taken from the official list of verses. It may be any part of a verse. A leader, however, should quote enough of a verse to provide the participants with a reasonable clue. A participant must correctly locate the verse and place his index finger on the verse before he steps forward. When called upon, he must be able to read the entire verse and state the correct Scripture reference. (4) DOCTRINAL DRILL (Five Calls—Five Points per Call)The leader announces a doctrinal statement taken from the official list of doctrinal drill verses. A participant must correctly locate the verse listed with that doctrinal statement and place his index finger on the verse before he steps forward. When called upon, he must be able to:(1) recite the doctrinal statement as listed in the annual supplement,(2) read the verse, and (3) state the Scripture reference. (5) BIBLE ANSWERS DRILL (Five Calls—Five Points per Call)The leader announces a question taken from the official Bible Answers Drill verses. Before he steps forward, a participant must correctly locate the verse listed that answers the question. When time is called, the leader will instruct the drillers to close their Bibles. The driller must be able to: (1) quote the question, (2) recite the correct verse, and(3) state the Scripture reference.


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SAMPLE DRILL Attention. Present Bible. The first drill is the Book Drill. I will call out a book of the Bible. You will find that book, place your index finger on any verse in that book, step forward, and be prepared to name the book which immediately precedes the book called, the book called, and the book which immediately follows the book called. (pause) Acts. Start. Time. Number __ (Call on one driller who has stepped forward. He or she will respond) John, Acts, Romans Attention. Present Bible. The next type of drill is the Scripture Searching Drill. I will give you a Scripture reference taken from any part of the Bible. You will find that reference, place your index finger on it, step forward, and be prepared to read that verse and repeat the reference. (pause) Psalm 50:1. Start. Time. Number __ (response) The mighty God, . . . going down thereof. Psalm 50:1. Attention. Present Bible. The third drill is the Identifying Verses Drill. I will give you a phrase from one of the verses on the list. It may be the first part, the last part, or the middle part. You will find that verse in the Bible, place your index finger on the verse, step forward, and be ready to read the verse and give the reference. (pause) Example: Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself. Start. Time. Number __ (response) For all the . . . as thyself. Galatians 5:14. Attention. Present Bible. The fourth drill is the Doctrinal Drill. I will give you a doctrinal statement from the list. You will find the appropriate verse in the Bible, place your index finger on that verse, step forward, and be prepared to give the doctrinal statement, read the verse, and give the Scripture reference. (pause) Penalty for sin. Start. Time. Number __ (response) For the . . . Lord. Romans 6:23. Attention. Present Bible. The last drill is the Bible Answers Drill. I will ask you a question taken from the list. You will locate the verse which answers that question, place your index finger on that verse, step forward, be prepared to quote the question and the verse from memory, and give the Scripture reference. I will instruct all of you to close your Bibles before I call on one of you to recite. (pause) Which Scripture sets forth the Lord’s requirement of man? Start. Time. Close Bibles. Number __ (response) He hath . . . with thy God? Micah 6:8.

Bible Reading ContestLITERARY COMPETITIONS

(Academics)

Lector is Latin for one who reads, whether aloud or not.

A religious reader is sometimes referred to as a lector. The lector proclaims the Scripture readings used in the Liturgy of the Word from the official, liturgical book(lectionary). The Roman Catholic Church has a rite by which it formally institutes men who may or may not be studying for the priesthood and diaconate as lectors (Canon Law 230.1).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_language

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reader_(liturgy)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liturgical_book

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lectionary

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_Catholic_Church

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rite

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deacon


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Lectors have a critical role in the celebration of the Mass. Since the Lector proclaims not just any word, but the Word of God, it is essential that they develop the skills required to communicate God’s message competently.

The ministry of lector calls for a person to grow in a warm and loving knowledge of Scripture, the living Word of God. He or she is invited to enter into a relationship with a Word that is creative, powerful and effective.

The call to be a Lector is something that demands preparation. No one should get up to read to the community gathered for worship without this preparation. In becoming a Lector, you are accepting the responsibility to do your best, to practice, to make frequent self-evaluations and to continually look for ways to improve your ability to communicate the Word of God clearly to the congregation.

As a Lector you are entrusted with some of the most wonderful stories to come down through the ages, and it is through these stories that God continues to speak. These are stories about the rainbow that sealed God’s covenant with Noah; about the bush whose flames revealed a God on fire with love for His people; about the rib that became a woman.


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As a Lector you must understand each story simply as a story. The ministry of a lector is a wonderful work, and an extremely rewarding ministry. Through your own sacrifice of time, effort, and preparation, God’s living Word continues to be proclaimed to all of his people; the young, the old, the troubled, the hopeless, the happy and to those in need of comfort. To be a lector is to be given an opportunity for your own personal growth in Jesus Christ.

We welcome all newcomers to our ministry. May the Lord be in your heart and on your lips that you may worthily proclaim His Holy Word.

Mechanics of the Games 1. The competition is open to all members of the Purok they represented.2. Each team must have one reader or Lector.3. A Bible Chapter and verse shall be given to the seven participants through draw lots with 3-4 minute preparation and 4-5 minute presentation.4. The contestants shall sit on the stage during the preparation and reading time. 5. The participants shall wear formal attire.


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RUBRICS OF EVENT Mindset- 10 pointsBody Language- 10 pointsPosture- 10 points Announcement Line- 15 points Eye Contact- 15 points Pronunciation- 25 points Enunciation- 25 Rate- 20 points Volume- 20 points Microphone Usage- 25 points Pausing- 15 points Lector Dress- 20 points Action Words- 20 points Listener Appreciation- 20 points TOTAL – 250 POINTS

BALAK CONTESTLITERARY COMPETITIONS

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Balakista is the Cebuano poetry archive for poems created by the Cebuano youth and some of the notable names in the Cebuano literary scene.

Ang Balakista abotanan sa mga balak nga Binisaya gikan sa mga Bisaya nga magbabalak sa Sugbo, Kabisay-an hangtod na sa Mindanao ug lakip na sa mga langyawng Bisdak nga padayong nahigugma sa pinulongang Binisaya.

BALAK CONTESTLITERARY COMPETITIONS

(Academics)

Mechanics of the Games The competition is open to all members of the Purok they represented.Instrumental in actual performance is allowed in the entire competition.There must be one (1) performer per team and the contest piece is a pure-Balak piece.Performance should last with a minimum of two (2) minutes and four (4) minutes at a maximum. There is a five (5) point deduction of the performer’s rating in every minute of excess performance.Appropriate costume must be worn during the contest.Submmission of contest piece should be done on December 16, 2016 at 9 PM in the evening. Failure to submitt must automatically deducted 5 points from the Deportment Award.Judges decision is final and appealable. Criteria for Judgement Contest Piece................................................................ 30%Delivery (Diction, enunciation, pronounciation, mastery.... 30%Interpretation.................................................................. 30%Stage Presence ( poise, gesture, costume) ..................... 10%

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FLIPTOP BATTLELITERARY COMPETITIONS

(Academics)

Rap battle league that puts two people in a match to have them insult each other with the cleverest punch lines and sharpest rhymes.

Is a form of emcee-ing (which is one of the four elements of hip hop together with DJ-ing, breakdancing and graffiti art).

In freestyle rap, hurling the insult back at your opponent is called a “flip”.

Founded by Alaric Riam Yuson (known as Anygma) and Romeo Borrondia (known as RYME B). in 2010. The league promotes Pinoy hip hop.

In freestyle rap, hurling the insult back at your opponent is called a “flip”.

FlipTop is sometimes described as a modern day Balagtasan, where two rappers are pitted against each other in a battle of a capella rap.

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ENTRY CRITERIA 1. The emcee/rapper must abide by the eligibility rules of 2016 Barangay Palaro General Mechanics & Literary Rules.2. Each team must have one (1) emcee or rapper from the Purok they represented.3. No age limit required .4. Bad and obscene words are strictly prohibited. There must be 20 points deducted from the overall score of the performer.

COMPETITION BREAKDOWN 1. Battle must be held with either 7 Emcees, once all the 7 slots are already final it will be divided into two brackets. Winners will advance while losers are eliminated without a chance of returning. One team is waiting for the next round.

FLIPTOP BATTLE


RULES and GUIDELINES 1. Do not bite (copy) someone else work. Your freestyle must be 100% original material and shall not infringe upon any third party copyrights, trademarks, or other intellectual property rights nor shall it contain any vulgar words and sexually explicit lyrics. 2. The language and dialect to be used in the battle is either English or Tagalog or Taglish and Cebuano.3. The rap lyrics (punch line) should focus more on humor whether you mock or ridicule your opponent. 4. The organizer/promoter will appoint the timekeeper. He/She will be provided with a stopwatch and will be responsible for indicating the end of each round. The clock starts from the beginning of the first line spoken by the competitor. 5. For the preliminary round of competition each emcee will be given ONE round each for one (1) minute, for the semi-final round each emcee rhymes twice for one (1) minute per round, in the final round each emcee rhymes twice for one (1) minute. In case of a tie another round (OT) will be provided to break the tie. 6. Each Emcee must rhyme over the same beat as their opponent. 7. By participating in this event you permit the recording of your contributions and assign to the organisers the complete copyright and all other rights in your contributions for use in all media. 8. Competitors who are rude, abusive or deemed otherwise unsuitable by the organisers will be disqualified from the competition. 9. Winners of each round will step up to the next level.

FLIPTOP BATTLE


JUDGING 1. The judging panel must be consisting of five (5) judges. 2. Judges must make their decision as to the winner of each round independently and will have an opportunity to explain their decisions. 3. In the case of a round where the judges cannot reach a decision each Emcee will be asked to perform an extra verse for forty five (45) seconds and the concept/topic should be given by the judges. Whenever possible this process should be avoided by the judges. 4. Decision by the judges is final. There is no appeal process. PROTEST - are prohibited and will not be accepted regarding any score or result of a decision.

FLIPTOP BATTLE


CRITERIA FOR JUDGEMENT PRESENCE – 15 POINTSCharisma, Swagger, Character... having a bigger personality than your opponent has a subconcious affect on the audience... and the judges DELIVERY AND STORYTELLING – 40 POINTSYou could write the dopest bar we've ever heard, but if you don't say it with the right conviction, the line won't hit.Not 100% of the time it has to be personal and true reality( some battles more so than others,mainly when theres real beef etc).i mean look at iron solomon the majority of everything he said isnt some real but he was able to create some hillarious/vivid images/ while displaying his craft of course many others do that,Iron just came to mind first. RELEVANCE – 15 POINTSA punchline that actually applies to your opponent beats a generic mom/gay joke, or idol threats every time. Relevant set-ups'll gain you some extra points as well. PERSONALS - 10 POINTS Hurtful truths cut deep, and can be the most damaging weapon in a battle if done right.

FLIPTOP BATTLE


CRITERIA FOR JUDGEMENT FLIPS - 15 POINTS Whether prepared in advance due to predictable angles, or off the dome, rebuttles score big in the eyes of the judges. There IS a such thing as a shitty flip though, and rappers shant be rewarded for them. FREESTYLE – 10 POINTSProving you can kill it on the spot by referencing the then and now is a valuable asset. No extra credit for crap free's though, they have to be good. CROWD CONTROL – 25 POINTSKnowing how to draw big reactions from the audience is probably the biggest way to sway the judges, as it's hard to not feel like guy who got the bigger cheers, laughs and ooh's wasn't the winner. Judges should watch out for cheap pops due to home town advantage, shock value tactics, and pop culture catch phrases & slogans. BAR STRUCTURE – 15 POINTSJust because a battle isn't done over a beat, doesn't mean you can just mash as many words and syllables you need to get your point across into a line. Rhythm is still an important factor, and some rappers are just sloppy with it.

FLIPTOP BATTLE


CRITERIA FOR JUDGEMENT DICTION – 10 POINTSVocab, choice of words... prove your superior lyricism and it just might be the difference maker in a close match. RHYME SCHEMES – 10 POINTSWe like to call 'em "multis". The complexity of your rhyme schemes shows that more effort went into your preparation, and it doesn't go un-noticed. WIT, CREATIVENESS & ORIGINALITY – 30 POINTSVery few people find it hard to appreciate genuinely clever punchlines.You have to be creative and use original stuff otherwise you lose points. You cant switch up the same standard formula and expect to get a pat on the back "almost" everyone that is top tier is as original as you can get.TOTAL ......................... 200 POINTS

FLIPTOP BATTLE


What is definition of Hugot?

The term “hugot” is a Filipino word which means to draw or to pull out. The usage of the hashtag “#hugot” became popular not so long ago and is usually used along with song lyrics, a quote, etc. that the person tweeting relates to; “#hugot” means the accompanying words draw emotions out of him/her. -Urban Diksyo

This POETRY WRITING CONTEST comes with the theme SLOGAN: Barangay Palaro 2016: Palaro ng Pagbabago (Nagmahal, Nasaktan, Nagpalaro)

Mechanics of the Contest - Sumulat ng Hugot Lines na nagmula LAMANG sa Slogan at tema ng 2016 Barangay Palaro.- Tagalog LAMANG ang medium na gagamitin. Bawal ang Taglish at purong English.- Minimum of 20 words at maximum ng 50 words.- One entry per Purok.- Importanteng ORIHINAL na hugot at hindi hinugot sa google ang isasaling entry. - Bawal ang pre-made or nai-post na sa facebook, twitter, at armchair.- It must either follow the rhymed metre or free verse.

#HUGOT LINES CONTEST


-Hugot Lines must be written on a legal size bond paper, and it will be submitted on December 19, 2016 at around 9 in the evening. Failure to submitt will automatically deducted 5 points fromm the Deportment Award.

Please use the following hash tags: #BarangayPalaro2016

#25thArawngBarangayGubatan #SilverAnniversary

The criteria for judging is as follows:Adherence to the theme – 40%Originality – 20%Creativity – 15%Content – 15%Technicalities – 10%

#HUGOT LINES CONTEST


Ang SABAYANG PAGBIGKAS ay masining na pagpapakahulugan o interpretasyon sa anumang anyo ng panitikan sa pamamagitan ng sabayang pagbasa nang malakas ng isang koro o pagkat. Ang Sining ng Sabayang Pagbigkas Katuturan ng Sabayang Pagbigkas ~Ayon naman kay Abad (1996), ang Sabayang Pagbigkas ay isang kawili-wiling pamaraan ng pagpapahalaga sa panitikan sa pamamagitan ng pagsanib-sanib ng mga tinig ng koro ayon sa wasto nilang tunog, puwersa at lakas.

Mga Kasanayang Malilinang sa Pagsali sa Sabayang Pagbigkas 1. ito ay mabisang pamaraan ng pagkatuto ng wika.2. mabisa itong pamaraan sa paglinang at isang panghikayat sa pagkakaroon ng kabatiran at lugod sa pagpapaunlad ng panitikan3. ito’y isang pangunahing pagsasanay sa pagtatalumpati, pagbigkas nang isahan, pagpapakahulugan at pag-arte sa tanghalan.4. naglalaan ito ng malawak na kakayahan sa pagkalugod sa sining.5. nakatutulong ito sa ikapagtatamo ng pang-unawa sa lipunan bunga ng isang gawaing pangkatan, pakikiisa at pakikibagay.6. isa itong panimulang kasanayan sa mahusay at mabisang paraan ng pakikipagtalastasan.

Sabayang Bigkas


Pamantayan sa Madulang Sabayang Pagbigkas Bukas ang paligsahan sa lahat ng miyembro ng Purok.Inaasahang ang bawat koponan ay may 5-30 kalahok(lima hanggang tatlumpu)Isang pyesa lamang ang gagamitin sa madulang sabayang pagbigkas.Pinahihintulutan ang paglalapat ng himig,tunog, o awitin at ang pagkakaroon ng koryograpi.Mahalaga sa madulang sabayang pagbigkas ang tinig,bigkas, pormasyon ,blaking ,ekspresyon imahinansyon interpretasyon damdamin,tamng pagbigkas at larawang-diwa.Maglapat ng sariling sining.Pito hanggang sampung minuto lamang ang oras ng pagtatanghal ng madulang Sabayang pagbasa.Bawat lalabis na minuto ay kabawasang isa 3 puntos na tatamuhin mula sa hurado.Tatanggapin ang anumang kasuotang angkop sa pyesa ng Madulang Sabayang Pagbigkas.Final ang desisyon ng Hurado.

Sabayang Bigkas


Krayterya: Interpretasyon…………………………………………...…..…..25%Orkestrasyon ng tinig …………………………………………..30%(Pagkakahalu-halo ,pagkakasabay-sabay,pagbuo,lakas,taginting, tempo,uri ng tinig at kaangkupan sa diwa ng pyesa.)Koryograpi(kilos,galaw,kumpas,blaking)……………….......10%Kaangkupan ng ekspresyon ng mukha………………......….10%Sangkap na Teknikal…………………………………………...5%(kaangkupan ng pag-iilaw, tunog,awitin) Panghikayat sa madlaa.Katauhan/personalidad……………………………………..10% b.Hikayat………………………………………………………...5% c.Kasuotan……………………………………………………...5%

TOTAL 100%

Sabayang Bigkas

SOCIO-CULTURALMUSICAL AND DANCE EVENTSVOCAL SOLO-(OPM-POPULAR) VOCAL DUET- OPM POP DANCERAP COMPETITION CHA-CHA COMPETITIONSTORYTELLING CONTEST BUDOTS COMPETITIONINSTRUMENTAL PLAYING (Solo) BIBLE READING CONTESTCHORALE SINGING FOLKDANCE CATEGORYCHRISTIAN SONG COMPETITION MTV SPOOF VOCAL SOLO-(KUNDIMAN)

SOCIO-CULTURAL (Musical & Dance )

MECHANICS FOR THE MUSICAL EVENT General Rules and Mechanics

All participants must be bona fide member of the Purok that they represent. Violations of each rule and mechanics stated will be a point deduction according to the judging areas;All duration of performances will be 2 – 4 minutes unless otherwise specified.All performances are continuous, right after the first entry will be followed by the next entry, so on and so forth;The attire of the performer/s is indicated in the mechanics;No live accompaniment except otherwise specified by the specific mechanics of the event;All performers are obliged to attend the dry-run and final rehearsal which the schedule will be announced by the committee; For group performance, circumstances beyond the control of the crew/member(s), substitutions of participants may be made (70% of dance crew must be retained). Such circumstances must be brought to the attention of the event committee and approved.There shall be a 3 points deduction per absence to the overall score of the participant per absence during the dry run and final rehearsal;All participating teams must have one representative at the committee table during the competition;


MECHANICS FOR THE MUSICAL EVENT General Rules and Mechanics

Clarifications, questions, and reactions should be called upon immediately after the event. These are to be entertained by the Musical Committee;A three-minute time will be allotted for appeals and verification before the final decision and proclamation of winners;Proclamation of the winners will be based on the point system of the competition;Final results must be duly signed by the members of the board of judges;The decision of the Board of Judges is final and irrevocable, unless subject to deduction of pointsThe violations subject to deduction of points are the following:Under and over time pressure of one (1) minute shall be deducted one (1) point and a fraction thereof.One (1) point deduction shall be given to entries with excess or lack of the required number of participants.Submission of the requirements shall be filled-up by the participants and pass it to the committee on December 18, 2016. Failure of Submission will correspond to three (3) point deduction per day.Requirements:List of names of participants per event. Forms will be given by the committee.The soft copy of the music must be submitted to the Musical Committee on December 18, 2016 up to 4:00PM only. Failure of Submission will correspond to three (3) point deduction per day.Participants in each category must be on the waiting area 15 minutes before the competition proper of their respective event. Otherwise they will be deducted three (3) points per minute;In case of a tie, the decision will be done by the chairman of the Board of Judges;

SOCIO-CULTURAL (Musical & Dance ) I. VOCAL SOLO-(OPM-POPULAR)

Mechanics and Rules of the Contest

1. The song must be one straight OPM either English or Filipino.2. The contestants may be a male or a female. Singing may be a Canella, or with live piano, guitar or minus-one tape accompaniment.3. Delivery is from 2 to 4 minutes. Criteria for Judging Voice/Tonal Quality Musicianship)……………………………….………… …..……………….40%

Dynamics (interpretation, melody, rhythm)……………….…………………..…...30%Diction…………………………………………………………………… …………... 10%

Piece(Suitability/difficulty)…………….…………………………………………………………….10%Stage Presence……………………………………………………….…………10%

TOTAL 100%

SOCIO-CULTURAL (Musical & Dance ) II. VOCAL DUET- OPM

Mechanics and Rules of the Contest The song must be one straight OPM either English or Tagalog.The contestants may be both males and, both females, and male and female.There should be two (2) voices.Singing may be a Capella, or with live piano, guitar or minus-one tape accompaniment.Delivery is from 2 to 4 minutes. Criteria for Judging Voice/Tonal Quality……………………………………………………………..30%Blending………………………………………………………………………… 30%Interpretation………………………………………………………………….. 20%Diction…………………………………………………………………………… 10%Stage Presence………………………………………………………………… 10%

TOTAL 100%


IV. INSTRUMENTAL PLAYING (Solo)Mechanics and Rules of the Contest The participant plays an instrument per recommendation and approved by the committee.Instrument: Guitar, Nylon string, kulintang, xylophone, drum etc.The participant plays the instrument without any back up, accompaniment or background music.The piece should be one straight composition.The title of the piece must be submitted to the judges before performance.Performance shall be 2 to 4 minutes. Criteria for Judging Clarity of Tone……………………………………………………………………… 30%Mastery of the Piece……………………………………………………………….. 30%Interpretation/Expression………………………………………………………….. 30%Stage Presence…………………………………………………………………….. 10%

TOTAL: 100%

SOCIO-CULTURAL (Musical & Dance )III. RAP COMPETITION

Mechanics and Rules of the Contest Delivery is from 2 - 4 minutes; overtime and under time is a point deduction per minute or a fraction thereof in the overall score;Rappers should be bona fide members of the Purok they represented. The entry must be composed of a maximum of 4 members only;Participants are allowed to use live accompaniments and body beats;The piece must be an original composition and have not been aired on the radio. Explicit words are not allowed, 1 point deduction per word in the overall score; the theme of the piece is: Promoting Barangay GubatanSubmission of the softcopy must be accompanied with printed lyrics for the checking of explicit words purposes;No prescribed medium or language for the rap;Professional rappers are prohibited to join the contest.CRITERIA FOR JUDGING Content of the Lyrics……………………………………………………. 35%Mastery………………………………………………………………….. 20%Precision and Timing…………………………………………………… 20%Performance and Delivery……………………………………………….…25%

TOTAL 100%

SOCIO-CULTURAL (Musical & Dance )V. CHORALE SINGING

Mechanics and Rules of the Contest Each choral group shall sing the commissioned piece for the Barangay Palaro and a piece the group chose.Commissioned Piece: Bahay KuboThere will be four (4) voices (SATB).There shall be no choreography.There shall be twenty (20) singers per group.Live (guitar or piano) or minus-one tape shall be used as accompaniment.Criteria for Judging Tonal Quality…………………………………………………………………… 30%Blending/Harmony……………………………………………………………… 30%Mastery & Interpretation……………………………………………………. 30%Stage Deportment……………………………………………………………… 10%

TOTAL: 100%


VI. CHRISTIAN SONG COMPETITION

1. Every Purok should have one participant to renders Christian Song, Filipino, Cebuano or English. 2. The song must be one straight Christian Song English, Cebuano or Filipino.3. The contestants may be a male or a female. Singing may be a Capella, or with live piano, guitar or minus-one tape accompaniment.4. Delivery is from 2 to 4 minutes.

Criteria for Judging Voice/Tonal Quality Musicianship)……………………………….………………….… 40%

Dynamics (interpretation, melody, rhythm)……………….…………………30%Diction………………………………………………………………..……… 10%

Piece(Suitability/difficulty)…………….…………………………………………………. 10%Stage Presence………………………………………………….……….. 10%

TOTAL 100%

SOCIO-CULTURAL (Musical & Dance ) VII. MTV SPOOF

Specific Guidelines Performance is from 2-4 minutes; overtime and under time is a 1 point deduction per minute or a fraction thereof in the overall score;Performers should be a bona fide of Team he/she represented;The number of participants depends on the need of the music video but it must not be more than 25 persons;The entry must be an impersonation of a famous music video;The impersonator/s can be male or female or both;Only lip-synchronization is allowed for the impersonators;Explicit actions is prohibited; deductions are in judge’s decisions onlyMedley is not allowed. It could be remixed- only within the song. Criteria for JudgingEntertainment Factor………………………………………………... 40%Impersonation……………………………………………………….. 25%Mastery............................................................................................. 20%Costume…………………………………………………………….. 15%

TOTAL 100%

SOCIO-CULTURAL (Musical & Dance ) VIII. VOCAL SOLO-(KUNDIMAN)

General Rules and Guidelines of the Contest The song shall be a straight song, a KUNDIMAN.Accompaniment is either live or piano/guitar or minus one tape.Delivery is from 3 to 4 minutes.Students who participated in any National Competition shall be disqualified. Criteria for Judging Voice/Tonal Quality Musicianship)……………………………….………………… 40%Dynamics (interpretation, melody, rhythm)……………….……………………….. 30%Diction……………………………………………………………………………….. 10%Piece(Suitability/difficulty)…………….…………………………………………… 10%Stage Presence………………………………………………………………………. 10%

TOTAL 100%

SOCIO-CULTURAL (Musical & Dance ) BARANGAY PALARO 2015

MECHANICS FOR THE DANCE EVENT General Rules and Mechanics

All participants must be bona fide member of the Purok they represent;Violations of each specific rule and mechanics stated in every event will be a point deduction according to the judging areas;

All duration of performances will be 2 – 4 minutes unless otherwise specified.All performances are continuous, right after the first entry will be followed by the next entry, so on and so forth;

Big stage props are prohibited and there should be a consultation from the committee before the day of the competition;

Performers are obliged to attend the dry-run and final rehearsal which the schedule will be announced by the committee;

For circumstances beyond the control of the crew/member(s), substitutions of participants may be made (70% of dance crew must be retained). Such circumstances must be brought to the attention of the event organizer and approved.

There shall be a point deduction per absence to the overall score of the participant per absence during the dry-run and final rehearsal;All participating teams must have one representative at the committee table during the competition;

General Rules and MechanicsClarifications, questions, and reactions should be called upon immediately after the event. These are to be entertained by the Musical and Dance Committee;

A three-minute time will be allotted for appeals and verification before the final decision and proclamation of winners;

Proclamation of the winners will be based on the point system of the competition;Final results must be duly signed by the members of the board of judges;

The decision of the Board of Judges is final and irrevocable, unless subject to deduction of pointsThe violations subject to deduction of points are the following:Under and over time pressure of one (1) minute shall be deducted one (1) point and a fraction thereof.One (1) point deduction shall be given to entries with excess or lack of the required number of participants.Submission of the requirements shall be filled-up by the participants and pass it to the committee on or before November 21, 2015. Failure of Submission will correspond to three (3) point deduction per day.Requirements:List of names of participants per event. Forms will be given by the committee.Duly signed waiver of participants.The soft copy of the music must be submitted to the Dance Committee on or before December 16, 20145up to 9:00PM only. Failure of Submission will correspond to three (3) point deduction per day.Participants in each category must be on the waiting area 15 minutes before the competition proper of their respective event. Otherwise they will be deducted three (3) points per minute;In case of a tie, the decision will be done by the chairman of the Board of Judges.

SOCIO-CULTURAL (Musical & Dance ) BARANGAY PALARO 2015

MECHANICS FOR THE DANCE EVENT

IX. POP DANCE

Specific Guidelines: 1. Groups are permitted to mix and bring music of their choice in a flash drive.2. The Routine must be performed, in its entirety to the music selected, prepared and submitted by the group.3. The contest piece must be two (2) minutes but not more than four (4) minutes.4. Groups should include in their performance a broad selection of street dance styles without excessive use of the same move or pattern. A varied range of styles should be shown in the choreography of arm, leg and body movement.5. Attire may include accessories such hats, caps, gloves, scarves, jewelries, etc. Removing pieces of clothing during the performance is allowed provided it is not offensive or out of character. Appropriate clothing should be observed in the competition.6. Movements that are categorized under break dance are permitted, but should not control/ dominate the performance.7. Any move where the competitors’ weight is solely on the neck/ head i.e. head spins, head stands, tumbling and tossing is not available.


IX. POP DANCE

8. CRITERIAThe following will be considered during group performance.

Choreography………………………………………………………………. – 30% (Originality 10%, Technique 10%, Hiphop Style 10%) Skill…………………………………………………………………………….– 60% (Stage & Blocking 10%, Execution & Synchronization 10%, Coordination 10%,Hiphop Basics 30%) Stage Presence………………………………………………………………– 10% (Vibrancy 5%, Costume and Appearance 5%)

TOTAL: 100 % NOTE: There will be an assigned ADJUDICATOR should there be any ties or deadlocks that take place.


X. Cha-Cha Competition

1. There will be one to four couples that may represent their respected Purok.2. MUSIC

a. Competitors must provide the organizers with:aa. Soft copy of their music a week before the competition;ab. Music must be in accordance to the style and discipline of the dances.

ac. Medley is not allowed. Therefore, mixing two different kinds of music is not allowed. However, cutting one music is allowed.3. FORMAT

a. The competition may comprise a maximum of one (1) round, stage style.4. PROPS AND ACCESSORIES

a. Any props and accessories are not allowed during the performance5. CHOREOGRAPHY

a. All choreographies in all dances are open choreographies. Choreographies must still follow the discipline of the dances.


X. Cha-Cha Competition

Criteria for Judging



Coordination and Style………………………………………………… 35%(Foot Works; ExhibitionsStunts; Unity; Expression & Precision)

Dress code……………………………………………………………… 15% TOTAL: 100%

Dress Code Dresses/costumes have to create the characteristic shape for the dance. Dresses/costumes have to cover the intimate parts of the dancers’ bodies. Dresses/costumes and make-up have to respect age and level of dancers. No change of clothing/costume is permitted once the competition begins.


XI. BUDOTS COMPETITION

DEFINITION: "BUDOTS" came from the word "TABUDOTS"- meaning, a person(s) dancing in crazy moves or funny dance steps and came "BUDOTS" meaning DANCE...SAYAW.

If the US taught us “how to doggie” and South Korea has “Gangnam Style”, The Davaoeños have “Budots”. The term budots is the slang for “tambay” which means people with no jobs or permanent jobs. They have more free time in their hands so to speak. The dance was branded “Budots” because the folks who started it are “tambays” in a small Barangay in Davao City. Barangay Camus in Davao is a small quiet town until the techno music plays that signals the whole town folks to get out of their houses to dance “Budots”. “Budots” is a combination of a tribal dance and a Pinoy’s imagination that gave the first its modern twist. The steps look freestyle but they’re actually based on the Badjao dance. Badjao drum beat mixed with techno music equals “Bistik” or Bisayan Tikno (how a person that speaks Bisaya would pronounce techno). And for those who are not aware, Bisaya is the dialect that Davaoeños speak.

The dance that was started by just a group of guys in a small town became the country’s new craze. Once again the Pinoy’s love for dance made us defy social status or educational background. We dance because we love to dance. It doesn’t matter who started it.


XI. BUDOTS COMPETITION

1. CHOREOGRAPHYa. All choreographies in all dances are open choreographies. Choreographies must still

follow the discipline of the dances.Criteria for Judging



Coordination and Style………………………………………………… 35%(Foot Works; ExhibitionsStunts; Unity; Expression& Precision)

Dress code……………………………………………………………… 15% TOTAL: 100%


SOCIO-CULTURAL (Musical & Dance ) XII. FOLKDANCE

CATEGORY (Minansaka Dance)

The folk dance category is strictly traditional and folk-based dances of the Philippines. Mechanics and Rules of the Contest The dance may be taken from any of the published book of Aquino, unpublished book of PFDS (Rural-Skill Dance).There must be 6 to 8 pairs (mixed) of dancers to perform the literature. The group must prepare 5 photocopies of the dance literature and must be submitted to the identified board of judges 1 week before the date of competition.Staging may be implemented to add meaning and color to the authenticity of the dance.Live accompaniment is not encouraged.Five copies of the dance literature shall be submitted to managing group one week before the contest. Failure to submit with this requirement shall disqualify the contestants from joining the competition.Criteria for JudgingAuthenticity and interpretation………………………………………………….. 30%Mastery…………………………………………………………………………… 30%Staging/Execution……………………………………………………………...…. 20%Over-All Impact…………………………………………………………………… 20%

TOTAL 100%

SPECIAL EVENTS (PASKOHAN SA BARANGAY)MUSICAL VARIETY SHOW

I. VOCAL SOLO-(CHRISTMAS SONG COMPETITION)

Mechanics and Rules of the Contest1. The song must be one straight Christmas song English or Filipino.2. The contestants may be a male or a female. Singing may be a Capella, or with live piano, guitar or minus-one tape accompaniment.3. Delivery is from 2 to 4 minutes. Criteria for Judging Voice/Tonal Quality Musicianship)……………………………….………… …..…40%

Dynamics (interpretation, melody, rhythm)……………….………….30%Diction……………………………………………………………………10%

Piece(Suitability/difficulty)…………….……………………………………………..10%Stage Presence……………………………………………….... 10%

TOTAL 100%

SPECIAL EVENTS (PASKOHAN SA BARANGAY)MUSICAL VARIETY SHOW II. CHORALE SINGING

(Christmas Song) Mechanics and Rules of the Contest 1. Each choral group shall sing the commissioned piece for the Barangay Palaro- Paskohan sa Barangay.Commissioned Piece: Any Christmas SongThere will be four (4) voices (SATB).There shall be no choreography.There shall be twenty (20) singers per group.Live (guitar or piano) or minus-one tape shall be used as accompaniment.Criteria for Judging Tonal Quality…………………………………………………………………… 30%Blending/Harmony……………………………………………………………… 30%Mastery & Interpretation……………………………………………………. 30%Stage Deportment………………………………………………………………. 10%

TOTAL: 100%

SPECIAL EVENTS (2nd Kalubihan Festival & Farmers Day) 1. COCO ON THE

GO!- CREATIVE COCONUT ACCESSORIESObjectives:

To showcase creativity of the Purok members in making and crafting different kinds of accessories using coconut parts as raw materials.

Mechanics:

1. Each Purok must have one entry.2. Accessories must be made up of coconut parts as raw materials.3. Deadline of Submission will be on December 15, 2016.

CRITERIA FOR JUDGEMENT

Creativity/Innovation of design.........................................40%

Imagination & originality……………………………………..40% Concept of accessory design.............................................20%

TOTAL………………..100%

2. UTANUN SA KAANG

SPECIAL EVENTS (2nd Kalubihan Festival & Farmers Day)

Growing vegetables can bring out the farmer in you. You till the soil and tend the plants, then reap the rewards when the plants bear fruit.

Even if you don't have much sunny ground, you can still experience the pleasure of harvesting your own vine-ripened tomatoes and other crops. All you need is a generous-size container, good potting soil, and a suitable spot ― a patio, deck, or corner that gets at least six hours of full sun a day.

If you do have actual ground for growing, containers can still help you overcome problems like poorly drained soil, pests such as gophers, and soil-borne diseases such as fusarium wilt, nematodes, and verticillium wilt.

Also, since soil in pots warms up more quickly in spring than it does in the ground, you can get a tomato or pepper off to a faster start. And tall pots make it easier for gardeners with limited mobility to tend crops without kneeling or squatting.

Vegetables in containers add visual punch to the landscape. Choose large, decorative containers and surround them with smaller pots of colorful flowers, and you'll have attractive focal points ― and a bounty of vegetables ― all summer long.

2. UTANUN SA KAANG


Mechanics: 1. Each team must have one entry.2. The entry should be presented on December 15, 2016 and you can plant a short period crop. RUBRICS FOR JUDGEMENT Generous-size container, good potting soil, and a suitable spot – 50 points Free from Pests- 20 pointsAttractive focal points(Vegetables in containers add visual punch to the landscape)- 30 pointsType of Crop 50 points

TOTAL 150 POINTS

3. FLOWER ARRANGEMENT

Enhancing the beauty of flowers with artistic arrangement is the art of flower arrangements. Flower arrangements are an important part of the ambience on any occasion, weddings, birthdays, parties or any other events in life.

Flower arrangement is an organization of design and color towards creating an ambience using flowers, foliage and other floral accessories. Flower arrangement is not an art to be reserved only for special occasions. A few flowers on the kitchen table can be as important in their own way as a full scale decoration for a big occasion. Flower arrangements beautify homes and offices alike and are also used as centerpieces for a table. Flower arrangements are made out of fresh cut flowers, dried flowers and artificial flowers as well.



Principles of Flower Arrangement Although the art of floral arrangement encompasses many principles, there are at least six important principles. They are: • Design: It decides the structural pattern of the floral arrangement. It is a visualized plan about the size and shape of the floral arrangement. The design is essentially determined by the location, occasion and the materials available. • Balance: It emphasizes on the use of materials in a floral arrangement which gives stability to the arrangement. The two most important elements of Balance of an arrangement are the form and color of the floral arrangement. Again, balance is of two types viz.,Symmetrical Balance: The two sides of the floral arrangement have equal amount of materials placed on either side of the floral arrangement. Asymmetrical Balance: The two sides of the floral arrangement are not equal but still have equal visual weight. Color plays a vital role here. Dark colors give a visual effect of weight and so are used low in the arrangement. So also, lighter colors are more appropriate for the outer and upper portions of the floral arrangements.



• Scale: It deals with the proportions of different components of the floral arrangement. It thus emphasizes on the use of material used to that of the size of the container holding the floral arrangement.• Rhythm: It emphasizes on directing the viewer's eye along the main line of arrangement so that the whole shape of the composition is properly followed and understood. • Emphasis (Focal Point): The central portion of the floral arrangement from where the flowers and foliage of the arrangement appear to be emerging from is known as the focal point of the arrangement. Hence, larger and dark colored flowers are usually used in the focal point of the floral arrangement.

• Harmony and Unity: This principle takes care of the appropriate use of flowers for the occasion. It also takes care of the blending of colors of the flowers used in the floral arrangement and that of the container such that they contrast each other.


SPECIAL EVENTS (1st Kalubihan Festival & Farmers Day) 3. FLOWER

ARRANGEMENT MECHANICS:1. Each Team should have one (1) entry.2. The participants shall provide and bring in their own materials such as flowers and vase. 3. A limited time of one hour (1) hour broken down into segments is allocated for the entire competition.4. All competitors are requested to wear white shirt uniform. 5. Total time allotment is one and half hour (1.5) hours. Going beyond the allotted time would incur a penalty of one (1) point per minute or a fraction thereof.

Points

Design (all 6 principles considered) 25

Interpretation of the schedule, suitability 20

Color 15

Relationship 15

Distinction 15

Condition 10

100