Small girls' competition at the New Virgin School
What does a little girl mean? Or a small body? Is the hair in two buggels? I want to do my mum's shoes, and when i stitch the button, the needle goes too often in my finger. Nothing like that! The competition for girls in Classes 1-4 showed that young girls are also chuckle, smart, creative, lucky and luck.
11 girls participated in the competition: Adriana Aleksejeva (Clause 1), Ligita Laganovska (1 st club), Anastasia Pankova (1 st club), Renata Anufrijeva (cl. 2), Ronda Gailuma (2 nd club), Samanda Gilda (cl. 2), Victoria Richevska (2 nd club), Elina Richevska (season 2), Elīna Sedola (season 4), Egita Melne (season 4), and Jelizaveta Kozlova (season 4).
There were 8 different tasks for girls to perform. First, the participants presented their homework – flowers and flower compositions made from paper, fabric or natural materials. The homework and its presentation were assessed separately. The next task was to create a monogram or beautifully draw and connect the first letters of your name and surname. It was very practical and not easy to turn the button on a piece of fabric. As much as all young children liked thickening, the girls had to recognize 7 types of groats after their appearance. Often the girls are the most helpful mothers in the table, so it was a good idea to fold the napkin beautifully, get it down, and put the knife and fork at the lunch plate. Rather complicated, it turned out to be a task in which scattered letter lines, both in vertical and horizontal or diagonal direction, had to be able to find the names of the forest berries. The girls were able to check their luck and lounge in lectures with a jumper (how much they jumped in 2 minutes).
All the participants in the competition were honoured with the tasks. It was more lucky for others, but in general, the girls showed that they were both chuckle and smart and, of course, beautiful.
In the “tight” jury, the school director Ivars igaunis, the music teacher Roland Ankipan and THE CN manager Leocadia Razgale. It wasn't easy for the jury because, essentially, every girl had her own “eu” to show.
However, by adding points, 3 winners were also identified. The 3 rd place in the small girls competition was acquired by Renata Anufrijeva, 2 nd place – Cynthia Guard, and 1 st place – Egita Melne. The winners of the prizes were awarded with gratitude and gifts – soft toys. Other participants in the competition also received gratitude for participation and promotion awards (pencils, pens, brushes, watercolors etc.)
Thank the organisers of the competition, the teacher Janina Bikovskaya. It should be hoped that all the participants had positive feelings, learned new skills and assessed their power. Thank the viewers who did not oppose the applause. We'll want girls to succeed in all the workshops.
Leocadia Razgale,
Stružānu parish cultural house manager
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