Guest readers regaled some 200 street children with stories about strong women leaders at a special Inquirer Read-Along session on Friday at the Tuloy sa Don Bosco Streetchildren Village in Alabang, Muntinlupa.
Tales about different kinds of love regaled more than 100 children on Feb. 15 in the special Inquirer Read-Along session that featured Miss Universe 2011 third runner-up Shamcey Supsup, Sophia School principal Ann Abacan and students from Optimus Center for Development.
More than 800 students joined this year’s first Inquirer Read-Along session outside the newspaper’s offices on Friday at Calvario Elementary School in Meycauayan, Bulacan. It was one of the biggest Read-Along audiences since the program began in 2007.
Girl power was alive and kicking at last Saturday’s Inquirer Read-Along session, which was held to mark the International Day of the Girl Child.
More than 90 children listened in rapt attention as two actors and an educator read stories about a young child growing up in war-torn southern Philippines and a tadpole learning about tolerance and acceptance during Saturday afternoon’s Inquirer Read-Along.
Anybody can be a hero. Saturday afternoon’s Inquirer Read-Along emphasized this point as it featured a new generation of heroes who regaled over 50 children with stories about bravery and heroism.
Set to indigenous Filipino music, a special Read-Along session featuring stories about unity and teamwork was held at the Inquirer office in Makati on Saturday morning.
In time for Nutrition Month, nearly a hundred kids were treated to yummy snacks and exciting stories during Saturday afternoon’s Inquirer Read-Along session at the Inquirer main office in Makati, which featured renowned cake decorator Penk Ching and Sophia School storytellers.
For 500 children, it was a day for make-believe.
From an adventure in Japan to an object lesson in Spain, from a fable set in the African savannah to a tale based on arithmetic problems, their journey around the world—and around many worlds—began with the flip of a page.
MANILA, Philippines—Loud shrieks and applause from hundreds of children and adults from all over the country greeted the actor and Navy reservist Dingdong Dantes as he arrived for a special Inquirer Read-Along session at the Philippine Navy Headquarters on Roxas Boulevard yesterday. The Saturday session was a simultaneous read-along, greatly facilitated by the Navy’s video [...]
