🟨 SagotMo!PLAY · THINK · READ · SPEAK · LEARN Philippine learning pilot · by Sir RickPiodz
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🏅 READ-A-THON 2.4 · SCHOOL COMPETITION + STORY ROULETTE PROTOTYPE
Competition Studio
Five ways to read, understand, perform, and think. Teachers control the round; learners participate on a TV, projector, interactive board, or shared classroom screen. No contestant or school names are shown on the display. The visible Story Roulette makes drawing an entry part of the activity.
Our original classroom practice formats. Organizers should confirm the official rules for any sanctioned event.
5 ACTIVITIES
2. Select or draw an entry
🎡 Story Roulette · Contestant Draw Station
One supervised spin per round. The selected entry appears on the projector after the wheel stops.
READY
Ready for a supervised draw.
Stories will not repeat until the selection pool is exhausted. Local classroom demonstration only.
Select an entry.
SAMPLE ENTRY
Choose an entry
For retelling, hide the passage after preparation if your competition mechanics require it. The teacher's copy remains visible here. On the TV the passage stays hidden until the wheel stops, then you may hide it again using the controls.
3. Present and discuss the question
The TV shows the question without the correct answer until you reveal it. Students can respond orally, by team, or using answer cards.
Choose a passage.
For team points, select a team in the scoreboard panel before checking. Correct selected answers can earn +10 once per team per question.
3. Judge the performance
Illustrative 100-point rubric, scored by a human judge. This is not an official DepEd rubric or an automated pronunciation assessment.
0.0 / 100
✍️ Teacher: create a custom competition entry
Add permitted classroom reading material or a new question to the selected category. New entries are saved only on this device and can be backed up.
Education pilot only. Original example materials and sample rubrics; not official event mechanics or standardized reading assessments. No online contestant registration, official rankings, remote live session, audio analysis, or automatic competition judging. Teacher-created content and results are stored locally in this browser. Do not enter identifying student information.