Centro Tiangge


Last Dec. 19, Centro Montessori organized a tiangge for the kids. Those who wish to sell have to rent their spaces for P20. They can make posters, but these have to be “pre-approved” by the board. They have to indicate beforehand what they’re selling – food, drinks, gift items, etc.

We made Santa Clause choco pops. Selling price, P5.00 only. Bargain! hehehe. For a while, Miko was selling. But after a while, si Luigi na lang naiwan sa booth nila (which they shared with Andre, who was selling tacos). The first half of the activity was for Centro students only. By 2:30, parents can come and buy already. It was fun! Yung ibang kids, nag-rounds pa offering free taste. The bugoys had fun, and were mindful of the sukli and sale money(as opposed to their spending money). They were able to sell 40 pops.

They also bought lots of things- kung anu-anong pagkain at inumin (na hindi naman inubos)… si miko nga may small stuffed toy pa e, plus bead bracelet for me.

It was a very nice and learning experience for them.

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