Math Club - SVSF HS

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- Math Club officers & members

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- Math Club officers & members

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- Math Club officers & members

Society of Mathematics Students

Math Department teachers day celebration! 🎉🎈

GREETINGS, FRANCENTIANS ‼️

“Without mathematics, there’s nothing you can do. Everything around you is mathematics. Everything around you is numbers.” — Shakuntala Devi

Are you ready to meet the new officers of math organization? Come and join us as we introduce our officers!

Here are the newly elected officers and the organization adviser for the school year 2023 - 2024 of Math Organization. We can assure you that you will have an enjoyable experiences full of numbers with us!

"The duties of a teacher are neither few nor small, but they elevate the mind and give energy to the character." - Dorothea Dix

On this special day, we would like to thank our Math instructors. It has been a privilege to be able to learn so much from you. HAPPY TEACHERS DAY!

Happy Birthday, Sir Jerome! May you continue to add knowledge and happiness to you're students. Wishing you a big slice of happiness! 🥳

ASIAROPE OLYMPIAD - MATHEMATICS
Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉
John Carlo P. Calaguas (Bronze Medalist)
Faith Arianne P. Muring (Bronze Medalist)
Micaela D. Alfonso (Honorable Mention)

Congratulations to our Reyna Elena Narnia Joreen Sarmiento 🎉🎉🎉

Happy Birthday to our Secretary Janelle Masangcay. Best wishes on your birthday and wishing you everything happy.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO OUR PRESIDENT! 🎉

April 17, 2023

Clean up drive collaboration with the SAMAFIL Club and APKP Club, with a theme of "ABE-ABE AT MISASAN-METUNG KING KALINISAN NING KAPALIGIRAN AT KALIGTASAN NING BALANG MEMALEN."

Be A Person For Others

DAMATH TOURNAMENT FINALS

"Womens are the real architects of society." -Harriet Beecher Stowe

DAMATH TOURNAMENT

February 17, 2023

Be a Person For Others

— Remember that the happiest people are not those getting more, but those giving more.

Math Club Outreach Program

News Feature:

Math Club’s outreach program benefits pupils at Sta. Rita Elem
Czarina Giecel Briones Batac

“The only way to learn Mathematics is to do Mathematics” –Paul Halmos
On February 17, 2023, the Math Department held an Outreach Program at Sta. Rita Elementary School, with the theme "A Person for Others."
The program started with the singing of the Philippine National Anthem, which was led by Marky Tolentino, the Math club's Protocol officer, and was followed by a prayer led by Reynier Pangadanganan, the Math club's Public Information Officer.
Sir Noel T. Usi, Math Club Adviser, welcomed everyone, especially the students. He also stressed that he graduated from Sta. Rita Elementary School.
After the brief introductory ceremony, the Math club officers presented ideas and approaches for solving integers under the supervision of Sir Noel Usi, Ma'am Julie Ann Dungo, and Ma'am Rosalie Cunanan. Moreover, pupils were handed addition and division window cards to answer for a bit of leisure. Five students received scores of 95 or above in Addition (+), while only one student received the highest score of 93 in Division (÷). The said students received a reward for showing excellence in solving the window cards that were given.
Furthermore, Ma'am Rosalie Cunanan taught the students how to add, subtract, multiply, and divide integers, and the students caught on quickly. They then played Flash Cards, with each student receiving a prize for getting the correct answer.
As everyone enjoyed the activities, no one can dispute that the students' energy was low after having so much fun, which was why the Math Club provided scrumptious snacks along with a pad of paper for each student. In addition, this was intended for the club to express enthusiasm for the students’ cooperation in the said outreach program.
The math club donated window cards, bond papers, and intermediate papers to the school before officially closing the program. The pupils expressed their appreciation to the club's teachers and officers. As the day came to a close, everyone's faces were filled with smiles.
The Emcee of the program was Narnia Sarmiento, President of the Math Club.

News:
Math Dep’t holds Jingle Competition
Kassandra Nica Pineda

On February 3, 2023, different grade levels and sections vied in a Jingle contest organized by the Math Department.

The seven (7) sections from grade nine (9) were instructed to create a performance that included song and dance while emphasizing the importance of mathematics. The students were allowed to use a variety of musical accompaniments as long as they stayed on track with their objectives. The contestants were from Narra, Talisay, Bakawan, Molave, Kamagong, Yakal, and Mahogany. They have taken part in order to communicate their message to current and prospective students.

"I'm overjoyed that this contest or activity will allow me and my classmates to showcase our talents and creativity; the weeks of preparation paid off, and I am extremely satisfied with the result," said the grade nine (9) Narra class president, Khlouie Nikki Pineda.

Meanwhile, on February 14, 2023, in conjunction with the celebrations of Valentine's Day and Family Day, Sir Noel Usi would then award selected students who won the Math Jingle. Narra placed third, Talisay finished second, and Yakal pursed first place, with a cash prize.

Math club organizes a festival of talents

The Math Club of San Vicente-San Francisco High School celebrated "Mathematics: Festival of Talents" on February 3, 2023, where Francentians could showcase their talents in numeracy, creativity, dancing, singing, composing, and, most notably, critical thinking.

The Rubics Cube Tournament, Math Trail, Soduko Puzzle, Math Quiz Bee, 3D Polygon Matchstick, Recycled Fibonacci Art, and Math Jingle were all held last January. These activities were organized by the Math Club officers and teachers, with the help of junior high students.

The purpose is to highlight the importance of mathematics and to promote mathematical knowledge in everyday life through innovative ideas, all while highlighting the learners' skills and talent. Mathematics is more than a challenging subject for students. "Mathematics is all around us, even if we don't realize it," said Sir Noel T. Usi, Master Teacher in Math.

February 03, 2023

3D Polygon Match Stick & Recycled Fibonacci Art

February 03, 2023

Math Jingle

February 03, 2023

Math Quiz Bee

February 02, 2023

Sudoku Puzzle

February 01, 2023

Math Trail

February 01, 2023

Day 2 - Rubics Cube Tournament (Championship)

January 30, 2023

Day 1 - Rubics Cube Tournament (First & Second Round)

RECYCLED FIBONACCI ART (GRADE TEN)

Mechanics and Guidelines:

1. This is open for Grade Ten students only. One output per section.
2. The deadline is on February 03, 2023.
3. The output must be created with recycled materials.
4. There's no limit in size.
5. The criteria ford judging are:

Cleanliness - 20%
Recycled Materials - 35%
Creativity - 20%
Uniqueness 15%

6. The top three highest scorer will be declared as First, Second and Third placers.

If you have queries message our page or approach the Math Officers/Teachers. Thank You!

MATH JINGLE (GRADE NINE)

Mechanics and Guidelines:

1. This is open for Grade Nine students only.
2. You'll perform on February 03, 2023.
3. The group should compose their own lyrics and the whole jingle shall be entirely original and should not infringe on any existing copyright or other intellectual property rights.
4. Any musical accompaniment can be used such as it is limited to acoustic guitar, ukulele, beatbox and tambourine throughout the contest proper.
5. The duration of the song should last for at least 1- 4 minutes.
6. Drawlot will be done to identify the order of performance.
7. Each group will be judged based on the following criteria:

Musical Content - 40% (Catchy melody, lively music, rhythm, and recall)
Lyric Content - 30% (Coherence, ingenuity, and relevance to the theme)
Creativity - 20% (Fresh sound, unique approach to jingle writing, use of structure, instruments and vocals)
Music - 10% (Overall effect and impact on the music)

8. The top three highest scorer will be declared as First, Second and Third placers.

If you have queries message our page or approach the Math Officers/Teachers. Thank You!

POSLOGAN (GRADE EIGHT)

Mechanical and Guidelines :

1. This is open for Grade Eight students only. One output per section.
2. The deadline is on February 03, 2023.
3. The poster must have connection with the theme "Mathematics for everyone. Inspiring, Harnessing and Transforming Mathematics for the better world.
4. Use ⅛ illustration board.
5. The artwrok should be an original idea.
6. The criteria for judging are:

Relevant - 30%
Creativity - 25%
Cleanliness - 20%
Uniqueness -15%

6. The top three highest scorer will be declared as First, Second and Third placers.

If you have queries message our page or approach the Math Officers/Teachers. Thank You!

3D POLYGON MATCH STICK (GRADE SEVEN)

Mechanics Guidelines :

1. This is open for Grade Seven students only. One output per section.
2. The deadline is on February 03, 2023.
3. To make the 3d polygon you have to use match sticks.
4. It should be 20 cm length, stable and not easily broken.
5. The critera for judging are:

Creativity - 35%
Cleanliness - 20%
Uniqueness - 30%
Stableness - 10%
Size - 5%

6. The top three highest scorer will be declared as First, Second and Third placers.

If you have queries message our page or approach the Math Officers/Teachers. Thank You!

QUIZ BEE (FEBRUARY 03, 2023)

Materials needed

Pen or Pencil
Intermediate pad

Mechanics and Guidelines:

1. This activity is open to all Junior High School Students.
2. Strictly no phone or gadget allowed.
3. No talking with the other participants if the timer already starts.
4. The watcher will give you the questionnaire and you will answer it within the time (1 hour).
5. Finish or not finish, once the timer is off you need to pass your paper
6. There will be 3 winners per grade level.

If you have queries message our page or approach the Math Officers/Teachers. Thank You!

SUDOKU PUZZLE ( FEBRUARY 02, 2023 )

Mechanics and Guidelines:

1. This activity is open for all Junior High School.
2. Each contestant will be given a sudoku puzzle. This contest composed of 3 rounds and it is the easy, medium and the difficult level.
3. Each round have different points per correct answers. The time limit depends base on what level.

Easy - 5 minutes (2 points)
Medium - 10 minutes (3 points)
Difficult - 20 minutes (5 points)

4. Even done answering before the timer ends, raise your pen so the committee will notice you so your time will be recorded. Incase of a tie encounter, only the time you finish it will be our base who's going to win.
5. There will be 3 winners per grade level.

If you have queries message our page or approach the Math Officers/Teachers. Thank You!

MATH TRAIL ( February 01, 2023 )

Materials needed:

Scientific Calculator
Medida
Meter stick (provided)
Time by station: 5 minutes
Time for solving: 1 hour

Mechanics/guidelines:

1. This activity is open to all Junior High School Students and it's a group activity.
2. Each group shall be composed of 4 members. 1 from grade 7-10.
3. Participants must come on before 8:00am. Feb 01, 2023.
4. There are 5 stations for the whole math trail. Stations are located within the school premises.
5. Most of the questions are related to mathematics topics of grade 7 to 10.
6. During the whole math trail, group members should work together going to their respective stations.

If you have queries message our page or approach the Math Officers/Teachers. Thank You!

RUBICS CUBE ( JAN 30 - FEB 01 )

Mechanics and Guidelines:

BRING YOUR OWN RUBICS CUBE❗

1. This activity is open to all Junior High School students. There will be 3 rounds for this activity, January 30 - February 01, 2023.

First Round (January 30)
Per grade level, 3 winners per grade level. You only need to solve one rubics cube.

Second Round (January 31)
Per grade level, 1 winner to compete for final round. You'll need to solve 2 rubics cubes.

Final Round (February 01)
In this round you'll be competing with different grade levels and you'll need to solve 3 rubics cube.

2. It is a must for the contestant to be one time for the tournament.
3. 10 sec of time will be given for analysing the cube before starting the game.
4. Don't start the game without the timer
5. If he/she didn't tap the timer and starts to fix the rubik's cube, automatically eliminated or disqualified
6. No twist move allowed.

If you have queries message our page or approach the Math Officers/ Teachers. Thank you!

“To leave the world better than you found it, sometimes you have to pick up other people’s trash.” —Bill Nye

MATH CLUB PARTICIPATING IN THE BRIGADA ESKWELA.

Happy Teachers Day to our Math Teachers!! We are thankful to have you because math is complicated but you make it fun and easy. May you continue to share your knowledge and help a lot of students to learn. We appreciate you!! 💗

PS. It's better to be late than never.

Society of Mathematician Students

HAPPY BIRTHDAY MA'AM ROSALIE! 🥳💗