Ōdate Kitaakita JHS Recitation and Speech Contest 2018

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Date31 August, 2018
LocationKitaakita, Bunka Kaikan
No. of participants100
Speech winner
TitleI'll Never Forget My Grandfather
GenderF
Grade3
School Kokusai Jōhō
ALTArianne Solomon-Ramkissoon
JTE
Recitation winner
TitleMalala Yousafzai: Education First
GenderM
Grade3
School Hokuyō
ALTMaria Dolores van Maarseveen
JTE
2017 2019

The 2018 Ōdate Kitaakita JHS Recitation & Speech Contest (第50回大館北秋田中学校英語暗唱弁論大会) was held on Friday 31st August at Bunka Kaikan (北秋田市文化会館), also known as Falcon, in Kitaakita.
100 students took part in the competition, performing a total of 61 performances (11 speeches, 39 recitations, and 11 skits). This year was the 50th annual competition.

Program

8:30 ~ Reception
8:50 ~ Opening Ceremony
9:10 ~ Recitations (2nd grade)
10:45 ~ Recitations (1st grade)
11:25 ~ Recitations (3rd grade)
12:20 ~ Lunch
13:20 ~ 1st grade skits
14:15 ~ Speeches
15:05 ~ Judging
15:40 ~ Closing ceremony (awards)
16:10 End

Judges

Rules

2018 Info
  • Speeches and recitations should be under 5 minutes in length. Skits should be under 3 minutes.
    • If time take is between 5:01~5:10 the student will have 1 point deducted for each second they are overtime. e.g. a student whose time is 5:04 will have 4 points deducted from their score.
    • If a student goes over 5:11 they will be disqualified.
  • Recitation
    • English 60%, delivery 40%
  • Speech
    • Content 50%, English 30%, delivery 20%
  • Students don't have to bow or announce title before speaking.
  • Students may bring script with them to the podium, but if they use it they will lose points.
  • If a students forgets part of their speech for more than 10 seconds, they will reminded.
  • Similar to the JHS Prefectural Speech Contest
    • No overacting, and no props.
    • Students must not stand beside of or in front of the podium at any point.
    • All judges must be in agreement before a student will be deducted points.

Results

The top award is the Most excellent award. This award is given to 2 students, one for the speech and one for recitation. Other students who were impressive are given an Excellent award, and all other students who partake in the competition are awarded a Very good. All students received a certificate.

2nd Grade Recitations

# School Gender Recitation Award
1 Aikawa M Try to Be the Only One Excellent
2 Ōdate Dai Ichi M I'll Always Love You
3 Hokuyō F Try to Be the Only One
4 Kamikoani F I Have a Dream Excellent
5 Seishō F The Big Dipper Excellent
6 Shimokawazoi F Cooking with the Sun
7 Tashiro F The Big Dipper
8 Hokuyō F I'll Always Love You Excellent
9 Kokusai Jōhō F Languages in Danger Excellent
10 minute break
10 Kamikoani F Echo Excellent
11 Takanosu Minami M Can Anyone Hear Me?
12 Ōdate Minami F Try to Be the Only One
13 Takanosu F The Fall of Freddie the Leaf
14 Hinai M I'll Always Love You
15 Tashiro F The Last Leaf Excellent
16 Ōdate Higashi F A Mother's Lullaby Excellent
17 Takanosu F Try to Be the Only One
18 Hinai M The Emerald Lizard

1st Grade Recitations

# School Gender Recitation Award
1 Takanosu Minami F Pete and the Orange Men Excellent
2 Kokusai Jōhō M Zorba's Promise
3 Tashiro F Pete and the Orange Men
4 Takanosu Minami M Red Demon and Blue Demon Excellent
5 Moriyoshi M How the Moon Got in the Sky
6 Tashiro F Christmas Presents
7 Kokusai Jōhō F Red Demon and Blue Demon Excellent
8 Kamikoani F Pete and the Orange Men Excellent

3rd Grade Recitations

# School Gender Recitation Award
1 Hinai M Sato Mami: Making the Best of Life
2 Aikawa F Education First: Malala's Story Excellent
3 Takanosu Minami F The Diary of Anne Frank
4 Seishō F Malala Yousafzai: Education First
5 Ōdate Minami F Limelight
6 Takanosu Minami F Visas for 6,000 Lives Excellent
7 Moriyoshi F Malala Yousafzai: Education First
8 Ōdate Minami F Changing the World Excellent
9 Hokuyō M Malala Yousafzai: Education First Most excellent
10 Ōdate Higashi F Miss Evans on the Titanic Excellent
11 Ōdate Dai Ichi F Limelight
12 Kamikoani F Education First: Malala's Story
13 Kokusai Jōhō F The Mountain that Loved a Bird

1st Grade Skits

# School Gender Recitation Award
1 Hokuyō M, M, M, M Living Together Excellent
2 Takanosu M, M, M, F, F, F Heroes
3 Ani M, M, F, F The Wishing Duck
4 Seishō F, M, M, M Mysterious Japan Excellent
5 Kamikoani F, M, M, M The Three Little Pigs: The Wolf's Story
6 Ani M, M, F Rubber Duck Tournament
7 Ōdate Minami M, M, M, M, M, M Attack on Reo
8 Seishō M, M, F, F Let's Play USA GAME! Excellent
9 Moriyoshi F, F, F, F, F, F Momotaro
10 Ōdate Higashi F, F, F, F, F, M Snow White and the Five Dwarfs Excellent
11 Aikawa M, F, F Shopping in America

Speeches

# Student Grade Gender School Speech Title Award
1 Anna Nagasaki 3 F Takanosu The Most Precious Place
2 Haruka Nishimura 3 F Ōdate Dai Ichi What is a goodness of Japanese?
3 Risa Nikami 3 F Kokusai Jōhō I'll Never Forget My Grandfather Most excellent
4 Rukina Abe 3 F Hinai The Shape of Love
5 Hikaru Aratomai 3 M Shimokawazoi Living My Life True to Myself Excellent
6 Natsuki Fujimoto 2 F Moriyoshi As a Shinto Family
7 Kasumi Yokoyama 2 F Kokusai Jōhō My New Family Excellent
8 Hinata Wakasa 3 F Ōdate Dai Ichi My Music, My Sound
9 Shieru Sato 3 F Seishō The Reason Why I Work Hard
10 Asumi Miyamoto 3 F Hinai The Magic Excellent
11 Hiyori Sato 3 F Moriyoshi Like My Grandmother

ALTs

School E ME ALT Students
Kamikoani 3 Owen Cunningham
Michael Hoang
8
Takanosu Dominique Owens
Dane LaFonte
9
Takanosu Minami 3 Amanda Rider 5
Moriyoshi Maeleen Arce
June Kim
10
Ani Edgardo Sanchez 7
Aikawa 2 Aki Regan 5
Ōdate Dai Ichi Ashley Kasprzak 4
Ōdate Higashi 3 Niall Moore 8
Ōdate Minami 1 Jacob Clark 9 13
Tashiro 1 4
Hinai 1 Winnie Pérez Martínez 5 7
Shimokawazoi 1 2
Hokuyō 2 1 Maria Dolores van Maarseveen 7 18
Seishō 3 11
Kokusai Jōhō 3 1 Arianne Solomon-Ramkissoon 6
Total 23 2 15 100

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