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Friday, March 25, 2011

McDonald’s Kiddie Crew Workshop 2011

McDonald’s Kiddie Crew Workshop 2011

It’s summer time once again and a lot of parents have been Googling about the McDonald’s Kiddie Crew Workshop 2011, and landing in my last year’s post. Thank you for reminding me to write about this year’s summer program. =)

My Little Lady has outgrown this workshop and is ready to move on to other summer courses, but she still loves McDonald’s to bits and the memories that she had with it. After all, McDonald’s is a significant part of her childhood.

Anyways, it’s your children’s turn to make their own summer memories at McDonald's!
  • ~ The McDonald’s Kiddie Crew Workshop 2011 is for kids aged 6-12
  • ~ Registration is now ongoing at participating McDonald’s stores nationwide until May 6, 2011
  • ~ You can download the printable Kiddie Crew Workshop 2011 APPLICATION FORM HERE  or get a copy at any participating McDonald’s branch, where filled-out application forms can be submitted afterwards.
Registration fee and inclusions

The registration fee for the Kiddie Crew Workshop is Php 550.00 per child. This already includes the Kiddie Crew official t-shirt, cap, bag, I.D. with lace, workshop materials, meals and graduation certificate.

Kiddie Crew Official Uniform

Kids who will take part in 5-day workshop are required to wear the following: Kiddie crew official t-shirt, cap, lace, black pants or jeans, rubber shoes and hair net.

What’s in store for the participants?

The McDonald’s Kiddie Crew Workshop is a 5-day summer program specially designed for kids to enjoy and have fun while learning through different activities. For each workshop day, Kiddie Crew members will get to experience the fun of greeting guests, manning the restaurant and drive-thru counters through on-floor trainings; showcase their skills through creative art workshops; and learn the importance of different values, from hardwork, discipline to teamwork, through values formation lessons and activities. More than the fun activities lined up, the workshop is also a great way for kids to meet and make a lot of new friends.

At the end of the workshop, a series of grand graduations will be held in major cities all over the country to recognize the achievements of all Kiddie Crew members and treat them to a day filled with exciting booths, games and a ton of prizes.


Orientation Schedule

Briefing about the Kiddie Crew Workshop from March 18- April 17, 2011.

Batch 1  -  9-11am /1-3pm/3-5pm March 18 to 20
Batch 2  -  9-11am /1-3pm/3-5pm March 25 to 27
Batch 3  -  9-11am /1-3pm/3-5pm April 1 to 3
Batch 4  -  9-11am /1-3pm/3-5pm April 8 to 10
Batch 5  -  9-11am /1-3pm/3-5pm April 15 to 17

*Maximum of 10 kids per time slot only.

Workshop Schedule

Week 1  -  April 4 to 8
Week 2  -  April 11 to 15
Week 3  -  April 25 to 29
Week 4  -  May 2 to 6
Week 5  -  May 9 to 13
Week 6  -  May 16 to 20

*30 kids will be scheduled per week

Grand Graduation Schedule

The Kiddie Crew Workshop will conclude with a Grand Graduation, which will be held on designated key cities nationwide. To end the summer event with a blast, McDonald’s will treat all Kiddie Crew graduates  with fun-filled activities like games, raffle, Ronald and the Gang Show and a lot of more exciting activities.

LAGUNA
SM Sta. Rosa, May 7 (Saturday)

CEBU
Ayala Center Cebu, May 14 (Saturday)

DAVAO
Gaisano Mall, May 21 (Saturday)

MANILA
World Trade Center, May 28 and 29 (Saturday and Sunday)

*Note: Schedule and Venues are subject for final confirmation.



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Saturday, April 3, 2010

McDonald’s Summer Kiddie Crew Workshop 2010

Summer Kiddie Crew Workshop 2010

I notice a lot of visitors come to this site every summer through Google, in search for information on the McDonalds Kiddie Crew Program. I have written about my Little Lady joining the said program for 2 consecutive years, maybe that’s why my blog shows up often in the search results.

Anyways, my daughter wasn’t able to join last year, because the branch where I previously enrolled her stopped holding the program and moved it to a farther, yet larger McDonald’s store. This year, I would like to post registration details for the benefit of those who wish to enroll their kids in a truly enjoyable summer program!

Recruitment Dates: Ongoing until April 19, 2010
Orientation Schedule: March 25 – 31, 2010
Kiddie Crew participants and parents will be briefed on Kiddie Crew Workshop schedule and other details.

Requirements:

- For kids 6 to 12 years old
- Download Application Form here or get you copy in participating stores. Fill out application form and submit to your chosen McDonald's store.
- Registration Fee and Inclusions - P650.00/kid, inclusive of: Kiddie Crew T-Shirt, Cap, I.D. with Lace, Workshop Materials, Graduation Certificate, Graduation Bag, & Meals

Workshop Proper (5 days): Includes art workshops, lectures on value formation and "on-floor" store experience for the kids

For more details, you can approach the Manager-In-Charge in any participating McDonald's Store near you.


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Sunday, January 18, 2009

First Love at McDonald's

A good friend of mine and I were talking about a miscellany of stuff about home, work and other whatnots last week, when she mentioned about the latest McDonald's TV commercial and how she thinks I can relate to its story.

“Umm, what commercial?”

I think I’m one of the few, if not, the only one who hasn’t viewed the said TVC on this side of the world. As I’ve mentioned before, I don’t watch TV much. Aside from blogging and roaming around the malls, I spend my free time at home sleeping, endlessly fixing things in my room, reading, listening to music, drawing or doing other artsy stuff, and exchanging silly stories with big tickles with my Little Lady.

Though I occasionally sit for a while in the living room when the little one is watching Hannah Montana, Wizards of Waverly Place or The Fairly OddParents on cable, that’s the maximum extent of dosage I get from TV, aside from watching DVDs whenever time permits.

Curious, I searched the TVC on YouTube, and here is what I got:



She is right; I can somehow relate to the ad.

The lead characters were childhood friends. And then years after when they saw each other again, the girl already has a family (ouch). The emotion being presented in the end by both the guy and the girl signifies a hint of regret of what might have been. The guy, who was in love all the while, ended the TVC with the line: “At kahit hindi naging kami sa huli, siya pa rin ang first love ko.” (And although we didn’t end up together, she is still my first love).

Well, don’t we all have a bunch of tiny regrets for opportunities and chances in the past that passed us by? For those that we freely let go of and chose not to take, the ones that we wanted to take, but didn’t have enough courage to pursue, and for chances we took but didn’t turn out the way we wanted them to.

Hopefully, from this year on, we can seize and maximize every opportunity that comes our way in all areas of our life. Create them, if we must; not only for ourselves but for others as well. Give chance to all possibilities we can embrace.

Now, how did I relate to the ad again? *sighs*


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Sunday, December 21, 2008

Birthday Fairy

One of the Little Lady's BFF (Best Friends Forever!) turned 7 just recently. She had a Disney Fairies theme birthday at McDonald's and she asked her friends to don fairy costumes for the party.

We don't have a fairy costume, so I just put together Chestene's pixie look by combining the violet turtleneck knit blouse she wore on her 6th birthday party, the pink tutu from her ballet outfit last year, fuchsia pink wrap around organza skirt from her 4th birthday gown, pink leggings, pink metallic shoes from her 7th birthday, pink wings bought last year and butterfly hair clips from a discount store.

Below is the finished look when she fluttered to McDonald's that day. I think she resembles more a modern Bratz fairy. Not bad, huh? :)

Pixie by the tree

Birthday Fairies with Grimace

Saturday, November 1, 2008

Once Upon a Halloween

Scrapbook Saturday
The Little Lady spent her Halloween last year at McDonald's; the very same branch where she spent her two summers as part of the store's kiddie crew program. I couldn't get myself to dress her up in a scary costume, so I opted for the generic princess look that she enjoyed anyways.

The above photo was taken with one of her best buddies and co-kiddie crew member, Marianne.

Sweets and treats, everyone!

Graphic Elements by: FLASHGRAPHICS CREATIONS


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Monday, May 19, 2008

Summer at McDonald's

The unbelievably hot and humid summer of 2008 will soon bid its farewell. It was fun, but it is also quite a relief to see and feel the rain shower these past few days, giving us cooler weather and a more comfortable good night’s sleep.
Speaking of summer, the little lady had another memorable summer experience this year. She wanted to take singing and painting lessons, but I was not able to find a school that offers the said courses near our area. So instead, I enrolled her in the McDonald’s Summer Kiddie Crew program near my office, just like I did last year.

For only 500 pesos (almost $12), enrollees are entitled to the following:
  1. - Tour around the store and its facilities
  2. - Kiddie Crew uniform – McDonald’s cap and shirt
  3. - Kiddie Crew ID – automatically entitles the bearer to a 10% discount if he/she holds his/her party at McDonald’s within the 1 year period. The bearer also gets an extra free toy whenever he/she buys a Happy Meal.
  4. - Food/Snacks for 5 days
  5. - 3 sets of arts and crafts activities (bag, jewelry box and pen holder)
  6. - Ticket for the grand culminating activity at Star City (with freebies and lots of fun activities)
Great deal, isn't it? I am happy with their program, that is why I am sharing it with you. You might want to include this in your kids/nephews/nieces activity list next year.
During the mini graduation day for all 4 batches, McDonald’s gave out awards and recognition to the participants and surprisingly, the little lady got 3!
Best Kiddie Crew, Best in Counter and Customers’ Choice award
She was really ecstatic when she received those awards. This is definitely one for the books; another memorable experience down in memory lane! :D



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