tongue twister for the summer reading camp

I spoke first. they listened. they listened well...laughed loudly!
INTO THE ACTIVITY.  /kaen/, ok, NOT /kan/

I felt good when they pronounced the word in a correct manner. Plus the synchronicity of their voices, pauses, and all.
  

can I enlist my daughter, summer reading camp, "para walay laag!" (no idle time) ? what a reading summer! what a summer!

The principal did her talk. She wore a black and red ensemble. Hair, loose. Holding a mike: Welcome...(summer reading camp) is not like we will cook here like the camp of soldiers. No need to pay, unlike other summer classes that parents should pay, this reading camp is for free. "Libre ni!" (This is free)...

BUT PRIOR TO THAT...

Rowena guided the first year students on their line formation while Curva (as in curvaceous) ordered them to make five lines.

"Parents. please stay beside your child."

Deana conducted the national anthem; Sara the prayer before Deana's task.

Curva asked the freshmen about their morning. The response was weak: " The energy is high!" she breathed sarcastically.