Initial Consonant Blends

Ledric: I can go faster with more practice.

Mrs Wee: Sure and we need to brush up our 'Magic e' rule too.

Akmal

Akmal attempting 57 words in 1 minute.

Did you notice the mistakes?

Do Your Part to Recycle

I have a small box in class and my kids place their empty water bottles there. Yipee!
Once it's full, I will choose a pupil to bring them to the recycling bin which is beside the P.E. room.
They are learning to recycle, reuse and reduce.

"A recycled water bottle, for example, can be made into T-shirts, combs, or hundreds of other plastic goods that can be used for many years."

Petunias Update

I'm happy to report that after four days of sunshine and water, the little seeds have sprouted.
I have taken them home over the weekend.

Grow little seeds GROW

To explain the word "grow", I decided to embark on a little project in school. I planted some Petunia seeds and now, we're all waiting and watching them grow. 

The teeny weeny seeds

Requirements : Water & Sunshine everyday

Mooncake Festival

The Mooncake Festival or Lantern Festival is celebrated in September.
On the 14 September, the moon is at its fullest and children will be playing with their lanterns while their parents would eat mooncakes and sip some Chinese tea.

There are so many varieties of mooncakes. They have different fillings such as durian, ice cream, chocolate, strawberry, cream cheese, yoghurt and others you never imagine of.

Most people still prefer the traditional mooncake with lotus filling and salted duck eggs.

So which mooncake is your favourite?

N3 LS Treasure Trail

On the 30 August I took 20 LSP pupils to an event organised by the LSCs of the N3 Cluster.
The purpose of this, was to expose and enrich our pupils experiences. Give them an opportunity to make presentations to boost their self esteem and self confidence and to learn from others.
The emphasis is learning through fun and memorable experiences.

08-08-08 Summer Olympics

A day before the opening ceremony of the Summer Olympics in Beijing, The People's Republic of CHINA, I explained the whole Olympic story to my LSP kids. I was surprised a few of them had been to Beijing!

I spoke to them about the Olympic mascots, the five Fu Wa, and how each represented a colour of the Olympic rings. After the lesson, they rushed to buy the Fu Wa keychains that were being sold at the school bookshop. I was amazed that they knew all the names of the mascots - Bei Bei, Jing Jing, Huan Huan, Ying Ying and Ni Ni, which means Bei Jing Huan Ying Ni, or Beijing Welcomes You!

My first blog

This blog is dedicated to my LSP pupils.
I hope they will enjoy reading my blog and learn new things.