Thursday, January 28, 2010

生日会


今天是我的五岁生日,真开心。



生日会


今天是我们的五岁生日,我们一起
庆祝生日,真开心。



家政“用面包做脸型”


我们用面包做脸型,再用葡萄干做眼睛。
哦!真好吃。




绘画


星萌说:“我画我长得很瘦。”


Phyu Sin 说:“我画我长得很高。”



儿歌分享

别说我小

妈妈你别说我小,我会洗脸;

爸爸你别说我小,我会刷牙;

奶奶你别说我小,我会穿衣;

爷爷你别说我小,我会穿袜;

你们看,我会做的事真不少。


语文活动

*通过玩轮盘游戏我学会了认读
一些词语:

男 女 胖 瘦 大

小 长 短 高 矮

*通过玩穿珠游戏我学会了句型:

-我长得很高。

-我喜欢穿裙子。
The theme for the K1 curriculum for Term 1 is Myself. As part of the lesson, children learnt a rhyme called ‘ME’. Children were able to recite the rhyme and these two children, Walt and Zane were able to read and put the sentence strips of the rhyme in sequence. Zane said, "Look! Walt, I have found the last sentence which says,'Who looks just like me’."




Adora, Ivalyn and Si Zhu successfully completed the rhyme by arranging the jumble up words.


Ivalyn said,”I need the word ‘do’ for the next sentence!




Children were doing the activity called ‘Make a face with dough’. Children used cake bases and different coloured plasticine to form their own faces. Children added on details like eyelashes, eyebrows, eyeballs and hair to their ‘faces’. Sunny, Adora, XingMeng and Zane were deeply engrossed in doing this activity.


Xing Meng was rolling a ball with her hands to make 'eyes' for her 'face' and 'nose'.


Adora and Sunny were busy making 'eyelashes'.




Zane, Adora and Sunny were putting their final touches to their artwork.


Children showing their completed handiwork! Children were given ample time to do this activity and all of them were happy and completely satisfied with their final product.



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This is the list of the vocabulary words that our K1 children have learnt for the month of January.

- like
- see
- name
- me
- same
- moon
- face
- birthday
- loop
- mole
- monkey
- milk
- arch
- mirror
- straight
- whirl
- afraid of
- different


Rhyme: Me
Look at my face
What do I see?
Do you know anyone who looks just like me?


Rhyme: There's no one who's just like me
There's no one who's just like me.
No one who knows how to be.
Me when I am sad or scared.
me when I am very glad.
There's no one who's just like me.
Me is who I'm proud to be.

Wednesday, December 9, 2009




We, the Kindergarten 1 children, performed during the Mini K2 concert held on 30 November 2009. This is to bid farewell to our K2 friends who will be going to Primary 1 next year. All of us had great fun!


K1 children performing the Hawaiian dance called ‘U li li e’ during the K2 mini concert. These girls were showing off their hula dance movement to their parents.



‘A little sandpiper hopping by the sea…’



K1 boys and girls singing ‘That’s what friends are for’



‘For good times and bad times,‘I’ll be on your side for ever more…’



‘Hey! look! I can do the hula as well!’, Audrey Loh from Toddler class with her daddy.



Tamilmathi, after her hula dance, is enjoying the barbeque meal with her parents
Kong Wei Lun asked,”Can I have some more barbequed fish balls please?”



Parents and teachers were busy preparing the barbeque items for the hungry children.




‘Let me brush some butter on your satay and hotdogs,” said Miss Hong, while Fiona’s mum and Wan Yan’s mum helped to barbeque the food.



This grandmother is looking for her granddaughter, Zhao Xingmeng of Nursery class to give her the stick of fishballs. Chow Zi Yong’s father and Tamilmathi’s father were making sure that the chicken wings will not be burnt.



“More fishballs anyone?” asked Felicia.



“Shhh! The chicken wings got burnt and I threw them away!”



























Saturday, October 3, 2009

The K1 children were curious
to know about planets after reading the Literacy Book titled, ”Supermarket on Mars” children then decided to make models of the eight planets, using the papier mache method. Information were gathered from the internet regarding the features of the planets for example, size, colour, coldest, hottest and their distance from the sun.


Children busy tearing paper.


Using the bits of paper that they had torn earlier, children patiently pasting pieces of paper on to the balloon.





Children busy blowing the balloon to the right size.


Not too near…I hope this balloon won’t burst.

Layer by layer...


Let’s do this together!

More layers of kitchen towel to make the planets stronger.


At last a blue planet is forming!

Look at our display of the completed planets!