Daisy's Story of The Butterfly (sent through email)
0 Comments Primary 2B on Saturday, March 28, 2009 at 5:49 PM.
Daisy emailed this story to Miss M. We are always encouraged to write and email or submit the handwritten piece to Miss M so that she can share it with the class on this blog. This is Daisy's attempt at emailing and writing a story about the butterfly.
One sunny morning,there were eggs on a leaf. A caterpillar came out of one egg. That caterpillar was very beautiful. It was a brown and bright caterpillar. It looked very hungry. First,it ate its own eggshell. Then, it ate the leaf where it was born.That day, it became a pupa and after 3 hours it turned into a butterfly.
THE END!
Keep the stories, jokes and riddles coming ! ~Miss M :)
This week, we read the big book Chinese Opera Game. In it, the children put up a Chinese Opera using everyday items around the house and used their parents large bed as a stage. We put up our own play in class today. We put in a lot of effort in preparing for this play.
We worked as a group to create the script and assigned the best members in our groups to become actors, sound-effects manager andd script voice-overs. It required a lot of teamwork because we had to make sure everybody knew what to do and when to do certain things during the play.
We rehearsed our parts in class yesterday.





We went to the Music Room where it was nice and air-conditioned to perform today. Here we are before the play. Check out our props. We worked in groups and decided who to bring which item or create our group's props for today.

White group. Look at Minami's sword made out of rolled newspaper. That's very creative and environmentally-friendly too!

Blue group. Did you see those swords Edmund and Ren Bin were holding? They looked real. Khoirunnisa's dad helped her make them using cardboard. Wow!

Green group. Look at Javier and Zhen Yu's cloaks! Clara and Nabilah were doing the voice-overs while Mahirah (centre) was the sound effects person. She used the tin cover to create the sound effects during the fight scenes.

Red group. That's Joel in the blue cloak. He's acting as one of the warlords.

Yellow group. All ready to perform!

We invited Primary 2A to join us. They were our audience today. We felt nervous about performing in front of them but we tried.

The two warlords, Edmund and Ren Bin, fighting to own a piece of land. We had to be careful not to hurt our friends yet make the scene look real. It's a good thing those swords are made of cardboard!

Taking a bow after our performance.
We really enjoyed performing today. We also received questions and feedback regarding our performance from our audience -Primary 2A. They enjoyed our play too.
They are now working on their class play. We hope they will invite us to their performance too!
We worked as a group to create the script and assigned the best members in our groups to become actors, sound-effects manager andd script voice-overs. It required a lot of teamwork because we had to make sure everybody knew what to do and when to do certain things during the play.
We rehearsed our parts in class yesterday.





We went to the Music Room where it was nice and air-conditioned to perform today. Here we are before the play. Check out our props. We worked in groups and decided who to bring which item or create our group's props for today.

White group. Look at Minami's sword made out of rolled newspaper. That's very creative and environmentally-friendly too!

Blue group. Did you see those swords Edmund and Ren Bin were holding? They looked real. Khoirunnisa's dad helped her make them using cardboard. Wow!

Green group. Look at Javier and Zhen Yu's cloaks! Clara and Nabilah were doing the voice-overs while Mahirah (centre) was the sound effects person. She used the tin cover to create the sound effects during the fight scenes.

Red group. That's Joel in the blue cloak. He's acting as one of the warlords.

Yellow group. All ready to perform!

We invited Primary 2A to join us. They were our audience today. We felt nervous about performing in front of them but we tried.

The two warlords, Edmund and Ren Bin, fighting to own a piece of land. We had to be careful not to hurt our friends yet make the scene look real. It's a good thing those swords are made of cardboard!

Taking a bow after our performance.
We really enjoyed performing today. We also received questions and feedback regarding our performance from our audience -Primary 2A. They enjoyed our play too.
They are now working on their class play. We hope they will invite us to their performance too!
Games from BBC Kids - Planning to write a story
0 Comments Primary 2B on Friday, March 13, 2009 at 9:07 PM.
We logged in to the LEAD website today and played grammar games. Miss M gave us the details we needed to sign into our accounts. We can even play the games at home during the March holidays as revision! Click on the picture or here to go to the LEAD website.
Math - Multiplication of 2 and 3 & Grammar from the blog
0 Comments Primary 2B on Tuesday, March 3, 2009 at 8:32 PM.
We had speed multiplication games in class today. We worked in our groups for the first part of the game where we were tested on addition as well as multiplication tables of 2 and 3. We took turns to toss the sponge dice, add up the two numbers mentally before multiplying the number with 2 (for round 1) and after that, by 3 (in round 2). Our group members were allowed to help at this stage.
After recess, we were assessed individually. We were given whiteboards and markers to write division number sentences with the answer based on a given set of questions. We were thrilled to be given the opportunity to use the whiteboard and marker for this game. It was something different from our usual Math class.
After recess, we were assessed individually. We were given whiteboards and markers to write division number sentences with the answer based on a given set of questions. We were thrilled to be given the opportunity to use the whiteboard and marker for this game. It was something different from our usual Math class.



