30 September 2009
Compo Aid - FIRE
Here are 4 newspaper articles reporting FIRE incidents.
Please write down as many useful phrases as you can in your EL journal, for use in your own composition.
Please write down as many useful phrases as you can in your EL journal, for use in your own composition.
Compo Aid - Robbery
Here's an actual sequence of events in a real jewellery robbery.
I hope this will help you plan your story better.
click to enlarge pciture:
I hope this will help you plan your story better.
click to enlarge pciture:
29 September 2009
Video on Symmetry
http://www.linkslearning.org/Kids/1_Math/2_Illustrated_Lessons/4_Line_Symmetry/index.html
explore other Math videos on this website too!
explore other Math videos on this website too!
28 September 2009
Heritage Bus@Bukit Merah Library(2 Oct 2009)
time : Friday, 2 – 3.30pm
Singapore’s yesteryears come to life on board this actual vehicle.
- Games galore for children
- Traditional costumes photography session
- Competitions + prizes + tokens to be won
- Special storytelling sessions
Simply present your loan receipts from our library and enjoy the privilege of journeying through our local history.
Singapore’s yesteryears come to life on board this actual vehicle.
- Games galore for children
- Traditional costumes photography session
- Competitions + prizes + tokens to be won
- Special storytelling sessions
Simply present your loan receipts from our library and enjoy the privilege of journeying through our local history.
24 September 2009
Excerpts from pupils' compo - BLACKOUT
(Johannah Wai):
Josiah was terrified as he was alone in the house. His heart skipped a beat and he began to sweat huge beads of cold perspiration. Hesistantly, he got up from the sofa and walked gingerly to the door.
(Jessica Lee):
The room was now in pitch darkness. Tom grew uneasy and shuddered in fear. His heart pounded unusually fast as he heard footsteps nearing him. The next moment, the door slammed with a loud bang. Tom jumped out of his skin at the noise. His hairs were now standing on ends. The silence in the room chilled his spine.
(Ashley Chiang):
The lamp flickered uncontrollably and the television screen buzzed ferociously. I grew uneasy and lurched back and forth, trembling. I was so horrified that I screamed out the fear in me. My dog's howls echoed through the air, making the whole situation all the more eerie.
(Luke Loo):
I took a deap breath, plucked up my courage and cautiously made my way to the door. When I opened the door, I was greeted by a loud 'Surprise!'
"Happy Halloween!" my neighbour screamed. At the same time, a hand tapped on my shoulder. I let out a shriek but regained my composure when I realised it was my father.
(Ashley Tham):
I opened the door inch by inch. I switched on the torch. Immediately, the powerful beam sliced through the darkness, cutting a path through the shadows. I saw a strongly built man with massive shoulders and wearing a blue helmet. There was something brutal about his face, with its small, squashed nose, thick lips and muddy brown eyes.
(Victoria Tan):
My jaws dropped open and I stood there, gaping at what had been standing outside. Instead of a monster, there stood my parents with boxes of furniture. "Mum? Dad?" I stammered, in utter disbelief.
Josiah was terrified as he was alone in the house. His heart skipped a beat and he began to sweat huge beads of cold perspiration. Hesistantly, he got up from the sofa and walked gingerly to the door.
(Jessica Lee):
The room was now in pitch darkness. Tom grew uneasy and shuddered in fear. His heart pounded unusually fast as he heard footsteps nearing him. The next moment, the door slammed with a loud bang. Tom jumped out of his skin at the noise. His hairs were now standing on ends. The silence in the room chilled his spine.
(Ashley Chiang):
The lamp flickered uncontrollably and the television screen buzzed ferociously. I grew uneasy and lurched back and forth, trembling. I was so horrified that I screamed out the fear in me. My dog's howls echoed through the air, making the whole situation all the more eerie.
(Luke Loo):
I took a deap breath, plucked up my courage and cautiously made my way to the door. When I opened the door, I was greeted by a loud 'Surprise!'
"Happy Halloween!" my neighbour screamed. At the same time, a hand tapped on my shoulder. I let out a shriek but regained my composure when I realised it was my father.
(Ashley Tham):
I opened the door inch by inch. I switched on the torch. Immediately, the powerful beam sliced through the darkness, cutting a path through the shadows. I saw a strongly built man with massive shoulders and wearing a blue helmet. There was something brutal about his face, with its small, squashed nose, thick lips and muddy brown eyes.
(Victoria Tan):
My jaws dropped open and I stood there, gaping at what had been standing outside. Instead of a monster, there stood my parents with boxes of furniture. "Mum? Dad?" I stammered, in utter disbelief.
23 September 2009
Mother Tongue Learning Journey
This will be on 6 October (Tuesday).
More details from your MT teachers.
More details from your MT teachers.
which metal conducts heat best?
best conductor of heat is : Silver
Copper
Gold
Aluminum
Beryllium
Magnesium
Zinc
Brass
Nickel
Iron
Platinum
Tin
Steel
Antimony
Stainless Steel
Mercury
Copper
Gold
Aluminum
Beryllium
Magnesium
Zinc
Brass
Nickel
Iron
Platinum
Tin
Steel
Antimony
Stainless Steel
Mercury
18 September 2009
Heat videos
go to LEAD.com.sg video bank
keyword = heat
you will find videos like eggsperiment, heat gain/loss etc.
(note: sch code is now fmsp)
keyword = heat
you will find videos like eggsperiment, heat gain/loss etc.
(note: sch code is now fmsp)
08 September 2009
02 September 2009
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