Last day of School 2016...yay!!!

Term 4 Awards

Prefect of the term : Bhavesh
Model pupil : Janelle
Sports Girl : Zann
Artist of the term : Asuka

Teacher saves...

Record-breaking supermoon - the biggest in nearly 70 years

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super moon wow!

BMT song

Children's Day Celebration 061016

who's that girl

answering quiz question during Children's Day concert

Primary School Science videos

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http://psle.tv/

Reading non-verbal cues...of birds

Animation of Digestive System (open in google chrome)

 

 

The importance of Roots

Free Top School Exam Papers (with answers)

http://www.sgtestpaper.com/

http://www.testpapersfree.com/

Dare to Read

Redeem cool tokens and gifts for completed items and books from the school librarian.

No.	Item	Remarks
a.	10 Missions	-          Brand new storyline and characters -          Missions come in individual pieces, not in booklet form -          Every 2 missions will form one board game -          5 sets to be collected -          Exchange 1 token for every 2 missions
b.	4 sets of Character Cards	-          Students need the cards in order to play the board game
c.	2 sets of Game Tokens	-          Students need the game tokens in order to play the board game
d.	1 Bonus Mission + Feedback Form	-          Students need to complete both bonus mission and feedback form in order to redeem the last token, which is the DTR tote bag. -          Feedback form to be given to school librarian
e.	1 Introduction and guide to Dare to Read: The Board Game	-          Game instructions
f.	1 Dare to Read Plastic Folder	-          To be given to all students to store their missions

 

Staying on track in prepping for exams

• Draw up a study plan ahead of the exam season, and start revising early.

•Allocate enough time to go through each subject, and set aside even more time for the challenging ones.

• Sum up key points, and compile study notes or a mind map. Take time to structure and make sense of information; try not to memorise.

• Write down and talk through what you have learnt.

• Review your notes at a desk, not on your bed.

• Try practice papers to familiarise yourself with key concepts.

• Do not be afraid to consult a teacher or a friend if you have problems understanding a topic.

• Take short, regular breaks - 15 minutes for an hour of revision, for instance.

• Look up common mistakes made in past tests and exams, and learn from them.

• Reward yourself occasionally - maybe with a movie - to stay motivated.

• Get a good eight hours of sleep every night.

4 courage's next dance moves?

I Care to Clean

watch in google chrome

Mconline password is changed to qtps123456 for all pupils

Our end-of-term Awardees

Model Pupil: Kaung

P4 Prefect of the Term: Val

Artist of the Term: Noreen

Sports Boy of the term: Sumit

Free Other school test papers

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http://www.testpapersfree.com/?level=P4&year=2014&subject=Maths&type=%25&school=%25&Submit=Show+Test+Papers

National Day Celebration 8/8/16

Dancing during PE part II

Recognising your external achievements

Heat Question

Many love roasted chestnuts. Each merchant would stir their wok constantly, mixing chestnuts with tiny pebbles.  Why do we need to roast chestnuts with tiny pebbles? 

How about using claypot for cooking? Why is claypot dishes so popular?