Dear boys and girls,
Do remember to revise for your upcoming Maths test, Maths CA and English Quiz.
Math Test (Monday, 30th August, 2010)
- Numbers to 40
- Mental Calculations
- Multiplication
English Quiz 8 (Tuesday, 31th August, 2010)
- The Giant Ice Cream
- Grumpy Elephant
Math CA paper (Thursday, 2nd September, 2010)
- Term 1- Term 3 topics
Cheers,
Mrs Tang
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Modal - "will" online assignment
Hi boys and girls,
When do we use the short form?
When do we use the long form?
1) to express a promise
•Example 1:
I will call you when I reach home.
•Example 2:
I promise I will do my homework
2) to show willingness
Today, you have learnt the topic on modal - "will". I have included some notes for you read through before attempting the assignment. Click on comment, remember to add in your name. After completing, select anonymous or you can log in your account and click on post comment.
Here you go....
Your Task:
Tell me what will you do this coming September holidays.
(Write at least 3 sentences using modal - "will")
You can look at my example posted.
Notes on Modal "will"
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Modal - "will"
When do we use the short form?
1) In speech
•Example 1:
Parrot says, “ I’ll will sing for you.”
•Example 2:
Giraffe says, “ I’ll will dance for you.”
•Example 3:
Monkey says, “ I’ll will play drum for you.”
•Example 1:
Parrot says, “ I’ll will sing for you.”
•Example 2:
Giraffe says, “ I’ll will dance for you.”
•Example 3:
Monkey says, “ I’ll will play drum for you.”
When do we use the long form?
1) to express a promise
•Example 1:
I will call you when I reach home.
•Example 2:
I promise I will do my homework
2) to show willingness
•Example 1:
Will you help me carry these books?
•Example 2:
I will make sandwiches for you.
3) to talk about future events
Will you help me carry these books?
•Example 2:
I will make sandwiches for you.
3) to talk about future events
•Example 1:
I will be 7 years old next week.
•Example 2:
I will make sandwiches for you
tomorrow.
I will be 7 years old next week.
•Example 2:
I will make sandwiches for you
tomorrow.
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Monday, August 9, 2010
National Day and 11 August (Wed)
Hi boys and girls,
Happy National Day to all of you. Hope that all of you enjoy the celebration of Singapore's 45th birthday with your family members.
11th August, 2009 (Wednesday)
Reporting time: 1.30pm
Reporting place: Endeavour Hall
What to bring: water bottle, cap
What to wear: PE attire
What to expect:
- Lower primary sports meet, followed by prize presentation
- Pupils will have a break at 4-4.30pm. (bread and water will be given)
- Pupils will gather outside the school compound waiting for the YOG flame to run past Admiralty Link at around 4.45-5.15pm.
Dismissal time: 5.30pm
Happy National Day to all of you. Hope that all of you enjoy the celebration of Singapore's 45th birthday with your family members.
11th August, 2009 (Wednesday)
Reporting time: 1.30pm
Reporting place: Endeavour Hall
What to bring: water bottle, cap
What to wear: PE attire
What to expect:
- Lower primary sports meet, followed by prize presentation
- Pupils will have a break at 4-4.30pm. (bread and water will be given)
- Pupils will gather outside the school compound waiting for the YOG flame to run past Admiralty Link at around 4.45-5.15pm.
Dismissal time: 5.30pm
Sunday, August 8, 2010
Subtraction and Addition
Dear boys and girls,
You have learnt addition and subtractions. Now, it is time for you to test yourself.
1) Subtraction game link - click on level 2
2) Addition game link
You have learnt addition and subtractions. Now, it is time for you to test yourself.
1) Subtraction game link - click on level 2
2) Addition game link
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Announcement - Rainbow Performance
Dear boys and girls,
Hope all of you have inform your parents that all of you will be performing our item in term 4. So let's enjoy the performances put up by other Primary 1 classes first.
Cheers,
Mrs Tang
Hope all of you have inform your parents that all of you will be performing our item in term 4. So let's enjoy the performances put up by other Primary 1 classes first.
Cheers,
Mrs Tang
English - Present and Past Tense
Hi boys and girls,
You have learnt present and past tense last week. If you have forgotten, you can refer to the notes below.
Present Tense
The simple present tense in English is used to describe an action that is regular, true or normal.
Now, you can have more practice now. Have fun learning.
Practice 1
Practice 2
Past Tense
The simple past tense describes completed actions and past situations.
Examples:
* They went to the library last week.
* They won the competition two weeks ago.
* He slept early last night.
Great, now you can practice what you have learnt.
Practice 1
Practice 2
Cheers,
Mrs Tang
You have learnt present and past tense last week. If you have forgotten, you can refer to the notes below.
Present Tense
The simple present tense in English is used to describe an action that is regular, true or normal.
We use the present tense:
1. For repeated or regular actions in the present time period.
- I take the train to the office.
- The train leaves every hour.
- Mary sleeps at 9pm every night
2. For facts.
- The President of The USA lives in The White House.
- A dog has four legs.
- We come from Singapore.
3. For habits.
- I get up early every day.
- Fiona brushes her teeth twice a day.
- They go to the library every Saturday.
Now, you can have more practice now. Have fun learning.
Practice 1
Practice 2
Past Tense
The simple past tense describes completed actions and past situations.
Examples:
* They went to the library last week.
* They won the competition two weeks ago.
* He slept early last night.
Great, now you can practice what you have learnt.
Practice 1
Practice 2
Cheers,
Mrs Tang
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Reminder - English Spelling (Lazy Duck)
Dear boys and girls,
Please remember to learn the spelling on "Lazy Duck" as you will be tested on 28 June, 2010, Monday (Term 3, week 1).
Words tested:
1. Tuesday
2. Thursday
3. beetle
4. goats
5. hoes
6. lazy
7. busy
8. thistles
9. weeds
10. farmyard
Please remember to learn the spelling on "Lazy Duck" as you will be tested on 28 June, 2010, Monday (Term 3, week 1).
Words tested:
1. Tuesday
2. Thursday
3. beetle
4. goats
5. hoes
6. lazy
7. busy
8. thistles
9. weeds
10. farmyard
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