Sunday, August 2, 2009
DEs
Dearest children,
Please obtain parent's signature for English, Maths and Science DEs. Hand them in tomorrow.
Do revise multiplication & division of decimals for your upcoming DE.
I will be starting on Time and Magnets tomorrow. Do read up on the topics.
Thank you.
Cheers,
Mrs Yang
Friday, July 31, 2009
Istana Open House on
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Forms
31 July 2009

Dear beloved children,
Homework for the weekend:
1. Maths worksheet (weekend challenge)
2. Maths WB pg 59 - 62
3. English worksheet All due on Monday.
Homework for the weekend:
1. Maths worksheet (weekend challenge)
2. Maths WB pg 59 - 62
3. English worksheet All due on Monday.
4. Obtain parent's signature for English DE.
For those who have yet to hand in your travel declaration, please do so by Monday.
Also do take note that your NAFA test (static stations) is on Monday 3.30 - 4.15pm.
Thank you.
Smiles,
Mrs Yang
All about SHARKS

Hi children,
Do click on the link below to read more about sharks.
http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/article/sharks-index.html
Enjoy.
Smiles,
Mrs Yang
Do click on the link below to read more about sharks.
http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/article/sharks-index.html
Enjoy.
Smiles,
Mrs Yang
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
English tips
“I’m on the bus” or “I’m in the bus?”
What is the correct way to say this?
QUESTION
I was travelling by bus one day when someone called me on the phone and asked where I was.
Should I say, “I’m in a bus” or “I’m on a bus”?
ANSWER
You should say, “I’m on a bus.”
Use the preposition “on” for transport that you have to step up to in order to board. This applies to trains, planes, bicycles and the MRT.
Use “in” for transport like cars and taxis. This is because you need to step down to get inside the vehicle.
Source: NLB(goodenglish.org.sg)
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“Enquiry” or “inquiry”?
Which is the correct usage of both words?
Are both words interchangeable?
ANSWER
In British English, used here in Singapore, if you make an enquiry, you are asking for information.
An inquiry is an investigation conducted by an organisation, the police for example.
What is the correct way to say this?
QUESTION
I was travelling by bus one day when someone called me on the phone and asked where I was.
Should I say, “I’m in a bus” or “I’m on a bus”?
ANSWER
You should say, “I’m on a bus.”
Use the preposition “on” for transport that you have to step up to in order to board. This applies to trains, planes, bicycles and the MRT.
Use “in” for transport like cars and taxis. This is because you need to step down to get inside the vehicle.
Source: NLB(goodenglish.org.sg)
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“Enquiry” or “inquiry”?
Which is the correct usage of both words?
Are both words interchangeable?
ANSWER
In British English, used here in Singapore, if you make an enquiry, you are asking for information.
An inquiry is an investigation conducted by an organisation, the police for example.
National Day celebration on 7 Aug 2009
Hello childen and parents,
School will function from 7.10am to 10am on 7 August 2009.
Please bring along a pair of scissors, writing and colouring materials on that day as there will be a special National Day Programme for you to participate in.
Do come to school in red attire eg. red t-shirts.
10 August 2009 will be a public holiday, so you have to report back to school on 11 August 2009, Tuesday.
That's all.
Lots of smile,
Mrs Yang
School will function from 7.10am to 10am on 7 August 2009.
Please bring along a pair of scissors, writing and colouring materials on that day as there will be a special National Day Programme for you to participate in.
Do come to school in red attire eg. red t-shirts.
10 August 2009 will be a public holiday, so you have to report back to school on 11 August 2009, Tuesday.
That's all.
Lots of smile,
Mrs Yang
Words for Editing 5
Words in editing 5:
- electricity
- destroyed
- continually
- conservation
- source
- batteries
- environment
- continuation
- condenses
-eventually
- electricity
- destroyed
- continually
- conservation
- source
- batteries
- environment
- continuation
- condenses
-eventually
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Sears Tower in Chicago


Hello children,
Check out this website.
http://www.theskydeck.com/theledge.asp
Its the Sears Tower in Chicago!
Love,
Mrs Yang
Check out this website.
http://www.theskydeck.com/theledge.asp
Its the Sears Tower in Chicago!
Love,
Mrs Yang
Decimals online
Hello children,
Log in to www.rainforestmaths.com using the ID given.
Login ID: Rfm4019 Password: Sing82
- Click on 'Grade D' and click on 'Decimals'.
Do the activities there (addition, subtraction and place values)
- Click on 'Grade E' and then 'Decimals'.
- Click on 'Grade F' and then 'Decimals'.
There are multiplication and division. Do use it to reinforce your learning in school.
Read about the bimetallic strip!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bimetallic_strip
Do have fun!
Smile,
Mrs Yang
Log in to www.rainforestmaths.com using the ID given.
Login ID: Rfm4019 Password: Sing82
- Click on 'Grade D' and click on 'Decimals'.
Do the activities there (addition, subtraction and place values)
- Click on 'Grade E' and then 'Decimals'.
- Click on 'Grade F' and then 'Decimals'.
There are multiplication and division. Do use it to reinforce your learning in school.
Read about the bimetallic strip!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bimetallic_strip
Do have fun!
Smile,
Mrs Yang
Monday, July 27, 2009
Sunday, July 26, 2009
E-learning day
Hello children,
Please be aware that tomorrow is E-learning day, hence do stay at home and complete your online assignment. Do log in to www.lead.com.sg .
Do finish up your Science worksheet and revise on your decimals and heat.
Please do read more books or try reading newspapers.
Thank you.
Love,
Mrs Yang
Please be aware that tomorrow is E-learning day, hence do stay at home and complete your online assignment. Do log in to www.lead.com.sg .
Do finish up your Science worksheet and revise on your decimals and heat.
Please do read more books or try reading newspapers.
Thank you.
Love,
Mrs Yang
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
23 July 2009
Hello children,
Please revise for your Science DE.
Hand in all your files tomorrow.
Do bring along the Science worksheet and the Science Activity Book (purple) to school tomorrow.
Composition on Snatch Theft is due on 27 July 2009.
Thank you.
Love,
Mrs Yang
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Monday, July 20, 2009
Words to learn for Science - Heat
Dear children,
Please attempt the quiz under Heat in your www.lead.com.sg in preparation for your upcoming Science DE.
Please also note that you do know how to spell the following words:
1) expand
2) contract
3) temperature
4) thermometer
5) heat
6) inflate
7) conductor
8) insulator
9) travel
10) loss
11) gain
Thank you.
Love,
Mrs Yang
Please attempt the quiz under Heat in your www.lead.com.sg in preparation for your upcoming Science DE.
Please also note that you do know how to spell the following words:
1) expand
2) contract
3) temperature
4) thermometer
5) heat
6) inflate
7) conductor
8) insulator
9) travel
10) loss
11) gain
Thank you.
Love,
Mrs Yang
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Olivia and the missing toy
Saturday, July 18, 2009
DEs
Dear children,
1) Please log in to www.lead.com.sg and click on Mathematics and do the mini quiz for decimals.
2) Log in to www.rainforestmaths.com using the ID given. Login ID: Rfm4019 Password: Sing82
- Click on 'Grade D' and click on 'Decimals'. Do the activities there (addition, subtraction and place values)
- Click on 'Grade E' and then 'Decimals'.
- Click on 'Grade F' and then 'Decimals'. There are multiplication and division. Do use it to reinforce your learning in school.
3) http://teachingtreasures.com.au/maths/decimalsk-3/rounding-decimals2-3.htm
4) http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/ks2bitesize/science/revision_bites/keeping_warm1.shtml (Read pg 1- 3 followed by acitivty and quiz).
Do have fun at them!
By the way, DEs will be conducted this week.
Maths _ Decimals
Science - Heat
Love,
Mrs Yang
1) Please log in to www.lead.com.sg and click on Mathematics and do the mini quiz for decimals.
2) Log in to www.rainforestmaths.com using the ID given. Login ID: Rfm4019 Password: Sing82
- Click on 'Grade D' and click on 'Decimals'. Do the activities there (addition, subtraction and place values)
- Click on 'Grade E' and then 'Decimals'.
- Click on 'Grade F' and then 'Decimals'. There are multiplication and division. Do use it to reinforce your learning in school.
3) http://teachingtreasures.com.au/maths/decimalsk-3/rounding-decimals2-3.htm
4) http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/ks2bitesize/science/revision_bites/keeping_warm1.shtml (Read pg 1- 3 followed by acitivty and quiz).
Do have fun at them!
By the way, DEs will be conducted this week.
Maths _ Decimals
Science - Heat
Love,
Mrs Yang
Thursday, July 16, 2009
CCAs that will resume
Dear children and parents,
Do note that the following CCAs will resume on Thursday, 30 July 2009.
- Volleyball
- Soccer
- Netball
- Track and Field
- Wushu
- Choir
- Malay Dance
- Chinese Dance
- Indian Dance
- Modern Dance
- Chinese Orchestra
- Guitar Ensemble
Thank you.
Have a lovely weekend.
Cheers,
Mrs Yang
Racial Harmony Day
Dear children,
You may wear ethnic traditional costumes to school on Tuesday, 21 July 2009. However, no high heel shoes are allowed.
Thank you.
Regards,
Mrs Yang
You may wear ethnic traditional costumes to school on Tuesday, 21 July 2009. However, no high heel shoes are allowed.
Thank you.
Regards,
Mrs Yang
17 July 2009
Dear children,
Homework for the day:
1) Maths worksheet
2) Eng workbook corrections and obtain parent's signature from January till June
3) Look for articles on Snatch Theft and read up on them . This is in preparation to do mind map for essay on Monday.
Thank you.
Regards,
Mrs Yang
Homework for the day:
1) Maths worksheet
2) Eng workbook corrections and obtain parent's signature from January till June
3) Look for articles on Snatch Theft and read up on them . This is in preparation to do mind map for essay on Monday.
Thank you.
Regards,
Mrs Yang
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
16 July 2009
Dear belvoed children,
1) Please complete Maths WB corrections and pages 50, 52, 55, 57 and 58.
2) Do remember about the structure of a narrative story.
A narrative story has (1)orientation (place, characters & time), (2)a problem, (3)a resolution and (4)a coda (moral).
Narrative stories tend to capture the readers more compared to writing a recount.
Do bear that in mind.
Thank you.
Love,
Mrs Yang
1) Please complete Maths WB corrections and pages 50, 52, 55, 57 and 58.
2) Do remember about the structure of a narrative story.
A narrative story has (1)orientation (place, characters & time), (2)a problem, (3)a resolution and (4)a coda (moral).
Narrative stories tend to capture the readers more compared to writing a recount.
Do bear that in mind.
Thank you.
Love,
Mrs Yang
The Gruffalo

Dear sweethearts,
I hope you enjoyed the story, 'The Gruffalo'. It was a pretty awesome story, isn't it?
Do visit this link which is the official website for The Gruffalo.
http://www.gruffalo.com/chorus/index.html
Here is Kevan's email address: kevanloh16@yahoo.com.sg so maybe you could like to send an ecard to him!
Enjoy!
Stay cheerful,
Mrs Yang
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Online learning 15 July 09

Dear children,
- Click on 'Grade D' and click on 'Decimals'. Do the activities there (addition, subtraction and place values)
- Click on 'Grade E' and then 'Decimals'.
- Click on 'Grade F' and then 'Decimals'. There are multiplication and division. Do use it to reinforce your learning in school.
4) http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/ks2bitesize/science/revision_bites/keeping_warm1.shtml (Read pg 1- 3 followed by acitivty and quiz).
Do have fun at them!
Thank you.
Love,
Mrs Yang
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DE
Dear jewels,
Next week we will be conducting DEs, therefore do revise your work.
Thank you.
All the best,
Mrs Yang
Next week we will be conducting DEs, therefore do revise your work.
Thank you.
All the best,
Mrs Yang
Monday, July 13, 2009
The Expert Glider
Dear sweeties,
I hope you learnt something out from the story 'The Expert Glider'.
The flying lemur, flying lizard, flying frog and flying fish are examples of animals that glide.
These animals glide witht he help of membrane foudn on their bodies. They do so to avoid predators, to chase prey or to travel more efficiently from place to place.
Flying fish can glide for long distances. They do so by swimming very fast, then breaking the surface of the sea and gliding on outstretched fins.
The flying frog has membranes that are only found between the toes of his four limbs.
Vocabularly :
clumsy: not able to move easily or carefully
wrinkled : full of lines
membrane: skin-like layer
limbs: legs or arms
expert: knowing a lot about something
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