Dear Parents, I am Mr Razlee, Form Teacher of
4-6. I am pleased to present to you, our class blog. This blog serves as an
online journal where i will post up
entries which will include pictures of outdoor/indoor class activities, pupils'
works, school's events and teaching strategies applied in our lessons. I have
also created an 'Interactive Corner' where parents and pupils are welcomed to
leave your comments. I hope this blog will also bridge the gap between teacher
and parents and for us to collaborate and work together to nurture and develop
your children holistically.
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Racial Harmony Day
Wednesday, July 26, 2006
Recently, we had our 3-1 Racial Harmony Day. On that day, pupils got to learn more on the cultures and practices of our 3 main races in Singapore. Here are some of the pictures taken on that day.
Olivia dressed in her red cheongsam and learning how to make a 'bunga manggar'
Gloria: Mr Razlee, how to do?
Some of the pupils looking good in their traditional costumes
Our neighrbour, 4/7
We are a happy family!
Now they are learning the art of Chinese face painting
Our artist of the month!
Mr Razlee wrote a class entry at 7:04 AM
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Iced-Milo Fraction Cafe!
We apply math in our daily lifestyle for example when making drinks. Here, they make use of their knowledge on fractions to make iced blended milo. Different servings require them to apply equivalent fractions on the ingredients like milo powder, milk, ice-cubes. Let's take a look at them in action while preparing their best drink of their life!
Gladi: Must always look 'pwetty' before a camera-man.
Gladi: Still must look 'pwetty' while blending before a camera-man.
Weizhuang: More ice, more milo powder, more milk, aiyah! Everything more lah!
Ameera: How many more scoops? Azila: Where is my maid when I need you most.....
Jia Le: If Yan can cook, so can I!
Jia Le: If Gladi can smile, so can I!
Mr Razlee wrote a class entry at 7:04 AM
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Lab Lesson at Science Centre
We went to Science Centre for a lab lesson on the topic Light. It was a very fruitful and experiential learning experience. Here are some of the snapshots of the lesson conducted in the Science Lab at Science Centre.
Before lesson starts, they had a quick lunch at their favourite place, McDonald's.
Syafiqah: Yummy! Azila: Hehehe...
Adjusting to the new surrounding and to the instructions
Jia Le: This experiment shows that we need light to see things!
Gloria: I know this principle! Light travels in a straight line!
Nik: Wah! Light can be reflected!
They worked in groups and conducted experiments to investigate on the properties of light.
4/6: Where are you Mr Razlee? We can't see you...
Mr Razlee wrote a class entry at 7:04 AM
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More Awards.....
At the end of term2, 4/6 received another recognition - The Most Conducive Class Award. Without you guys playing your roles, this award would not be possible. Keep it up, 4/6!
Our conducive reading corner
Our notice board
Mr Razlee wrote a class entry at 7:04 AM
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The New Kid On The Blog
When Semester 2 commenced, we received a new member, Ong Jia Le. Welcome on board, Jia Le. Now, you're a part of us.
Mr Razlee wrote a class entry at 7:04 AM
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Our 4/6 Athletes!
Tuesday, July 25, 2006
We strive not only for excellent academic results but also to excel in sports! Our athletes had taken part in various sports competition and they had made us proud by clinching some outstanding results. Let's look at some of the competitions that they had taken part.
Gladi, Shiyun, Yong Jin and Weizhuang had done us proud by emerging as Champions for P4 Badminton Inter-class Competition!
Pose of a champion...
The Lethal Doubles...
Not forgetting our most feared ladies single player...
Our soccer boys (Dhiya, Matthew, Jia Le, Nik, Muammar and Ariffin) came in third in the P4 Inter-class Soccer Competition.
Syafiqah, Shafrina, Ameera may look like the ordinary girls-next-door-type but don't be fooled by their petite size. They had created a few upsets in the Girls Open Category Soccer Competition. Along their way to clinch the fourth spot, they had defeated a few senior teams through their speed, agility and fast-paced play. Keep it up girls!
Syafiqah even had landed herself with the Best Goalkeeper Award because of her timely and important saves which had paved their route all the way to the fourth spot for the competition. Well done Syafiqah!
Mr Razlee wrote a class entry at 7:04 AM
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Fancy Dress Competition
We ended our SAIL programe by having a fancy dress competition. Each group dressed one of their group members to look like their favourite character. Here are some snapshots of the event.
Nigel dressed up as David Beckam
Ariffin as a kampong boy
Michelle as the Glum Princess
Dhiya dressed as a captain of a ship.
Vishaal dressed as Harry Porter
Weizhuang dressed as Hatori Hanzo, a ninja from the game character Samurai Showdown
Shina looking like a korean girl
A pirate on board!
Matthew as Gandalf the Green!
Two distressed princesses waiting to be rescued...
Another korean girl in the making
The winner for this year's fancy dress goes to.......*drum roll*.....
Gandalf the Green!
But most importantly, we had a fun time!
Mr Razlee wrote a class entry at 7:04 AM
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SA1 Top-achievers
Let's congratulate our top three students for SA1. I will like all of you to try harder for our upcoming exams, CA2 and SA2. I'm very sure that most of you have the capability in scoring better results.
Mr Razlee wrote a class entry at 7:04 AM
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Interactive Corner
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