Besides those lessons mentioned in my earlier blog, the children also re-read the big book 'Chicken Rice', as well as viewed Maths videos on Multiplication and did reflections on what they have learnt from the videos. They also had a quick round of Maths mental sums on their whiteboard, with a quick test of the times tables. By the way, it is very IMPORTANT for your child to know the times tables from 1 to 10 by heart. This is the reason why I have been practising and testing the children on a daily basis.
The children are doing the scrapbook slowly - one section of Top Spots tomorrow and the other 2 sections of Top spots on Monday.
As mentioned earlier, I will be away from school on 29 March, 30 March and 2 April. However, rest be assured that the children will not miss my teaching as we have done that these few days and all written work will be done during the next 3 days.
Here's the lesson plans for the 3 days which I am not around :
29 March 2012 (Thursday)
2pm to 3.30pm (English - 2F )
- Copying of Things to bring for tomorrow in pupil diary : Maths Coursebook 2A, A4 size blank paper - 5 sheets, markers for decoration
- Scrapbook Project Part II : Pupils are to continue their project to elaborate on the first category of top 3 choices (e.g. either top 3 subjects, or top 3 friends) and ONLY one category only. They are to do their subsequent categories on Monday. They are to indicate the title of the section, e.g. My 3 Best Friends. They are also to elaborate on the reasons they have made their choice plus include a write up on one of the choices made. Illustrations such as photographs or pictures are necessary. Pupils will be assessed on their seriousness and ability to do their project well (neatly, quietly and showing quality work with good content) by Mrs Nair and the relief teacher.
- All items must be kept in class and will not be brought home.
- The pupils are to do silent reading if they have completed their work.
- The pupils are to be sent for recess at 3.30 pm.
4pm to 5pm (Maths - 2F)
- Pupils are picked up at the kidzone and are to be escorted back to the classroom.
- Pupils are to do pages 12 to 18 of the Maths Activity Book 2A Part 2 - books are kept at the back of the classroom. Books to be collected after work is done. This is classwork and is not allowed be to brought home.
- Pupils are to write out and revise the 2 times to 6 times tables on their own - if they have time.
5 to 5.30 pm (English - 2F)
- Reading period
* Pupils are to do a short library activity by colouring a worksheet filled with printed fiction books, cutting out the individual books and then pasting them on the second worksheet by arranging them by call number shown on the book spine. Correct order in alphabetical order should be
ASI, BLY, BOS, BRI, BUR , DIC, FAR, HIT, IBB, LIN, NOR, PAC, PAT, SCH, SPE, SPE, WHE, WHI
( Pupils are to read quietly on their own to enjoy the reading process, after this activity. Books are displayed for easy reference. Pupils are encouraged to bring their own books (unread) to the class to read during this period.
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30 March 2012 (Friday)
1pm to 2pm (English - 2F)
- To fetch pupils from the Hall and escort them to the classroom
- To copy Things to bring for Monday in pupil diary : Scrap book materials for the next 2 categories, A4 size paper, Maths Coursebook 2A
- Spelling for Week 2 in spelling book
- Penmanship exercise - the next 2 exercise
5.30 pm to 6.30 pm (Maths - 2F)
- To do Maths Activity Book 2A Part 2 - Pages 27 to 31 ( books are kept at the back of the classroom. Books to be collected after work is done. This is classwork and is not allowed be to brought home. )
- To create at least one multiplication story sum (with illustrations, question, solution and working ) on A4 size blank paper. To include name, reg no, class and date of creation on the paper. To submit as many as is possible.
- To send the pupils home at 6.30pm
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2 April 2012 (Monday)
3 to 3.30 pm (Maths - 2F)
Mental Sums to be done in Mental Sums book (kept at the back of the classroom). Pupils to do self check with green pen at the end of the session with results announced. Books to be kept at the back of the classroom.
1. I have 3 bags of sweets. There are 3 sweets in each bag. How many sweets do I have altogether?
2. Which is heavier? An object that is 30g or 30 kg.
3. An apple weighs 100g and a pear weighs 200 g. How much do they weigh altogether?
4. John weighs 50 kg and Mary weighs 40 kg. How much heavier is John than Mary?
5. 3 x 8
6. 4 x 4
7. 5 x 8
8. 6x 4
9. 10 x 10
10. What comes next? 150, 250, 350, ____________
Answers:
1. 9 sweets
2. 30 kg
3. 300g
4. 10 kg
5. 24
6. 16
7. 40
8. 24
9. 100
10. 450
Pupils to be sent for recess at 3.30pm.
4pm to 6.30 pm (English - 2F)
- Pupils are picked up at the kidzone and are to be escorted back to the classroom.
- To copy in the pupil diary : Things to bring on Tues - A picture of their favourite food and a picture of their favourite activity - for pasting in the SS book the next day, glue stick, scissors, coloured markers, Foolscap Paper - 4 sheets
- Scrapbook Project Part III : Pupils are to continue their project to elaborate on the second and third categories of top 3 choices (e.g. either top 3 subjects, or top 3 friends). They are to do their subsequent categories on Monday. They are to indicate the title of the section, e.g. My 3 Best Friends. They are also to elaborate on the reasons they have made their choice plus include a write up on one of the choices made. Illustrations such as photographs or pictures are necessary. Pupils will be assessed on their seriousness and ability to do their project well (neatly, quietly and showing quality work with good content) by Mrs Nair and the relief teacher.
- All items must be kept in class and will not be brought home.
- The pupils are to do silent reading if they have completed their work.
To send the pupils home at 6.30pm
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Thank you.
P.S. We will be having the Maths Practical Quiz on Mass starting next Tuesday to Friday with me assessing them on a one-to-one basis (register number order).
Ow Yeong
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