What I've been doing...

Hello all,
Hope you are learning a new skill for the holidays...

Do you want to know what's mine? Take a peek...
http://team2-e-learning.wetpaint.com/

Important things to remember tomorrow...

Hi all,

Please remember to;

1) Bring the P1 registration form (a NIL return is needed by the office).

2) Bring the Math workshop form and money IF you want to attend.

3) Do the Math TB.

4) Bring the English 4B TB and WB

5) Bring the travel form (for Samuel and Alvin)

6) Bring your signed record books.

Bon Voyage, Sayonara...

Here's a pic of the 4 Joy pupils that left this morning for Beijing, China.

GM Lites instructions

Hi children,
Just in case you are wondering where or what to do again, here are the things to do list;

English
1) Go to P4 English Term 2 EL4T2
2) At number 5 titled "E-learning Day 21 May 2008", click all links eg Language features, Narrative poems, Structure poems, Little Abigail and The beautiful pony. Study them.
3) Then click on "Write a Narrative Poem Wiki", go to the top right corner to choose other wikis. Find your group according to the class groupings. Then start writing at the bottom of the page.

Mathematics
1) Go to P4 Maths Term 2 MA4T2
2) At number 3 titled "e-learning Day - 21st May"
3) Watch the videos by Mr Tan and do the quizzes.

Science
1) Go to P4 Science Term 2 SC4T2
2) At number 2 titled "E-learning Day On 21 May 2008"
3) Play the flash files and do the quizzes.
4) Then click on "what you have learnt" to participate in 2 discussion topics. Go to the top and click "Forums".
5) There are two discussions, please do both.

Section 2 is "Seeing in the dark" on a concept cartoon. Section 1 is on "What you have learnt" about why we are still able to see in the dark after we switch off the lights in our room.

Click on our class discussion and blast your sentences away!

Enough on wordy puzzles...try this

Greetings boys and girls,
I was wondering maybe I could help you solve a physical puzzle that is one of life's greatest mysteries...the RUBIK's cube...

Many like me would not like it as I've tried but just can't. There's a saying that says a person is gifted IF he/she can solve just one side (WITHOUT any prior knowledge of the Rubik's cube, meaning by hard-thinking and with a little luck). How nice it is to know that you're gifted!!! heh

Part 1


Part 2




-LIST OF ALGORITHMS-

1) Fi U Li Ui

2) Ri Di R D

3) U R Ui Ri Ui Fi U F

4) Ui Li U L U F Ui Fi

5) F R U Ri Ui Fi

6) R U Ri U R U U Ri

7) U R Ui Li U Ri Ui L

8) Ri Di R D

Legend:
U = up
L = left
F = front
R = right
D = down
No "i" means clockwise direction, with "i" means anti-clockwise direction (i = inverted)

May the Force be with you!!!
www.danbrownuniverse.com

Another puzzle by Cheryl...

Hi all,

try this from your dearest classmate...

1) There are 7 schoolgirls on the bus

2) There are 7 backpacks on the bus

3) Inside the backpacks there are 7 big cats

4) Out of the 7 big cats, there are 7 small cats

question: how many legs are there?

clue: there are more than 100 legs!

It is very hard.. i can't solve it too! but I know the answer! This is a fifth grade problem sum...

Idioms and phrases

Hi all,

I thought it would be good to share Sheryl's questions on English in an email to me yesterday. Just like how I've shared the riddles, now I'm sharing other info.

Enjoy...

1. Bull in a china shop = an awkward or clumsy person / an inconsiderate or tactless person / a troublemaker; dangerous person

2. Dog with two tails (actually its "be like a dog with two tails") = to be very happy

3. Bear with a sore head = to be in a bad mood which causes you to treat other people badly and complain a lot

4. Lose heart = to give up / to stop believing that you can succeed

5. Cat on hot bricks = to be nervous and unable to keep still

6. Spilt our sides = to laugh a lot at something

7. Held his tongue (actually its "hold your tongue") = to stop talking

8. Put his foot down = decided on something and will not decide again or change his/her mind

You can find the meanings of idioms at these websites

http://dictionary.reference.com/
OR
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/

Take care of your health!

Hello boys and girls,

After talking to Sheryl Chen during PE today and later found out she went home for not feeling well, I urge all pupils to take care of your health. Please inform your parents if you are not feeling well early so you can get the appropriate medicine as soon as possible.

To Sheryl Chen, please have a good rest before you continue to study hard again. Remember, a healthy body will support a smart mind. It's a waste to have an intelligent mind without the support of the rest of the body system!