Welcome to 1A 2012 Class Bulletin Blog.I am Ms Salina Sulaiman, Form Teacher of Primary 1A.
Started teaching lower primary in 2005 and
I had been to many other schools conducting creative writing workshops
and study camps years before I took up teaching professionally.
I will be teaching your child English, Maths, Social Studies,
Music, FTGP and Art.
My responsibility as an educator is not only to equip my students with knowledge
but also to let them have the experiences, develop their life skills
and moral values. Every child is unique in his or her own way
and he or she can be nurtured holistically.
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Important Note to Parents
Mrs Wishy Washy Extension Activity
Photos of our 1st Fitness Friday, IT Lesson on Typ...
CNY Dragon Mobile (Art HW)
P1 Math Heuristics Book
Things we did in Week 1 of school
Note to Parents
First Day of School
Welcome on board!
Alvin,Preston,Bernice,Candice,
Zi Xian,Yu Cheng,
Yu Le,Chen Jie,Issac,
Jian Tong,Levi,Xin Yu,
Jun Hao,Wenlei,Yuxuan,
Md Nur Aqil,
Neo,Nur Nayli,
Ryan,Samantha,
Siying,Run Ze,
Stanley,Jie Xin,
Yu Yang,Valent,
Esther,Xavier,
Zachery,Huixin
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::CNY Celebration in school and what we've learnt so far::
Monday, January 23, 2012
Last Friday, we celebrated CNY in school. Pupils get to wear their pretty home clothes. My pupils looked forward to the concert and especially anxious about the lion dance performance. Check out our CNY pictures.
 
 
As for last week, 1A had already started reading on a new big book, 'Mrs Wishy Washy'. It is one of Ms Salina's favourite big book to read and there will always be interesting extension acitivities to this book. I've placed a big tub on the EL Wall and pupils could draw and colour things they would like Mrs Wishy Washy to scrub. They just need to paste their pictures on the tub and the bubbles.
As for Math, we've completed Number Bonds and moving on to Addition within 10. Number Bonds can be further revised at home as some pupils really need to grasp this concept very well as to help them with bigger numbers in future. Pupils should be able to tell me pairs of numbers that make up 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10. Parents can help by going through this verbally at home.
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