Sunday, October 10, 2010
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Hi! Welcome to our blog in the month of August! :)
You must have been wondering, what have the children learnt this month?
You must have been wondering, what have the children learnt this month?
We have been touching on this topic, Going Places. The children learnt about matching things to places. They were able to classify “sofa and television in the sitting room", “bed, pillow, blanket in the bed room", and "kitchen utensils are in the kitchen" by using picture cards and concrete objects.
For art and craft session, they learnt to recognize and match simple shapes (circle, rectangle, triangle and square) and they were able to say the names of the shapes and also match and sort colours when asked by the teacher.
In the home science session, the children experienced the process of making “fruit salad” and” fruit kebab”. Through these activities, they learnt that “fruits “are good for their body".
Below are some pictures of the children experimenting with the different fruits and vegetables in collaboration with the Healthy Lifestyle Week in August! :)

Princess and Sarah were smelling the apples.
Princess said: ”Apple red.”
Sarah said: "Mmm… Nice smell.”
For art and craft session, they learnt to recognize and match simple shapes (circle, rectangle, triangle and square) and they were able to say the names of the shapes and also match and sort colours when asked by the teacher.
In the home science session, the children experienced the process of making “fruit salad” and” fruit kebab”. Through these activities, they learnt that “fruits “are good for their body".
Below are some pictures of the children experimenting with the different fruits and vegetables in collaboration with the Healthy Lifestyle Week in August! :)

Princess and Sarah were smelling the apples.
Princess said: ”Apple red.”
Sarah said: "Mmm… Nice smell.”
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Guess what was the big occasion we had in the month of July?
Yes you are right! It was Racial Harmony Day!
Most of our Playgroup children were dressed in their very own ethnic costumes, and they really looked good in them!
Our Playgroup teachers had a number of activities lined up for the children. One of the activities was to dance around when the music was being played, and when it stopped, the children had to hop into the hula hoops. The game was not that easy. they had to categorize themselves into the different groups - groups according to their races. So here we have: the Chinese, the Malays, the Indians and the Burmese!
The children were yelling in excitement as they danced around with the music!

The music has stopped! Quickly get into your groups!
Yes you are right! It was Racial Harmony Day!
Most of our Playgroup children were dressed in their very own ethnic costumes, and they really looked good in them!
Our Playgroup teachers had a number of activities lined up for the children. One of the activities was to dance around when the music was being played, and when it stopped, the children had to hop into the hula hoops. The game was not that easy. they had to categorize themselves into the different groups - groups according to their races. So here we have: the Chinese, the Malays, the Indians and the Burmese!
The children were yelling in excitement as they danced around with the music!
The music has stopped! Quickly get into your groups!
The next activity was called, "Guess Who?"
In this activity, children took turns to get blindfolded. Once they got themselves blindfolded, they had to walk around while the music was being played and when it stopped, they had to stop moving as well and hold on to one of their friends. They then had to guess who their friend was by touching their hair, their clothes and so on.
All of them were so cute! Even when they were not bilndfolded, they used their hands to cover their eyes and pretended that they were being blindfolded as well!
Aniq and Linda
Sze Hui
Fang Fei
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