After visiting the ecogarden, we decided to grow our own plants.
Our teacher gave us some green bean seeds to grow over the
weekend. We put them in water and the the next day the skin
broke. We could see tiny white roots growing out of the seeds.
Our plants grew well over the next few days.
We could see leaves growing from the seeds now.
Darren put many seeds into one container. His green bean plants
grew into a 'tiny forest'. Our teacher told Darren to separate the
plants and grow them in different containers so that they do not
'fight' for food, water and light.
Our plants are really growing well. We want to transfer them
into a pot of soil and let them grow bigger.
Thursday, August 30, 2007
Saturday, August 25, 2007
Trip to our Ecogarden
Since we are learning about plants, we decided to take a trip to
our ecogarden for a closer look at the plants we have there. We
were put in groups and went to the different parts of the garden
which we were assigned to, armed with our magnifying glasses.
We learned many things about plants. We saw that most plants
have leaves, stem, roots and flowers.
We focused more on the leaves and we discovered that there
are many different types of leaves. There are big and small leaves.
They come in many different shapes too. Most of the leaves are green
but there are colourful ones too!
We then went back to class and created a mini booklet in which we
drew some of the leaves we saw. We really enjoyed ourselves.
Take a look at the photos below.
Friday, August 10, 2007
National Day Celebrations
Friday, August 3, 2007
The Power of Stories
Our school hosted the National Education Seminar on the 1st of August.
This year we decided to use stories to convey the NE messages as we
have found that story telling is indeed a powerful tool. Teachers and
students from the schools in the North Zone went through the various
stations to listen to war stories, kampong stories and stories on friendship.
Our guests also got to sample the different types of food like satay,
kaya toast, malay kuehs and many more.
This year we decided to use stories to convey the NE messages as we
have found that story telling is indeed a powerful tool. Teachers and
students from the schools in the North Zone went through the various
stations to listen to war stories, kampong stories and stories on friendship.
Our guests also got to sample the different types of food like satay,
kaya toast, malay kuehs and many more.
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