2013 PSLE Discussions and Strategy
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buds:
EXACTLY the same thing I am going through with DD and her school, Verysuperkiasu...
ya cause i ask him back u can cope d he said to me was give me time i can i dont want to be there standing out withot work done -
Some mummies are spoiling the market
DS said that some of his classmates started to get home cooked meals for lunch on the days they have supplementary. DS asked me to bring him home cooked meals for lunch too until PSLE is over instead of surfing KSPs the whole morning :razz:
Come come. Confess here. Who has been bringing their DCs home cooked meals just because PSLE is nearing? :spank: :heresmyfish: -
me! my dd always get home packed lunch. see my bum? all prepped.
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buds:
EXACTLY the same thing I am going through with DD and her school, Verysuperkiasu...
I think our DDs earned themselves a nick name 'verysuperkiasi'.
But seriously, I always consider a day productively spent if she did her work and get it marked and know where she went wrong, and learnt from it. Problem with the teachers (other than Math), is they make the chn do tonnes of work and only mark them few days later, or a week later. By then, dd has forgotten what she has done.
Her Math teacher is good though. Get them do the work in class, go through the answer right away and explain the mistakes to them. So she hardly takes Math homework back to do. Yet she goes home with something she has learnt that day. -
ngl2010:
My DStoo get food from home as he prefers home food but not i cook la is the chor ma ho spoils him rottenSome mummies are spoiling the market
DS said that some of his classmates started to get home cooked meals for lunch on the days they have supplementary. DS asked me to bring him home cooked meals for lunch too until PSLE is over instead of surfing KSPs the whole morning :razz:
Come come. Confess here. Who has been bringing their DCs home cooked meals just because PSLE is nearing? :spank: :heresmyfish: -
icy_mama:
me! my dd always get home packed lunch. see my bum? all prepped.
I knew it was you! :pokeeye:
Did you prep your eyes? :evil: -
icy_mama:
me! my dd always get home packed lunch. see my bum? all prepped.
Ok. This one is for you. Ready???
:spank: :spank: :spank:
Btw, do you go to school just to deliver the lunch? Today I saw some parents (including fathers) brought lunch for the kids. -
Verysuperkiasu:
Well well well.. same again. So i agree agree agree. :hugs: I hear you loud and clear.buds:
EXACTLY the same thing I am going through with DD and her school, Verysuperkiasu...
I think our DDs earned themselves a nick name 'verysuperkiasi'.
But seriously, I always consider a day productively spent if she did her work and get it marked and know where she goes wrong, and learnt from it. Problem with the teachers (other than Math), is they make the chn do tonnes of work and only mark them few days later, or a week later. By then, dd has forgotten what she has done.
Her Math teacher is good though. Get them do the work in class, go through the answer right away and explain the mistakes to them. So she hardly takes Math homework back to do. Yet she goes home with something she has learnt that day.
Biggest roadblock for DD (and us too of course) is that the teacher in mention is the Math teacher. If that is not enough, he is also the Science teacher. :frustrated:
Can you imagine our :stupid: ? :roll: -
ngl2010:
I hv not thought of this home cooked lunch. Later ah boy comes home, I ask, ok? :rotflmao:Some mummies are spoiling the market
DS said that some of his classmates started to get home cooked meals for lunch on the days they have supplementary. DS asked me to bring him home cooked meals for lunch too until PSLE is over instead of surfing KSPs the whole morning :razz:
Come come. Confess here. Who has been bringing their DCs home cooked meals just because PSLE is nearing? :spank: :heresmyfish: -
actually 1 way to keep food warm that i have is pass to cantten vendor who u are closer to give them some extra $ ask them help reheat or use warmer container
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