Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary
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Happy Mama:
It's not true if they have planned it well. Well...cannot expect things to be perfect. I guess I should seriously consider the L-F club now.
I guess so, 3 periods of modular CCA and 3 periods of PE... and they have to do homework for Malay too. I realised that they only have 3 periods of Science per week. No wonder they are having a hard time trying to complete the syllabus.
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E3:
It's not true if they have planned it well. Well...cannot expect things to be perfect. I guess I should consider the L-F club seriously now.
I have been trying hard to get out of it since joining KSP, and you are trying to get in? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: -
Happy Mama:
That's life.E3:
It's not true if they have planned it well. Well...cannot expect things to be perfect. I guess I should consider the L-F club seriously now.
I have been trying hard to get out of it since joining KSP, and you are trying to get in? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: The grass is always greener on the other side...
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Happy Mama:
yup happy mama, sama sama, I also face this prob everyday! After homework, it's either too late to do revision or she will b daydreaming n reluctant to do anything more. But as exams appoaching, she is startg to get more motivated. Last nite b4 going to bed, she requested to do a chin paperjanet_lee88:
If there are mistakes, his teacher will know and correct him.
My views too... Yes, she's ok in terms of homework.. the only thing that irritates me is her inability to be driven to study and do revision.
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periwinklejoy:
But as exams appoaching, she is startg to get more motivated. Last nite b4 going to bed, she requested to do a chin paper
See...she knows. My dd requested for work after dinner too. For her, not only academic work, but also practicing her \"work\" for piano exams.
Whenever she felt a little overstretched doing her work, she'll ask for a 5 mins break. During that miserably short break, she'll dive into her storybook... :roll: -
periwinklejoy:
yup happy mama, sama sama, I also face this prob everyday! After homework, it's either too late to do revision or she will b daydreaming n reluctant to do anything more. But as exams appoaching, she is startg to get more motivated. Last nite b4 going to bed, she requested to do a chin paper
Wow, so good!
Mine, I made her do a Maths paper after her homework last night. After doing halfway, she told me, \"Mum, I'm tired. Can I go and sleep? I promise I will do 2 papers or more tomorrow to make up.\".... I asked her \"Are you sure you have the time? What if you have 4 or 5 homework to do again?\".... Her reply \"Don't know\".
Haiz, our revision time is now at the mercy of their school homework. -
Happy Mama:
My \"last words\" before I sent her off every morning. Complete as much work as possible in school so you'll bring back less. Haha...
Haiz, our revision time is now at the mercy of their school homework.
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E3:
Whenever she felt a little overstretched doing her work, she'll ask for a 5 mins break. During that miserably short break, she'll dive into her storybook... :roll:
Yup, mine asked for short 5 minutes break as well, just to read her storybook.
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janet_lee88:
One mummy ever mentioned it's ok to let the child fail for him/her to wake up, but I don't know if I can afford to do that. But on the other hand, I don't want to get burnt out over CA1 when 1 month later I have to plan revision for SA1.Happy Mama:
[quote=\"janet_lee88\"]If there are mistakes, his teacher will know and correct him.
My views too... Yes, she's ok in terms of homework.. the only thing that irritates me is her inability to be driven to study and do revision.
really contradicting myself.[/quote]ya Janet, I agree. Don't get burnt out for CA1. Think of SA1, SA2 n we help to pace our kids. Especially now that we hv to coach 2 at d same time, can be quite siong.
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E3:
:lol: :lol: So cute... but do they have time to complete in class? If they have time to do means there's free period, which is no good, coz the teacher should be teaching them as much as possible to complete the syllabus... unless, PE teacher or ME, SS teacher is absent. :evil: :evil:
My \"last words\" before I sent her off every morning. Complete as much work as possible in school so you'll bring back less. Haha...Happy Mama:
Haiz, our revision time is now at the mercy of their school homework.
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