Club 2002 Kids
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Btw all P5 will have a chance to watch the NDP rehearsal live. I think dd will enjoy coz she loves fireworks. This is really a big project to ferry the students to the floating platform and back to school. I happened to pass by there on one Sat last year when they were having NDP rehearsal and there were at least 50 school buses waiting along the esplanade bridge.
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Champion:
So stingy? Performers only get preview tickets!Laura02:
Champion, you'll get to for one of this year's NDP rehearsals! And get a goodie bag, and watch the fireworks! Enjoy the program.
Hi Laura02 :hugs:
Yes, think DD1 will be given a set of NDP Preview tickets this year as last year she was also given 2 tickets
But, both me & DH are the \" :siam: lazy\" sort -- we rather laze on the sofa and watch the performance over the T.V. live telecast 
So, this year - as usual, DD1 has \"reserved\" the tickets for one of my dear friend whom we also gave to last year :snuggles: -
Morning, Club 2002.
A nice cool morning .
Any one knows when is this year PSLE marking days ? Want to "book" my work leaves. TIA ! -
Just4Fun:
good morning Club 2002!Morning, Club 2002.
A nice cool morning .
Any one knows when is this year PSLE marking days ? Want to \"book\" my work leaves. TIA !
some schools have posted in their website as 15 - 18 October 2012
http://www.temasekpri.moe.edu.sg/cos/o.x?c=/wbn/pagetree&func=view&rid=41326 -
Champion:
Thank you, Champion.
good morning Club 2002!Just4Fun:
Morning, Club 2002.
A nice cool morning .
Any one knows when is this year PSLE marking days ? Want to \"book\" my work leaves. TIA !
some schools have posted in their website as 15 - 18 October 2012
http://www.temasekpri.moe.edu.sg/cos/o.x?c=/wbn/pagetree&func=view&rid=41326
So yr girls are in TPS ? Got it ! -
Just4Fun:
Thank you, Champion.
good morning Club 2002!Champion:
[quote=\"Just4Fun\"]Morning, Club 2002.
A nice cool morning .
Any one knows when is this year PSLE marking days ? Want to \"book\" my work leaves. TIA !
some schools have posted in their website as 15 - 18 October 2012
http://www.temasekpri.moe.edu.sg/cos/o.x?c=/wbn/pagetree&func=view&rid=41326
So yr girls are in TPS ? Got it ![/quote]No lah -- Temasek Pri is in the East and I am stay at the West. Happens to have a friend's child studying in that school and gets to know it
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:hi5: Good morning Club 2002 :hi5:
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gd afternoon club2002!
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As a mother, I always thought I have inculcated some moral values and life lessons to my daughter (DD). But lately I realised that unknowingly, she has also imparted some life lessons to me through our daily interactions and conversations. It’s a humbling experience to learn from a young child, and these are the things I’ve learnt from her:
1. Do not let the sun go down on your anger.
DD never goes to bed angry. She may be a little ‘chilli padi’ at times but she doesn’t hold her unhappiness or frustration for long. She recovers quickly from any unhappy incidences and does not harbour grudges, even those who had upset her.
Many times, we adults can hold grudges from wrongs done to us decades ago.
2. Be thankful for little blessings.
One day out of the blue, DD just looked at me and said, "Mummy, thank you for making me happy!" I was a little stunned by her sudden declaration because I haven’t done anything spectacular for her that day. But I managed to recover from my surprise and gave her a hug, speechless for word because I was so touched by her attitude of gratitude.
Sometimes we are so blinded or numbed by the daily pursuit of life that we forget the little blessings that lurk behind every challenge.
3. Laugh at yourself from time to time.
I read somewhere that humor is the best medicine in life and any relationship. How true it is! Both hubby and I are rather serious folks. But since DD came into our life, she has taught us to laugh at ourselves and our silly antics at times. For example, she would make funny faces or do funny gestures just to make us laugh. She is not afraid to act silly just to humor us.
As adults, we sometimes take ourselves too seriously that we fail to view life from a humorous perspective. We are so strict with ourselves that we have forgotten how to laugh at ourselves and when life throws us a hard ball.
4. Be contented but not complacent.
There is a difference. Being contented means to be happy and thankful with what you have, and not demanding what you could not have. Being complacent means just accepting what you have without any joy or thankfulness.
DD has a deep quest for knowledge. Whenever I bought her books, she would spend the next one hour flipping through the pages of her new books. But when we went shopping and she saw a toy or book that she liked, she would not demand or pester us to buy for her. There was once when she held something that she liked very much for quite long, and when we said, "Come on, let’s go!", she would quietly put it down without kicking up a fuss. She knows Mummy and Daddy will get whatever she needs for her, and she knows what are ‘must-haves’ and what are ‘good-to-haves’.
Often people are discontented with life because they do not differentiate the ‘needs’ from the ‘wants’.
5. Have compassion and empathy for others.
There was once I went to see DD during recess time, I happened to see DD gently patting a boy’s head and talking softly to him. Later I asked her why she patted her schoolmate’s head. She replied that the boy had a fall and she was helping and consoling him. I was touched that at such a young age, she already knows how to show compassion for her others.
Sometimes life has made us so jaded that we may become immune to those who are suffering or going through a rough patch.
Life is made up of experiences. And experiences can be converted into meaningful lessons if we have an open and humble heart to learn from it.
We are living in a very fast paced country, did anyone ever stopped for a while and think about the things that you have done that made someone happy?
I am a FTWM but I always make it a point to make myself free from 5.30pm to 7.00pm. I will join my girl at the park near our block to play with her friends everyday be it rain or shine.
I hope all mothers out there can also spare some time with your kids, it is very important to spend quanlity time with the children. This way you can also get to understand them better.
Lastly, The best inheritance that we can give to our children is our time and happiness. Money cannot buy all this. -
711mum:
Hi Champion and Club 2002,
Log onto school's website and saw that the CA dates are out!Champion:
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But in 6-7 weeks.... the CA will start :nailbite:
Week 8 -- Monday 13/8/2012 CA2 - EL
Week 8 -- Tuesday 14/8/2012 CA2 -- Maths
Week 8 -- Wed 15/8/2012 CA2 -- Mother Tongue
Week 9 -- Wed 22/8/2012 CA2 -- Science
Thought can plan something for the weekend after National Day; guess now can only do the study-plan for CA2!
This exam schedule is exactly the same for DD, so National Day will be their revision day unfortunately.
Champion, I remember you mentioning that your DD is involved in NDP performance right?[/quote]i also recevied the SA2 exam timetable... 
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