Club 2002 Kids
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bebe:
Will u allow yr P5 kid to join the cultural immersion trip (China)? I received a form and that the sch is organising such trip (6 days) in the coming Mar holiday. Not sure if I want to let my gal go (she has never been to China). My hubby and myself will not be in town during Mar Holiday.
My boy Vietnam. Yes, I will let him go to experience the different kind of culture and lifestyle other than Spore. Hopefully he is more appreciative after that.... but if only he's being chosen :xedfingers: -
KSP:
as usual Sci is always the headache one... sch doing Reproduction, tuition doing Cell... :slapshead:
Wait, just now only I realised both are diffrent theme. I thought cell under system. :roll: Have to start my engine.
My son said he studied human reproduction then now plant system.But both are different theme. -
Heredity, Human reproduction, now plants reproduction. Aren’t they under Cycle?
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I haven’t heard any fr my dd sch about a P5 camp.
And she has not been asked to go for supplementary lessons - for the academic subjects. No news abt Maths Olympiad either. But, her ballet teacher has requested that she attend 3 - 4 lessons a week!!
I’m a FTWM, so all I do is ask her if she understands what the teachers are teaching in school. She said that she does, Math is easy, Sc is fun because the teacher tells jokes, ethics class is also fun because the teacher tells stories … so I do not know what topics they’re doing for Math, Sc, etc.
I would like her to go for Chinese tuition, her weakest subject. But she said that she can cope. She said that she would like to go to Learning Lab for English because her friends go there and they have nice new storybooks that their students can borrow. But her English is OK le … and a thousand bucks a term for lending privilages sounds a bit ex to me. So we had that discussion on what grades she thinks she can get for the mid-year exams, and what actions we should persue if her grades fall below.
Now, she’s home by 2pm three times a week, the other 2 she stays back for ballet. Then, after lunch, she falls asleep infont of the telly. Sigh! I’m going to sell that TV …
But today, she wants to go to the library with another 2 P5 neighbourhood girls - by themselves! That is, after school, they’ll take the bus to the nearest library, which is 6 or 7 stops away, by themselves. Buy their lunch, then go to the library to read … or do homework … or something of that sort. She has never taken public transport on her own.
Just a quick check - do your P5 dc take public transport by themselves? -
Laura02:
Just a quick check - do your P5 dc take public transport by themselves?
Mine yes, in fact when my dc at P3 I had already trained them to take public transport on their own for tuition. I have no external helpers. Many things cannot squeeze over weekend. So no choice.
I am not sure other boys. There was several times, my boy will be distracted by things like animal kaesar, video games, etc. He will tend to stop and watch.
Is there any device how to track the movement? really cannot trust my immature boy at this moment. Some people who have older boys advise me to tighten the string. Boys are distracted easily. -
My boy started public transport only this year on condition that I know who he commutes with and I need that friend hp number. We sneaked to school and peep at him as we were free that day. He is quite reliable, but my main worries are perverts lurking around neighbourhood if any.
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My boy started public transport only this year on condition that I know who he commutes with and I need that friend hp number. We sneaked to school and peep at him as we were free that day. He is quite reliable, but my main worries are perverts lurking around neighbourhood if any.
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Laura02:
Just a quick check - do your P5 dc take public transport by themselves?
No. -
sleepy:
yes.only for come back from school.Laura02:
Just a quick check - do your P5 dc take public transport by themselves?
No.
for tutition we go together.but some kids come by themselves.
I have not enough confident on my son. -
octoberbaby:
Heredity, Human reproduction, now plants reproduction. Aren't they under Cycle?
Yup Reproduction in humans and plants under cycle.KSP:
Just looked at the slide presented by dd's sch on upper block P5/6 Science
P5
Cycles
• Reproduction
• Water
Systems
• Plant
• Human
• Cell
• Electrical
P6
Interactions
• Forces
• Environment
Energy
• Photosynthesis
• Conversion
looking at the syllabus it covers more in P5 than P6....
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