All About Preparing For Primary One

[jedamum]

radiantmum:

Primary 1 coming Monday ... The mother me is SO SO excited. I am sure my eyes swell with tears - it's not only a milestone for him, it's for the parents as well!


Prepared or not prepared, GO! GO! GO! & enjoy!

yes radiantmum,
Go! Go! Go! & enjoy cos later Blink! Blink! Blink! your kids P2 already!!

[buds]

radiantmum:

Primary 1 coming Monday ... The mother me is SO SO excited. I am sure my eyes swell with tears - it's not only a milestone for him, it's for the parents as well!


Prepared or not prepared, GO! GO! GO! & enjoy!

:rahrah: Welcome to the rat race! :rahrah:

[sssdarlings]

buds:

radiantmum:

Primary 1 coming Monday ... The mother me is SO SO excited. I am sure my eyes swell with tears - it's not only a milestone for him, it's for the parents as well!


Prepared or not prepared, GO! GO! GO! & enjoy!

:rahrah: Welcome to the rat race! :rahrah:

More like a roller coaster ride, if you ask me :xedfingers: :lol:

As I watched my lil ones get ready for school, I realise that beyond academics and other practical skills, they also need to have adequate motor skills. These include cutting properly with scissors, drawing lines with ruler and using staplers carefully and correctly. Actually, I was surprised to see stapler included in ds2's list for first day.

[radiantmum]

jedamum:

radiantmum:

Primary 1 coming Monday ... The mother me is SO SO excited. I am sure my eyes swell with tears - it's not only a milestone for him, it's for the parents as well!


Prepared or not prepared, GO! GO! GO! & enjoy!

yes radiantmum,
Go! Go! Go! & enjoy cos later Blink! Blink! Blink! your kids P2 already!!

Haha I think it's more like BLINK BLINK my DS is a dad already (psst not the 12-yr old UK boy turn dad type huh)! I wanted to throw away his completed assessment paper yesterday and he shouted, NO! need to keep these for my son. :!:

[radiantmum]

sssdarlings, yes times are different now indeed. I was just commenting to my DH that I don't see any kids crying during the P1 Orientation when the parents left them with the school teachers now. Kids nowadays are certainly more independent and confident.


PS: buds - let's see how long I can stay cool about the rat race

[csb]

radiantmum:

Haha I think it's more like BLINK BLINK my DS is a dad already (psst not the 12-yr old UK boy turn dad type huh)! I wanted to throw away his completed assessment paper yesterday and he shouted, NO! need to keep these for my son. :!:

Ha ha, my 7yo is keeping his unwanted toys for his children--we are not supposed to discard anything. All will go to the storeroom where his legacy will stay till his children are ready for inherit them :lol:

[radiantmum]

LOL … confirmed aged old theory … kids just can’t wait to grow up!

[buds]

radiantmum:

Haha I think it's more like BLINK BLINK my DS is a dad already (psst not the 12-yr old UK boy turn dad type huh)! I wanted to throw away his completed assessment paper yesterday and he shouted, NO! need to keep these for my son. :!:

csb:

Ha ha, my 7yo is keeping his unwanted toys for his children--we are not supposed to discard anything. All will go to the storeroom where his legacy will stay till his children are ready for inherit them :lol:

:rotflmao:

[buds]

radiantmum:

LOL ... confirmed aged old theory ... kids just can't wait to grow up!

Wait till they grow up!

Cannot U-turn! :lol:

[buds]

sssdarlings:

As I watched my lil ones get ready for school, I realise that beyond academics and other practical skills, they also need to have adequate motor skills. These include cutting properly with scissors, drawing lines with ruler and using staplers carefully and correctly. Actually, I was surprised to see stapler included in ds2's list for first day.

I thought all these fine motor skills are more than covered liao
in pre-school? It shouldn't be anythin' new to children in this
generation already right?