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Friday, July 2, 2021

Tips on learning English at home

 There are many things that we have to know to learn English. Basically, there are 4 major skills that we will learn.


Let's look at the instructions used when we teach. 








*Language arts can be one or a combination of any of the 4 skills. It's just that we use art!

Other instructional words (contoh arahan) with translations:

pronouncesebut dengan betul
punctuategunakan tanda baca (,/./huruf besar)
cut and pastepotong dan tampal
list down senaraikan
describe/explainterangkan
matchsuaikan
cursive writingtulisan sambung
completelengkapkan
appropriatesesuai
discussbincangkan

We will teach each skill in different days. We learn the skills one step at a time. This is how the lessons might look like:


That's all for now! Happy learning!



Thursday, June 3, 2021

Protect ourselves!

 


According to the Ministry of Health, children between the age of 7 to 17 are most likely to get Covid-19. Everyone, including you, your family and the community must help each other to avoid this. As a child, what can you do? 


1. Stay at home. Let the adults do the shopping.


Sometimes, you just want to buy some chips and drinks. Just ask your parents if they can buy them for you. You can also order them online.


2. Don't go to your friend's house. Don't invite them to your house too!



By this time, you must already be missing your friend. You might sound like a bad person, but this is for you and your friend's future. Make video calls (or just text them) and ask them if they are okay.


3. If you really have to go out, wear your masks!



Sometimes, you just have to go out. Maybe you caught a cold and have to visit the clinic. Maybe you have to take a vaccine jab. Or maybe you have to follow your parents because nobody is taking care of you at home. Just wear your mask and keep your distance.

I hope these tips can help you. Stay safe! #kitajagakita

Sunday, May 30, 2021

Stressed at home?

 Stressed at home? Too many homework to be finished? The pandemic may affect us in the way we do our daily routine. Here's some of the tips that would hopefully help you out: 

1. Set a goal

What do you want to achieve today? Do you want to complete your Math homework? Or help cook for dinner? Set a goal, but don't try to put too much things to be done! Just put around 3-5 activities for a day.



2. Organise yourself

Some of you may have done this, but it is good to have a simple timetable to keep you focused. Have a simple morning, afternoon and evening routine. You may discuss with your parents on what you will be doing throughout the week. Plan ahead.



3.Take a break!

Too many tasks at hand? Take a break once in a while. Watch your latest cartoon episodes or play a little game. Just make sure that you don't take it too long!



4. Exercise

Even though you can't go outside to play, you can still do exercises at home. Stretch up a bit, or just do a simple warm up. If you can't do it at home, go for a jog! Make sure you follow the SOP.



5. Reward yourself

If you have completed your goals, reward yourself with some snacks or free time! Negotiate with your parents, but don't do this always. It is just something to keep you motivated. Maybe you can get them after a few days of completing your goals.



6. Keep in touch 

Always talk to your family and friends, especially if you are having problems. Spend more time with your family and do activities with them. This will create a bond  between the both of you.



Do you have any other tips? How do you manage your stress? Share in the comments section below!

Wednesday, January 20, 2021

Welcome 2021!


 

Hey kids! Welcome back to school (virtually). As We all know, lessons are now being conducted at home and I'm sure that most of us have already started class. Some are using the Google Classroom while others are video conferencing with their teachers.



Always remember that while you are doing your work at the comfort of your home, you may have to follow certain guidelines so that learning will be fun and exciting. You can follow this simple guide:

Adapted poster by C.B.:J Pherrin

What do you think? Did you follow these rules? Do you have any other rules that we can follow? 

Monday, April 13, 2020

How do you feel?

Nearly a month ago, the nation entered the period of the Movement Control Order. Schools were closed and pupils and teachers had to stay at home. Activities were conducted online. There were also activities that pupils conduct at home.



Most of the pupils watch movies at home. Some even learned something new, such as playing batu seremban, making bookcase, making sculptures and even planting beansprouts!

How do we feel about this situation? A video has been made, compiling opinions of different pupils from different backgrounds. Let's watch:


What do you think of the video? Share us your thoughts in the comment section below.

Monday, March 23, 2020

Kids, help me out!

What can you see from the photo?
Click on the photo to make it bigger.

Give your answer on the comment below. Use this format:

Name: yourname (school/class)
Comment: your sentence

I'll try first. Good luck!

Dear talented kids, what have you been up to?



It is already the 6th day of the Movement Control Order (MCO). What have guys been up to? Have you guys made a video? Wishes? Tips? Sharing cake recipes? Share the videos here! You can click on the link below or just put the links in the comments below. If you have it on IG, just put a hashtag #stayathomesktbi, and we will follow you! Good luck!

https://forms.gle/as69VtGfS2dKS23CA

(Pss.. teachers you can share yours too if you have one ;))

Just a video to cheer you guys up. Stay safe!

Saturday, March 21, 2020

Stay at Home exercise.



What have you been during the week? Feel free to click here and answer the questions.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf9kjBDINcYgkob8Bl3erzJOI6Bh46EqrzkhfhJgac6B7W_pQ/viewform?usp=sf_link

Can you guess the symbols?

 Let's try this quiz. See if you can get the correct answers!


https://forms.gle/Tj6bFSKKxir7stQQ8

Stay safe!


Thursday, February 20, 2020

It's 20/02/2020!

This blog will be updated shortly. In the mean time, have fun browsing the links and posts here... and share them! Stay tuned for more updates.

-admin

Thursday, October 24, 2019

Google Classroom.

Click on the picture to enter google classroom.

Monday, September 9, 2013

All the best!

All the best to the UPSR candidates this year. Do make sure that you make full use of all the tips and tricks told by your teachers. Stay calm and answer the questions. Let's nail this!

Monday, June 10, 2013

NiE submission date.

Hi The submission date for the 2013 NiE contest is on Monday, 17 June 2013. This is to ensure that all of the templates submitted tallies with the number of groups who have submitted their names. Just drop your finished work on Mr Fayadh's desk, or hand them to your nearest English teacher. All the best!

Friday, May 31, 2013

Progress updated (May 2013).

I have updated the progress of both 3 Bestari and 3 Gemilang, ending May 2013 (click on the progress button on your right). Those of you who have not get some of the slots in the bands filled in, we will have try to finish those assessments after the holiday. If you have 2 of the same reports, please ignore the second report. It shows that you have passed the particular evidence. I will try to post more information regarding the PBS assessment later.

Sunday, January 27, 2013

2020: Moving Forward

2019 is a year filled with thrill! We can see transformations going around in school from the badminton court, Science lab, and even the library! Well, English SKTBI will be going on a transformation as well. However, we need a little bit of your help. Just... a little bit... I promise! ;) What you can do at the moment:

  1. Follow our blog. You can do this by signing in with blogger.

  2. Share! Post our blog on your Facebook timeline, Twitter, or any social network site. Mouth to mouth information sometimes works best!

3. Fill up our survey. From time to time we will be sending out surveys in school or online.

  4. Keep yourself updated by surfing this blog. We will try to get you informed every week.

5.Post a comment! Whether you are in Year 1 or Year 6, we encourage feedbacks from our students. Post your comments on any post. But be sure to stay positive! Isn't that simple? What are you waiting for? Follow us now!

Friday, August 17, 2012

Send your greetings!

Nowadays, people use technology to send festive wishes to their friends and family. We can hardly see people sending the real cards today. However, if some of you managed to send one, that is considered a good effort!



In conjunction with the Eid and the Merdeka celebration, I would like to invite the readers to send your wishes through the comments below. Let's see how many wishes we can get through this blog!

Oh my English!



Have you watched Oh My English! recently? You should watch it once in a while. It has a lot of interesting tips in communicating using our favourite language, English. Sometimes we do not even realise that we are saying things wrongly to our friends! If you have nothing much to do besides helping out with the ketupats, why don't you watch the show on Astro (Channel 610)? Let's improve our English!

Meanwhile, you can also do some worksheets and play on its website at http://www.astro.com.my/ohmyenglish/

Thursday, June 21, 2012

The StarMag Closing Date

The Star Magazine closing date (School level) has been extended to Tuesday,26 June 2012. Be sure that you have completed your magazine before handing it on Mr Fayadh's table. I have already received 13 magazines from the students. All the best!

Monday, May 21, 2012

All the best and happy holiday!

We would like to wish all the best to the students who are sitting for their mid year examination this year,from Year 3 to Year 6. Meanwhile, happy holidays!

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