Set to go...

 The first batch of postcards bound for SK Banggol Guchil was sent in the morning. This is a little project from SK Taman Bukit Indah to our pen pal school in Kelantan. Can you guess where the post box is?

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From Kuala Lumpur to Kelantan

Pupils of 3 Ixora are working on postcards to be sent to our friends in SK Banggol Guchil, Kelantan. It is part of a pen pal project which involves collaboration between two schools. Hopefully all postcards will reach safely to our partner school. Wish us luck!

 

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Food, please!

 

Mr Gandalf was looking for the best food. So, he decided to search through the Muggle search engine. 

Many results came out. These are some of the cafes that you might want to try out. 

You may choose any of the cafes provided below and try out the quizzes. Have fun!

Search results (click to try): Cinderella Rainbow Cafe ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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Are you ready for school?

Welcome back to school! We have to follow the SOP to prevent the spread of COVID 19. What is SOP? SOP means Standard Operating Procedure. There are certain rules that you have to follow, just like the rules you learn in school. Let's take a look:

Before you go to school, make sure of the following:

*Hand towel/wet tissue, hand sanitizer and masks

What should you do once you enter school? Be seated and wait for instructions.

Do not cross the red/yellow tape.

 Follow the arrow!

Don't be too close to each other.

Are you ready to go to school? Try and answer this quiz to find out! Good luck and see you in school!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSctZ5jzO_tTLin-623D6Gz1VwShLUXMHL2rwlM4-5U6lGdCJw/viewform

#kitajagakita #kitamestimenang

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Covid Scale

Congratulations to our Director General of Health Malaysia, Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah for his commitment in combating the COVID 19 pandemic. In one of his facebook post, he shared an information about the scale of risk of getting the virus if we go out. This is taken from the MA Committee on Infectious Diseases. Do you know the risk? Click on the reveal button below to see the chart. (You can click this later if you want to try the activity first and check your answers afterwards)

Now, let's see if you can get the scales correctly. Click here to try the activity.

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Traditional Japanese house.

Have you been to a Japanese house before? It has a unique design from most of the houses around the world. What are the differences can we see from their houses? Let's watch the videos below.

Now, let's see if you know a little about the Japanese home. Click here to try out the quiz. Have fun!

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Little projects.

The English Panel is up to something again. What are they doing? 

We just can't wait for the pupils to return to school. Stay tuned for more updates!

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The Tiny Thimble.

The English Panel is back with exciting projects for the children. Yesterday, we made an audio recording of a story called 'The Tiny Thimble'. Sir Haflizan did a wonderful job narrating the story. Let's listen to the story.

How did you find the story? You can enter your comments below. Meanwhile, you can try out different activities based on the story including this one. Click here.

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Where's the turtle?

We use prepositions to tell us where a person, place, thing or animal is.

Oh no! Kim has just lost her turtle. Can you help her find it? Click here to start the search. All the best!

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The living room.

We will:

1. Draw a picture based on an audio. (Listening: 1.2.2)

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One of the most important part of the house is the living room. Different countries may have different living room designs. Usually it is the place where a host entertains guests. It is also a place where family members gather.

Rosie from Australia talks about her living room. Can you imagine how it looks like?

Now, draw a picture of her living room. Let's see who gets the most accurate depiction!

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Whose...

We will:

1. Listen to the audio and put the clothes in the right box.

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Have you come across this before? Sometimes, we misplace our things and we could not find them. It's good to always stay organised, so that you don't lose your belongings.


Do you remember pronouns? We use possessive pronouns to show ownership. 

Whose shoe is this? Is it yours? Is his? Or is it hers? If we don't want to use pronouns, we can just use their names. Maybe the is Farhan's or probably Dania's. 

To learn more about possessive pronoun, click here.

Now, let's help Jennie find her clothes. Click here to sort her stuff out. Listen to the audio for clues. Good luck!

Whose item, an interactive worksheet by fayadh
liveworksheets.com

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My new house.

We will:

1. Look into different types of houses.

2. Describe locations of different objects correcty.

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Home is a place where people live in. Some people live in bungalows, double-storey houses and others may live in apartments, condominiums and flats.

An apartment

A condominium

There are many things that you can find in a house. Let's try and look into different parts of the house by answering the questions below:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScSo3KdZtWrZFqdAXKqLxmEinHKmDutMp8X_SIRtms4Hss4xQ/viewform?usp=sf_link



What is the favourite part of your house?

Let's listen to the song again and drag the pictures to their places.

Get Smart Plus 3 (Module 5) : My New House (Drag and Drop), an interactive worksheet by norhidayu14
liveworksheets.com

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