just came from bkk ->bangkok
love the retro stuff there

Checklist of what that was bought

1. 15-18 tees
2. 1 berms
3. 2 pairs of shoes
4. 1 ring
5. 1 bracelet
6. 1 coin pouch
7. 1 tailored suit
8. 1 shirt
9. 2 shades
10. 3 slippers

PLUS i had my hair cut haha looking real ridiculous now. if you see me in, do not doubt yourself, yes your eyes are not playing tricks, that is indeed the one and only me.

things that i have to get the next time i go there again.....

1. the retro red hand carry suitcase
2. shoes
3. the retro furniture (just wondering how would i be able to ship them back???)

hard rock hotel in pattaya was P-O-W-E-R. love the live bands every night and not forgetting basketball in the swimming pool, the yummy mango with glutinous rice, bird nest. haha btw, it was i had bird's nest almost everyday, face must be a lil smoother now. haha

just finish my 6 hours of run. damn, i didn't know 42 km was that long. i can't even feel my legs now. haha i just want to lie on bed and do absolutely nothing (as if i can do anything)

Maria and Rica, u too are bonkus, u miss the scoldings? haha
if you really do miss it, call me anytime, i can scold you for free..... heheh
anyway maria u know my hp no.
my line will always be open for you.....okok lar, my line will always be open for all of you

looking forward to my run tomorrow
though that means i have to wake up at 3
hope i can last the 42++ km run

mtsh

yes oh yes, the blog is coming back to life soon


watch this space

enough is enough

enough said

Yos ! Im in school computer lab. With MTSH ! Okay heres the homework.

- Research on how can we recycle
- Review Page 133 - 138
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Posted by Daren ;)

Math WB area and perimeter pg 95~102
English comprehension passage 3&4(MCQ)
Dictation 9 tomorrow pls learn
Ben

Onsponge pg 49~52(circles)
Pls learn ur dictation 9 and do vocab^^

Vocab due friday
Building up process skills do unit 6 and final revision 2
Math wb area and perimeter pg 91~94.
Benjamin

Okay... Its my turn to post again ._.

- Circles WB Page 35 - 40
- Science WB Revision 6 Q4
- 习字 ( Thanks JiaJin for calling )
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Omg.. I Think i did not write down some of the homeworks..
If u know please call 67814097
PEACE OUT :DD

Posted by Daren

this post goes out to michael

the one and only michael jackson


mtsh

for those who managed to see this post.


please read through the chapter on Pie Chart and Circles..... all the way to Area of Circle


mtsh

i love this song


mtsh

i hope all of you have been revising

if not better start now

mr tan

The homeworks are...

- English PSLE guide book ( The small one ) Page 57 , 29 , 65(Ex 2) , 74 , 81 , 96(Ex3) , 101(Ex3) , 107 , 128 , 142 Soo much -_-"

- English PSLE ( The big one ) Pg 15 , 19 , 20

- Science PSLE ( Same Size as ^ ) Pg 62 - 76

- Volume Workbook Pg 103 - 106

- Speed Workbook. The " Challanging Practice "
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Im nt very sure when to hand in .. But ..you all just do kay ?
Posted by Daren

Okay guys.. Heres the homework..

- Speed WB Page4 - 7
- Speed Question
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Posted by Daren

Hey sry guys.. Late post.. Totally forgotten ! Kayy here dehh homeowork

- Do maths PSLE Page 7 - 11 ( 7-Eleven :D)
- Sign Whateva forms and the PSLE Booklet
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Posted by Daren

to all the readers out there

sorry for the sudden outburst this afternoon. you can say that the heat is getting into me or rather after my own personal reflection, i'll put it as anxiety for exams.

so very often i placed so much hope in all of you because of one simple belief that you all can do it.

not just empty belief but belief based on observation.

i know most of you are trying your best, just continue to give your best and your job is to make sure that that is YOUR BEST and not 90% effort.

BELIEVE PEOPLE BELIEVE


mtsh

The word 'composition' may mean different things in different circumstances. It could be a personal narrative, a short work of fiction or prose, an essay, a dramatic work or a poem. Each of these works has its own set of rules. This site has articles describing the how-to process of several types of composition: poetry, the essay, and others. This article will give you a general overview of the composition.

Know your purpose: What type of composition is this going to be? Make sure you understand the expectations. Typically, your teacher will provide you with an explanation and lecture on what you are to write. Read this over carefully. Ask your instructor if you have questions. You will find several helpful links at the end of this article for online resources also.

Choose your topic: Decide what you will write about. Here are suggestions based on different types of compositions.
Essay: Practically every essay topic can be approached from multiple perspectives. Choose a topic and take a stance; your essay will seek to convince readers of the legitimacy of your stance. Choose something that is important to you. It is easier to write about what you believe in. Write this in 'first person' -- 'I' (like you are talking) to 'second person'-- 'you' (a person you are speaking to).

Personal narrative: Personal narrative is a story about you. Choose something that made an impression on you, negative or positive. It might be a vacation, a funny experience, a crisis, a death, a dangerous or frightening situation you encountered, etc. Write in first person.
Play: Write about what you know. Your play could develop from a personal narrative. But regardless, include things you have some knowledge that is grounded either in personal experience or research, or both. The play is written in dialog with the speaker indicated. Stage directions - defining the elements of set and telling characters how to speak lines or move on stage - are written italicized and in parentheses.

Short story: This is a form of prose fiction, a creative non-poetic kind of composition. Write this in third person (as if you were a narrator) or first person if you speak as your main character. If first person voice is your choice, then your short story will read much like a narrative, but it is not necessarily something that happened to you. You can base it upon something you have experienced, but you tell it as a general story. Your options are unlimited; you could write about anything that exists in reality, or make up your own world for a short story.
Poetry: Poetry is focused on sound, syllabication, rhythm patterns and descriptive language. It might be free verse, or instead written in one of many rigid poetic form like sonnets or Haiku (very short Japanese poems).

Write your introduction: For every composition except poetry, you will need to introduce either your topic and position (for an essay) or characters, plot and setting (for narrative, short story and play). See the article 'How to Write an Introduction.'
Develop the 'body' of your work:
Essay

Brainstorm a list of 10 points you want to make about your topic. Jot down ten details or ideas that will support the point you are making. These may be facts, examples, data, statistics, quotes from a source, or just common sense ideas.
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Group the 10 points into three groups. Organize your list of details into three categories based upon similarity. Like the bicycle, these will be the supporting 'spokes' of your topic.
Label the three groups. The labels will ultimately become the topic sentences for each body paragraph of your essay. The three or four details in each group will be the supporting sentences. Using this outline, you will have the meat of your essay.
Write your three paragraphs: Write the main points and details into complete sentences. Remember to keep each organized and follow your outline. This will form the body of your essay. If you are required to make your essay 200 words long, you should have more than enough already. If it needs to be longer, make each of the three topics into two paragraphs.
Narrative, short story and play: Weave these details into your composition.
Character: Describe how your characters look, think and act. Weave these details into the story.
Setting: Describe time period, area, and where story takes place (house, hospital, etc.).
Plot: What happens in the story is basically the plot. Plots follow this sequence:
Situation: This is what's happening as the story opens.
Details of problem: Every story centers around a main problem, in literature called a 'conflict.'

There are 5 basic conflict scenarios:
man vs. man
man vs. society
man vs. himself
man vs. nature
man vs. God or the supernatural

Climax: All details lead up to one confrontation, center of action, or ultimate action.
Denouement: This is the 'aftermath,' the tying up of loose ends, the explanation.
Poetry: Follow the rubric for the poetry type you need to write.
Write your conclusion (for all but poetry): This simply wraps up what you have said in your composition. It can basically restate what you said in your introduction. If you composition is longer, you can sum up your main points. Try to phrase them a little differently so it will not sound repetitive.

Use P-O-W-E-R: You have done the
P-plan,
O-organize
W-write components;
E-edit
R-revise.

You will do this for every type of writing. Reread your work. Look for spelling, grammar, and content problems. Use your computer spell and grammar check but use your own wisdom also. You can have someone proof-read it also.

Every good piece of writing goes through two or more revisions. Let your thoughts 'gel.' Come back to the composition and you will see improvements you might not have seen when it was still 'hot.' A composition is like a piece of pottery: first it's plastic, then its greenware, then it's bisque and finally glazeware!

Rewrite your final copy. If you type your composition, be sure to save a copy for future reference. And who knows, you may submit it and find you have great potential!
Never underestimate your writing skills. Writing is 'art in words.' I always tell my students that everyone has a composition - or many - locked within. Everyone around you has a story to tell. All you need is to practice the skills to write your composition.

Good luck GUYS !! :D:D

What did the muffin say to the biscuit?

(answer to be revealed on 2nd May)

Dear labourers,

The day has finally arrived. 1st of May. A day to commenmorate all of us. For those who have slogged hard, slog even harder. For those who have not, should start to slog. But most importantly, you need to slog for a purpose and that is ........(fill in the blanks)

yours sincerely
supervisor tan

to all the guys and gals from Primary six C

time to hit the books,
cos it's not the time to care about looks.
aim for an A
so your parents' face won't look grey
work hard for the next two weeks,
cos i know you can just do it.
two weeks will be fourteen days,
so there is no time to laze.
Finally and eventually
we'll reach the dream we started initially

mtsh

Okay guys.. Heres the homwork..

- PP5 Paper 2 ONLY
- Vocabualary - Due is MONDAY
- Constant difference test
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Ahh Im nt very sure bout the homework due to the lost of my handbook =.=
Hope u all de Oral get 18 and above. For any homework not posted, please call
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Mr tan... Why go on course !! Anw .. Some good news to you .

- My tution, i used No. X value and got the Q. correct :D
- "WE" Completed ur Practice paper 4 :D
- "WE" Wish you a happy course :D
- And most of all .. "WE" miss you :D
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This is just a post nt a homework ya.. Homework is bellow this post... Rmb to tks me in the shit!._.
Ehm.. Please post ur blog in ARIAL font please .
( This is for BEN and those who know the admin )

Posted by Daren

Okay guys... Heres the homework..
Sorry for the late post

- Maths WB Pg 165 - 170
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Posted by Daren

have we reflected on what we have done everyday?
or are we just living from day to day?
only concerned about what to play for today and what homework to complete today

do we set aside time to think through the things that happened each and everyday.
you might say, mr tan no time, so much homework...
because that is the excuse i give too

but come to think of it, life is short
everyday is different no matter how you see it
you might get scolded by different people, forget to do a different set of homework, blah blah blah
and if we do not look back and reflect, the lessons we learnt that day is going to be lost...

how often have we looked down on ourselves.
nah i cannot do this , i cannot do that
that happens to me at times.

and how often people have said you cannot do this you cannot do that..


is success all about the willingness to try...

as the kopi tiam uncle will always say,

got try got chance, no try no chance

question: are you willing to try your best and pick up the courage in everything you do?

Okay guys.. Heres the homework ...

- Constant Difference Worksheet
- Complete Pals WS ( Little red riding houdlum )
- Review 3 Complete All
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mtsoo hot speaking here

homework for mathematics....

complete and i say complete the 2 triangles worksheets

Math Review2 pg 156~159 due 14 April
Onsponge pg 2 due 14 April

starbucks latte one of the best in the world,

so tempted to buy their water bottles but i don't even use it in the first place. haha

the best part is, i have 2 starbucks water bottles and yet none of them are used. haha

talk about being wasteful....

i think the coffee culture is really hitting the singapore shores

primary school kids like you and me (heheheh) are all studying here with their parents.

but oh well doesn't matter where you study as long you study and it goes into your brain and most importantly you are able to apply :)

Science unit 5.1 due 13 April
Math pratice paper 3 Booklet A&B due 13 April
Ms Koh's chinese class do chinese compo due 13 April

Think of a name for MRL pls write it at the chat box
17th April 7~8.30 p. m Pasir Ris Crest Sec for art house
Vocab due Monday 13th April
Comprehension 6 due Monday 13th April
English Practice paper 4 13th April
Review2 pg 151~155
P5 onsponge triangle do 159

English PSLE pg 118~119 due 8 April
Read Little red dot pg4&8 ms seah will ask questions
Thinking math@Onsponge P6 pg 24~26 and Triangles P5 try pg 158~159

Percentage correction due 7 April
Maths wb pg 145~150 due 7 April
bring 6B math WB&TB
Sign spelling BK due 7 April
science practice paper 4 don't do Q(25~30)&(45~46)

Posted by Benjamin
Edited by Daren :D

In this big big world,
there is this small small class.
and in this small small class,
there is this group of people with big big hearts.

This week has been a roller coaster ride for the class
but personally it has still been an enjoyable week
except for a few hiccups here and there,
I thought all of the 6c'ians deserve a big big clap

Why did i start this blog? You may want to ask.
perhaps its because i treat everyone in this class as a family.
Its a place where we share sorrows and a place where we learn and know each other and yourself.
But most importantly, it a place where we can communicate outside school.
where we keep each other updated even after this year.

ps. seriously i cannot imagine the day where all of us part. :(

hey hey hey testing 1, 2, 3

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a bunch of lovables

To be together ( cannot liao ) though soon we'll part, remember everyone is just a phone's call away

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