We covered cell division over the lesson. As easy as it seems, our students thought the hands on was easy by just drawing lines and circles. But as they filled the spaces, they giggled and realized cell division was not…
Materials, a p3 topic and it is a good refresher for the p4s and new learning for the p3. So it is a win-win situation. For our Science classes, our lesson deliveries are always peppered with current and previous topics,…
When it comes to the Upper Primary, we focus on Comprehension Open-ended skills as well as Oral skills to help prepare our students to be ready in P6. We created our compre skills strategy – TASER, each letter representing a…
We love to use newspaper cuttings as part of our lesson delivery. Our P5 class was taught how to search for relevant news, cut out their chosen articles, read and complete their tasks. Besides mapping out the W+H questions, they…
What to do with a class full of students? We hit the max over the lesson as some had to do make up. We took this opportunity to do a back to back recap of topics with our students. Armed…
What is acid rain and how does it affect our daily lives? This was something we discussed over lesson. How does acid get into the water cycle? We showed them how as well. It was always a pretty sight to…
Cells. A tough topic with needing lots of visuals to teach the message across. For this topic, we like to use our trusty microscope to do the “talking”. As the saying goes, “A picture paints a thousand words”. With this,…
Today’s lesson was a bat-ty craft again. As the boys do not really like musical instruments, we have to crack our heads to source for alternatives. Digging into our stocks, we managed to pull out non musical crafts for them…
One seed, many uses, in a way. We use seeds to teach across our levels. Science lessons are that versatile and fun! Whenever we hear any students telling their parents Science is boring before they come to us, we make…