Hi class,

Here are some videos which I mentioned in class earlier today. Please take a look as a revision to what we have learnt in class today.

Past Continuous Tense

Past Continuous Tense?! What is it? Find out more from the two videos below.



Then, play a game to practise what you have learnt.
Snake and Ladder

Hello, 3F!

Mr Cheese is here again to remind you of the lesson on Prepositions that we went through on Tuesday.

So, what do the prepositions in the video tell you about Mr Cheese?

Yes, his position! :)

Many of you were able to get all or most of the answers for the game on "Where are the things in my room?" That means you are rather proficient in using prepositions of position. Well done!

Can you recall what other information prepositions give? (Hint: Refer to your Grammar Book Pg 92 and 93).



This chart that we have drawn in class will guide you in the use of prepositions of time:





On top of all the above, we also learnt about prepositions with adjectives, verbs and nouns.

This was the game that we played in class: http://www.eslgamesworld.com/members/games/grammar/fling%20the%20teacher/noun%20adjectives%20+%20prepositions/noun%20adjectives%20+%20preposition.html

You may click into the website to answer the remaining questions and practise using prepositions with adjectives and nouns. Have fun flinging the "teacher" away!


- Miss Lim

P.S. If you have not submitted your homework to me, this is a final reminder: Please complete Grammar Book Pg 94, 95, 98 and 99.

Verbs in past tense

Hi again! :)

These are the videos that we watched together on Wednesday:

Do you still remember what we have learnt?

(We add -d, -ed or -ied to most regular verbs to form the past tense. E.g. baked, played and carried)

Can you think of some examples of irregular verbs and how to write them in past tense?

- Miss Lim

"I like cookies, cupcakes and cucumbers."

Hello, 3F! :)

I am glad many of you enjoyed watching this video on punctuation.

I hope all of you remember when full stop, comma, question mark, exclamation mark and quotation marks should be used. Remember to use them when writing your composition in future! :)

Now, you can play and re-play this as many times as you wish to!

- Miss Lim

Story Telling

Today, a librarian from NLB came and conducted a story-telling session with us.  Everyone was very excited and engrossed during the session. I hope that you will love reading even more and remember to read more books during the June school holiday.

Read, Reap, Write

As part of the school's programme to encourage positive reading habits in children, Ms Christabel from National Library Board came to our class and shared an extract from the story "Matilda". She also carried out some activities related to the story. 

I'm glad that most of you enjoyed this session with Ms Christabel.

*Do you know that we have the book "Matilda" in our class library? There are also several other books by Roald Dahl available for you to read in the class library. Do borrow them and read to find out more about the stories.