First day of primary school
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jedamum:
Really??!! So your DS and my DD are Ms H's little helpers for Term 1? :shock:jedamum:
My boy is a true-Leo....ie very bossy. :oops:schellen:
schellen,And talking about bossiness, he better not be my daughter's partner or he'll end up being bossed around for the whole year. (It's the truth! She bossed around the boys in her class at K2, K1 and N2. :roll: )
I know that this post is already off topic but I can't resist this : do you know that our bossy kids get to 'boss' the classmates to stand in line and keep quiet for the whole of this term? :lol: Ha! talking about bossiness!
No wonder she kept telling me how to do the different claps and the eye contact thing as well as other class rules. :lol: -
schellen:
Really??!! So your DS and my DD are Ms H's little helpers for Term 1? :shock:
No wonder she kept telling me how to do the different claps and the eye contact thing as well as other class rules. :lol:
'M's the name that my ds gave me when he told me about the girl helper.
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jedamum:
I go home and ask DD. I know that there is another girl, also M.schellen:
Really??!! So your DS and my DD are Ms H's little helpers for Term 1? :shock:
No wonder she kept telling me how to do the different claps and the eye contact thing as well as other class rules. :lol: 'M's the name that my ds gave me when he told me about the girl helper. -
schellen:
I go home and ask DD. I know that there is another girl, also M.
Cannot be another girl la.
My boy pronounced your girl's unique name perfectly.
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jedamum:
Wah, my DD must be very pleased with him cos she is always complaining that other people keep mispronouncing her name. The other girl with M name also has a unique name.schellen:
I go home and ask DD. I know that there is another girl, also M. Cannot be another girl la.
My boy pronounced your girl's unique name perfectly. -
Hi guys/gals,
If I may ask, whether there’s a checklist done up by some kind soul in the past about "preparing a child for primary school". I tried browsing the forum, and not able to find something like that. Can anyone point me to the right topic/thread.
Wifey is getting panicky that I’ve not done enough to prepare my DS to enter primary school (next Year, yes next year), for thnigs like knowing how to count money, to buy food at canteen, and etc.
Many thanks ! -
Eagle-Ladybird:
Are you referring to this?Hi guys/gals,
If I may ask, whether there's a checklist done up by some kind soul in the past about \"preparing a child for primary school\". I tried browsing the forum, and not able to find something like that. Can anyone point me to the right topic/thread.
Wifey is getting panicky that I've not done enough to prepare my DS to enter primary school (next Year, yes next year), for thnigs like knowing how to count money, to buy food at canteen, and etc.
Many thanks !
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/content/preparing-child-primary-one-non-academic -
Yes (absolutely), thank you very much
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Eagle-Ladybird:
Yes (absolutely), thank you very much
You are welcome....I happened to be the author of that article...... :lol: -
sorry wrong post..
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