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    • S Offline
      sashimi
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      Addoil:
      Hi sashimi


      of course this is not the good idea to focus on who they don't like... unless during the conversation, they did mention a bit, sure we will try to find out what was happen during the day. rite?
      Yeah, that's what I meant. πŸ™‚

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        fattyboy02
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        hi addoil


        My boy is P1 tis yr
        Ture lor, they will tell you when they are in good mood
        I think may be my boy find it 'sian' (bored) abt me asking him the same question everyday since day 1 of sch πŸ˜‰

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          Han Seo
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          I think school is so boring to the majority of our children that they are right when they reply, "Nothing!" The lessons do not spark their curiosity nor engaged them intellectually, socially or emotionally.

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            KS_me
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            fattyboy02:
            hi addoil


            My boy is P1 tis yr
            Ture lor, they will tell you when they are in good mood
            I think may be my boy find it 'sian' (bored) abt me asking him the same question everyday since day 1 of sch πŸ˜‰
            Hi,
            I've P1 boy too. He does share with me what he did in school most of the day.

            This is what we both do every night. After bedtime story from me, is his turn to share his story with me. He'll go on and on.. ie recess time fun, chinese class hypy competition games and etc... untill to a point I've to say:\"enough of the day, your mind need to rest. Sweet dream..\"

            Is rather interesting to hear about his friends character, behavior and \"stories\". We even have a good laugh together at times..

            I guess this is what I treasure most after a hard day. :love:

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              aiong
              last edited by

              My son also P1 this year, I will tell him what I do every day during the bed time and he will share his with me too.


              I had a Meet Parents Session with Lorna Whitson last Sunday. The teacher said is a great way to improve communcation, we can add one more. By asking him to write at least one and two sentence every day then can improve their writing too.

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                juz_me
                last edited by

                KS_me:
                fattyboy02:

                hi addoil


                My boy is P1 tis yr
                Ture lor, they will tell you when they are in good mood
                I think may be my boy find it 'sian' (bored) abt me asking him the same question everyday since day 1 of sch πŸ˜‰

                Hi,
                I've P1 boy too. He does share with me what he did in school most of the day.

                This is what we both do every night. After bedtime story from me, is his turn to share his story with me. He'll go on and on.. ie recess time fun, chinese class hypy competition games and etc... untill to a point I've to say:\"enough of the day, your mind need to rest. Sweet dream..\"

                Is rather interesting to hear about his friends character, behavior and \"stories\". We even have a good laugh together at times..

                I guess this is what I treasure most after a hard day. :love:

                So sweet πŸ™‚

                My sons will either reply me - don't know or fine...

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                  KSP
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                  After asking my P1 DD everyday what she has been doing in school for the last 1 term, now she ask me to share my day in office with her. She said can share anything good or bad.


                  I don't know whether I should be :stupid: or :?: or :celebrate: ???

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                    daisyt
                    last edited by

                    KSP:
                    After asking my P1 DD everyday what she has been doing in school for the last 1 term, now she ask me to share my day in office with her. She said can share anything good or bad.


                    I don't know whether I should be :stupid: or :?: or :celebrate: ???
                    Yes, I share my day in office with my girl. When she was younger, more on colleagues' kids issues. When she is older, more on other complicated matters, eg working relationship, work matters and some gossipings .... πŸ˜„

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