Phyllis' Riccia School @Woodgrove
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Can you see the process of our learning and sharpening our organisation skills
The month of March has been really overwhelming, we were completely immersed 'under the sea'. Even our cookery class was filled with tuna fish. With so much to do and all the extras such as the Welcome Days and the coming Easter Celebration on 5th Apr. But, there is only 1 word to describe how we felt, ie.FUN! 


Tuesday, January 26, 2010
More,more,please!
Thursday, January 21, 2010
I am getting good at my speech and recognizing words
I can also recognize and name the colours. Our teacher said that we are going to be able to match the words to the colour soon because we have a beautiful learning corner & a print rich environment full of fun activities.
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Mum and Dad, I am in a new class now!
We played new toys in a new way too. We learn math with more attributes. A little difficult by I can do it! Can you see that the rectangle shape is becoming visible with only 5 popsicle sticks.All I need is just my foot if there is anything short.

See, I can even build a house just nice for my size! It is so fun, you will never get a house with a tunnel in it. I want my house to be like this when I grow up!
See, I can even build a house just nice for my size! It is so fun, you will never get a house with a tunnel in it. I want my house to be like this when I grow up!
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
We take pride in our students' success in early literacy
1st picture: N1 children drooling on that citrus aroma of the orange.
2nd picture: teacher acknowledged that by squeezing the orange. The juice splashed on their faces
creating humour.
3rd picture:once the children could match the words to the fruits, they are rewarded with a fruit feast.
Every year around the 3rd quarter of the year, it is always my pleasure to share with parents and the children on their literacy achievements through lots of play and a print-rich environment. In the above activity the main objectives are to:
1.create awareness of how material can be reuse (the styrofoam tray)
2.describe the texture and taste of the fruits with adjectives (in complete sentences)
3.match the prints to the correct fruits (even after reshuffling the words)
4.to observe that child say the word through phonetic cues.
Last but not least, as the Principal, I must also acknowledge all the work of the teachers and the good cooperation of parents. With this opportunity, I must also attribute the success to the important contribution from Teacher Darshini in reinforcing the project approach and multiple intelligences curriculum and ensuring that they are diligently delivered by her team. Without her dedicated followup, Phyllis will be torn into many parts and yet may not achieve what I am proud of today. Thanks everyone for all the efforts, patience and cooperation!
Monday, October 26, 2009
Super integrated activities that engaged our children cognitively
During the theme
on animals, we not only learnt the general knowledge of category of animals such as farm animals, wild animals, pets etc. We looked at and discussed the animals diet like hen feeds on seeds. While doing all these, we have the fun of cracking melon seeds. We use the shells to outline the shape of the animal of our choice. It was so difficult that most of us decided to form a snake, cobra to be specific! Then we get the 
reward of eating the s
eeds, its really yummy!
We were further motivated to count the number of shells, correct method and answer during the process of counting will entitle us another melon seed. It was so enriching, how we hoped that mom & dad were here to join me then, perhaps we will get more yummy seeds!
We were further motivated to count the number of shells, correct method and answer during the process of counting will entitle us another melon seed. It was so enriching, how we hoped that mom & dad were here to join me then, perhaps we will get more yummy seeds!
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Patterns all around us! -From the desk of Darshini, N2
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