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Understanding Numerator and Denominator in Fraction

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Understanding Numerator and Denominator in Fraction

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Let's Learn Fractions! | Understanding Math for Children | Kids Learning Videos

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Introduction to Fractions | #aumsum #kids #science #education #children

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Adding and Subtracting Like Fractions (same denominator)

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Adding and Subtracting Like Fractions (same denominator)

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Adding and subtracting fractions with the same denominator

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Comparing Unit Fractions

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What if you are comparing fractions of the same denominator?

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1)  Voice: loud and clear
2)  Fluency: Reading at the right pace (not too fast or slow) with attention to the punctuations (commas/full-stops).
3)  Expression: Reading with Low/Medium/High tone to alert audience to different parts of the story.
4) Posture and eye-contact: Reading with a good posture to project voice well and show eye-contact to engage audience (reaching out to audience). Need to know your lines for reading well so that you do not refer to the script (paper) when doing Readers' Theater.

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Readers Theater 2009 The Stinky Tofu Man

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The Stinky Tofu Man is an adaptation of the story The Stinky Cheese Man from the book The Stinky Cheese Man and Other Fairly Stupid Tales by Jon Scieszka. A little old lady and her husband were lonely. The little old lady made a man out of stinky tofu and put him in the oven to bake.

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Shanice lim

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Shanice lim

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Jolly Learning - The Home of Jolly Phonics

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Jolly Phonics Letter Sounds (British English)

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The MOO-O platform is a good learning platform on the following:
1)  Reading practice
2)  Learn spelling in context (topic)
3)  Oral practice and comprehension
4)  Drama appreciation and role playing in story context

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Identifying 2-D Shapes in composite figures

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Identifying 2-D Shapes in composite figures

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- labelling is important to help you visualise, think and check the answers

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-  draw a mirror line
- numbering and labelling the points  correctly would be important
- check your figure after drawing 3 points

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-  knowing the properties (straight line and curve line) of 2-D shapes will help you to identify the shapes correctly

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Properties of 2-D Shapes (Straight Lines and Curves).JPG

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- knowing the properties (flat surface and curve surface) of 3-D shapes will help you to identify the shapes correctly

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Drawing the minute and hour hand of the clock

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Drawing the minute and hour hand of the clock

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1)  Always begin with the drawing of the minute hand (longer hand) - easier to know where it is.
2) Draw the hour hand after deciding where the hour hand should be, e.g. 6.40 p.m. (the hour hand should be nearer to 7, after the middle mark between 6 and 7).

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Be careful when writing the time for "12 o'clock" - it can be 12 a.m. (midnight) or 12 p.m. (mid noon). if the clock shows 12.45 after midnight, it should be written as 12.45 a.m.

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Understanding time taken for different activities

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Understanding time taken for different activities

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Note the important information about time for activities (underline).

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26/9/2020:
It is so wonderful to see your participation in MOO-O. It is a great delight to hear your enthusiastic voices as you learn to use this platform to improve your confidence in using English for speech and drama.
As of this morning, I have heard from Vikram, Kheng Hung, Shanice, Marissa, Jollyn, Nawfal, Jia Wen and Dharma - good job.
We look forward to hear from the rest of the class as you perform your role/character and make the story complete (remember to save to cloud and then click "preview" to hear the story).

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is a good learning platform on the following:
1)  Reading practice 