Sharing is Caring

I kicked start my Chinese New Year celebration in Sinagpore by having a Potluck session with my mentor class. The whole year 3 had an hour long party within the class on 30th January 2008. Students & teachers brought in some yummy & naughty food for sharing.
In order to set a good example, I, as the mentor prepared lots of fruits -- pineapple, pears, apples, madarine oranges, pecimons. I bought varieties of fruits the night before & only cut them in the morning cause I want to serve fresh but not oxidised fruits to my beloved children.

Sandwiches, paus, soft drinks, fruits, durian puffs etc etc Of course, lots & lots of junk food

We started the makan-makan session with 'lou sang'. It was the first time for my internationational students, majority of them love it!! I told my students that 'lou sang' started from Hong Kong (I thought). Later, after some research (via internet & family members) only I realise that it was from Singapore....sorry kids!!

modern way -- used forks instead of chopsticks

Although all the hard work, we all have fun:)

After all the mouth watering food, we spring cleaned a nearby housing estate (HDB Flats) on 5th February 2008. Our school officially adopted block 405 & 406 as majority of the tenants are senior citizens.

Students, are you ready for some dirty job?
Well prepared!!

Our class incharged of Block 405 level 10,11 & 12. All these floors are quite clean, thus, we manage to complete the task in about 30minutes. We then moved to other floors to help other classes.

Chin Wen, Zi Kai & Ivan
are you working?

Ada, Tricia & Bernadine

still remember vividely when these girls asked me to clear the fresh dog poo

Well Done!! You have done a great job:)

Hopefully the students understand the objectives of these 2 programs.