Remember to wear PE attire for Lower Primary Sports day tomorrow.
Tuesday, September 2, 2014
Friday, August 29, 2014
Use of magnets: The Maglev train
Hello 3A,
Here are some videos to help you understand how a Maglev train works.
It's mainly dependable on magnetic attraction and magnetic repulsion between electromagnets.
Observe carefully and enjoy the video!
Hope these help!
Thursday, August 28, 2014
Sunday, August 24, 2014
Making temporary magnets: Stroke method
Hi 3A,
Here are the videos that we have watched in class. I hope the videos help you in understanding how the stroke method works - making a magnetic object into a temporary magnet.
Click on the following links:
1) Making Temporary Magnets Demo
2) Making Temporary Magnets Explanation
Here are the videos that we have watched in class. I hope the videos help you in understanding how the stroke method works - making a magnetic object into a temporary magnet.
Click on the following links:
1) Making Temporary Magnets Demo
2) Making Temporary Magnets Explanation
Thursday, August 21, 2014
Maths homework
Hi all,
Remember to complete the Challenging Problems and Problem Solving (last 2 pages) in the Fractions workbook chapter.
Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Wednesday, August 13, 2014
Creating your own Toondoo - Magnets! (updated: 14/8)
Hello children,
As promised, here is a sample of the comic strip I'd created:
You do not have to use the same background or characters, but the contents in the speech bubble must be the same for your first frame, as that's my question for you.
There must be a minimum of 3 frames in total. Of course you're welcome to do more if you like. Do refer to the concept map in your NSB and make this comic strip more comprehensive. Use keywords/scientific terms you've learnt so far. Take this as your reflection/revision on what you'd learnt in part 1 of magnets.
Remember to make your characters talk to each other. A suggestion: Maybe you would like to make a character that has a certain reasoning but it is not entirely correct. Then, the other character will correct him/her. Do make your comic strip as interesting as possible!
NOW, LET'S GET STARTED! Click here.
Step 1: Sign up for an account. It's free! (You need to have an email account. You may use your parent's email account if you do not have one at the moment. Do remember to ask your parents though!)
Step 2: Go to the heading "Toons", and click the sub-heading "Create Toon".
Step 8: You will see your completed comic strip. Print your comic strip if you have a printer at home (click on the printer icon at the bottom).
As promised, here is a sample of the comic strip I'd created:
You do not have to use the same background or characters, but the contents in the speech bubble must be the same for your first frame, as that's my question for you.
There must be a minimum of 3 frames in total. Of course you're welcome to do more if you like. Do refer to the concept map in your NSB and make this comic strip more comprehensive. Use keywords/scientific terms you've learnt so far. Take this as your reflection/revision on what you'd learnt in part 1 of magnets.
Remember to make your characters talk to each other. A suggestion: Maybe you would like to make a character that has a certain reasoning but it is not entirely correct. Then, the other character will correct him/her. Do make your comic strip as interesting as possible!
NOW, LET'S GET STARTED! Click here.
Step 1: Sign up for an account. It's free! (You need to have an email account. You may use your parent's email account if you do not have one at the moment. Do remember to ask your parents though!)
Step 2: Go to the heading "Toons", and click the sub-heading "Create Toon".
Step 3: Select layout. Do remember to select a layout that has a minimum (at least) of 3 frames.
Step 4: Start toondoo-ing! Have fun creating your own comic strip!
Step 5: Save your comic strip if you have a printer at home.
Step 6: Give a title to your Toon, e.g. "Magnets". You may choose to add keywords (just like in KF, when you save your notes)
Step 7: Click "Go to Page".
If you do not have a computer at home, you may send your saved file to yeo_eunice@moe.edu.sg. (At the bottom, click the mail icon (Send this toondoo to friends)).
However, just to let you know that I can only help you to print in black & white.
However, just to let you know that I can only help you to print in black & white.
Deadline: Tuesday, 19 August
I look forward to your comic strip on Magnets! (:
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