Monday, August 3, 2015

Racial Harmony Day



Kheng Cheng School commemorated Racial Harmony Day through a host of meaningful and fun-filled activities. Students turned up in school donned in their brightly coloured ethnic costumes representing the multi-racial groups in Singapore.

Booths were set up by teachers to share with the students the practices unique to the various races. The students had a special treat where they got to sample food from the various cultures. Students tasted a range of delicacies such as nachos topped with cheese, ‘tang yuan’ and Peranakan otah-otah. It was an enjoyable day as the students bonded through playing games like ‘five stones’ and ‘capteh’. Students learned to appreciate the diversity and importance of harmony among the different races.  


Look! I can pick up marbles using a chopstick.


Sniff, sniff! Guess the name of this spice?


Cheese!

We love Racial Harmony Day!


Check out our beautiful costumes!

Having fun together!


We love wearing our ethnic costumes.


Yummy! The riceballs are so tasty!

Making friends with the other races

United as one

Tuesday, April 7, 2015

Sandwich Making

The Primary 1 students had fun making sandwiches. This is the Modified Learning Experience Approach (MLEA) based on the STELLAR Big Book 'The Hungry Giant'. Students then proceeded to write a class dictated story based on their experience.
Let's spread the butter first!

Our sandwich is almost ready!

Mmmm....Yummy!

Cutting the sandwich requires skill and concentration!

Let's see...what should I add next?

We just can't wait to eat the sandwiches!
We take turns to spread the butter


This is so fun!

Look at our sandwiches!

Say CHEESE...!

Let's get started!

Success! 

I'm going to do this again at home!

Monday, April 6, 2015

Chinese New Year Celebrations

The Primary 1 students made greeting cards to welcome the Lunar New Year. It was with much excitement that they showed each other their beautiful cards and greeted each other happily. With much delight, the cheerful boys and girls received ' ang pows' from their teachers.