Wednesday, September 17, 2008

what should we all do during science?






Manny co. presents..."what should we all do during science?"



wazzzzzzzzzzzzzzzup everyone!here are some tips from my "research" on how to get an extra marks for your exam................
1.questions should be properly read.every single word is vital

2.read carefully what the questions wants.especially the"correct or false' questions

3.for section c,elaboation is needed.but elaboration doesn't means writing too much.most important is keywords

4.rack your nice pinky brains especially thinking questions.

5.get the answers by linking diffrent concepts together(must be related)

Monday, September 15, 2008

REVISING HELP!
Sorry to post on this blog without any permission,but how do everyone usually revise?
PSLE is coming and i want to find a better way of revising!

Monday, September 08, 2008

Composition Review Prelim 2008

Light filtered through the window, shining on my face. Birds chirped to welcome the bright new day. A silence so fragile settled down once the birds flew away. And yet, even the nicest things come to an end as the shrill alarm clock sounded, breaking the peaceful start of Saturday.
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My eyes shot open upon hearing my alarm clock. Sitting on my bed, I took my soft toy and threw it at the alarm clock. It came crashing down noisily. Yet another alarm clock broken! I trudged down the stairs with a frown. I never was a morning person and never will be. My workaholic parents were, as usual, at work. As I ate the breakfast that my mother had prepared, I sniffed a slight scent of gas. Instincts told me that the smell of gas could actually be a harbinger of an explosion.
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As I remembered my mother's instructions on what to do should I smell gas, I hastily opened all the windows in the kitchen as wide as possible. All of a sudden, cacophony rose from my neighbour's house. Curious, I peeped out of the window, only to see a terrifying sight. Smoke was billowing out of the house's windows and flames engulfed the house.
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Fear gripped me like a vine. The smell of burning wood hung in the air. The large blaze hypnotised me. I fell into a trance-like state before screams of horror snapped me out of it.
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Rushing to my cellular phone, I dialled the Singapore Civil Defence Force's number. Giving them all the details needed, I rushed out of my flat with the fear of having my house burnt down too. In just a few short minutes, the fire brigade, paramedics and police came. I calmed myself down as the firemen doused the inferno. Some of the firemen jumped into the flames and saved the trapped victims.
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My neighbours were admitted to the Singapore General Hospital with second-degree burns. Apparently, there was a gas leakage and the gas canister blew up. My neighbours recovered soon enough and were grateful towards me even though their house was in ashes.
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I realised later that even if a child is alone at home, he or she can do many things - even save lives!

Tuesday, September 02, 2008

Why i stink in Math




This is manny.co presenting........'why i stink in math!'




Well you see,after mrs chiens great words and a little bit of thinking (by me),it is my way of thinking of math,which becomes a barricade,a barricade which is stopping and blocking my way to an A(figure that out yourself).not only that,but it is the power of the mind to overcome time pressure and stress.when you get stressed,you tend to forget things.strategies and your game plan.i also fail togather information from one question in one piece.ex:after dealing with one info i forget the previous vital info.then,as i said,under pressure,i get so confused and baffled that i panic.then awhole new misadventure,which is a waste of time.so,ihope this would help.

Tuesday, July 15, 2008

FATHER in overseas(sekwon)

My father has been working in Indonesia for more than 15 years. His job is oil factory engineering and thanks to the hot sun, his skins are brown. Before coming to Singapore, my father was working in Surabaya(not sure if it is correct spelling) which is far from Jakarta. He said no point of living in Indonesia if we cant greet each day so he suggested us to go Singapore to study. my mother and i was against it...(long story)...
My mother change her mind when he said he will visite us once a month but he broke it. sometimes, he come to Singapore after 6months. i really missed him.
ADVANTAGE OF LIVING WITHOUT FATHER: NOTHING
DISADVANTAGE: 1. He cant help us when my mother scold my sis and me(my friend envied as usually their father scold them)
2. Cant go fishing or bowling
3. the house does not seems secure
But although we meet once every 2months, he call us almost every day but i still miss him...^^

Monday, July 14, 2008

My compo skills.....what's so special?? ^_^

Hi there,its me,Wesley.I know I really should not be writing trash on the blog but i thought that this might be correct.

But deep down I wondered,why do people always think that my compositions are fantastic? Why can't everybody be like me and write fantastic compositions? I don't think my compositions are that good....I make mistakes like anyone else,WORSE mistakes sometimes. But what sets me apart from all of you apart from my belly filled with jiggly goodness and prodigious rump ( butt ) is that I READ. When i mean read, i do not mean stories like "Mr midnight" and "True singapore ghost stories" Mr midnight is not that bad but it lacks meaty words for your vocabulary,True singapore ghost stories however, is a piece of rubbish,it has singlish,has completly NOTHING for your english language!!! I know that condemning the book is not nice but reading to much of this can seriously hamper your command of english. What do I read then you may ask, I read REAL stories,stories like Skullduggery Pleasent, The House Of The Scorpian.y the way the last two are real books,pages and pages of minless violence and meaty words. The word narcisstic,I learnt it a few days ago from the book Skulldugger Pleasent,i just did not know how to pronounce it.
So in time, i hope that you will follow my example and be fantastic writers too!

Please note;: There may be some spelling mistakes for im not really good at typing.

Wednesday, July 09, 2008

How we live in our house

Our house is very messy,we live in a flat.Every day after school, we come home n eat our lunch.after lunch we will do our homework at our desk.If we two fight,after a while,we will get back to normal.Maybe next time i can show a picture of my living room.I feel special to be a twin because not everyone is a twin.=)

Wednesday, July 02, 2008

How it feels like to become a twin...

The good,bad and strange things about becoming a twin.

1.The good things are...

  • If i do not know how to do my homework i can ask my twin brother.
  • I will have someone to play with me.
  • I will have someone to compete with when playing games.
  • I can tell him all my problems and he will give me some advice.

2.The bad things...

  • Some people do not know how to differentiate us.
  • We sometimes don't get along very well.
  • We do not know how to be independent.

3.The strange...

  • People always ask who is taller or older.
  • People also ask how my parents know who is who
  • We have almost the same likes and dislikes
  • Sometimes we say the same words at the same time.
  • Being a twin makes me feel special.

Wednesday, June 25, 2008

The simple machine i found is a door wedge.Do you know that actually a door wedge is an inclined plane??(i found this on the web.) A door wedge,can separate thick and hard materials, such as wood, including solid stone and hard metals, with much less force, less waste of material, and more precision, than crushing.

Sunday, June 22, 2008




Inside the printer, there are rolers. As the printer activated,the rolers start to roll so that the paper can go in and come out .This roler is connected with the thick round part which enables the roler to roll. So the roler is wheel and axle.

Congratulations to an A* Team

6 Grace triumphed this year for Bukit Timah Primary Open-House 2008!
We were crowned:
Best Decorated Stall
Best Earning Stall
Nothing is impossible when creative minds mix with passion and dedication.
This is the most invaluable lesson for all of us this year.
It has been my greatest pleasure to work with 34 enthusiastic and driven pupils of 6 Grace.
Merci mille fois!