Primary 3
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Our Primary Three boys and girls enjoyed exciting activity based learning activities centered on zoo animals. They took part in creative art projects, making colourful animal arts and drawings, while also engaging in imaginative play and interactive games inspired by their favourite zoo animal. Click 'read more' to see the rest of the photos...
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Primary Three ventured into the school grounds as part of their minibeasts topic. They collected a variety of natural materials and used them to create their very own minibeasts. Drawing on their own experiences, the children carefully designed and constructed some wonderful creations. It was a fantastic opportunity to combine creativity with learning while exploring the natural world around them. Click 'read more' to see the rest of the photos...
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Both Primary Three classes have had a great time exploring volume through hands-on activities! They've been busy comparing different container sizes, making estimations about which ones hold the most or the least. They've loved getting out and about for these exciting tasks. Click 'read more' to see the rest of the photos...
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Primary three had great fun in the outdoor classroom hunting for minibeasts. The children enjoyed digging in the earth and using magnifying glasses and viewing containers to closely observe the different minibeasts they discovered. They were excited to explore their habitats and learn more about these fascinating creatures. It was a wonderful morning filled with curiosity, exploration and hands on learning.
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The primary three students gathered excitedly in the school gardens to release the butterflies they had carefully raised from tiny caterpillars. For several weeks, the children had watched in amazement as the caterpillars ate leaves, formed chrysalises and slowly transformed into beautiful butterflies. On this special day, the students gently opened the container and cheered as the colourful butterflies spread their wings and fluttered into the bright blue sky. This experience taught the children about the life cycle of a butterfly, patience and the importance of caring for living things. Click 'read more' to see the rest of the photos...