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W1 - Feb 23

Dear, parents. 

I am not sure what happened before, but I believe students should be reading the Nice Mittens story in their free time. That gives my classtime more focus on review and correction. 

Below is the homework for today. 
I have also included the mocktest which is labelled as Week 1 Homework. I was planning to go over the worksheet during class, just to make sure students are familiar with what they need to do in future. 

We covered half of the Phonics material for this week. Also, students had chance to completed the worksheet for the experiment yesterday. I also asked some questions about the science class yesterday to check if students retained the information I covered. I am very happy with their enthusiasm. 

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