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Riverside Primary School

• Opening Week Highlights

• The Riverside Curriculum Experience

• Healthy Bodies, Happy Children

• Teacher’s Practices

Agenda

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Opening Week Highlights

Opening Week Highlights

•Growth Mindset Lesson

- Gerald the Giraffe story

- Sesame Street’s The Power of Yet song

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Opening Week Highlights

• Lifeskills Lessons

- Packing my school bag

- Sweeping the floor

•Grade level assembly

The Curriculum Experiences

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English Language

Development of the four language skills

Listening

Reading

Speaking

Writing

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Strategies for English Language Learning and Reading (STELLAR)

focused on children’s interaction rather than on teacher talk

filled with various reading materials for children’s use

English language learning is achieved through:

• vocabulary learnt in books

• expression of thoughts in oral and written forms

• discussions with other children and the teacher

• informal peer interaction

Learning Experiences in English Language

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Learning Journey to the Butterfly Park (Sentosa) in Term II Week 1

Primary Two

English Language

Holistic Assessment

TERM TERM I TERM II TERM III TERM IV

WEIGHTING 10% 30% 20% 40%

ITEMS TESTED

• Reading Aloud

• Listening

• Writing • Language

Usage

• Show & Tell • Language

Usage

• Listening • Oral • Writing • Language

Usage

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Mother Tongue

Languages

Aims: Develop students into proficient language users and active learners who can communicate in a confident and effective way in real-life situations.

• More emphasis on oral and written interaction skills.

• More focus on authentic language activities to engage the

students and develop their communication skills.

• Continue to expose students to cultures and values.

• Story characters set in real-life situations to better engage the

students.

• Greater use of ICT, e.g. videos, animations, digital interactive

games etc.

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Primary Two

Mother Tongue Language

Holistic Assessment

TERM TERM I TERM II TERM III TERM IV

WEIGHTING 10% 30% 20% 40%

ITEMS TESTED

• Listening • Reading

Aloud

• Show and Tell

• Language

Use

• Thematic Dialogue

• Language

Use

• Listening • Oral • Language

Use and Writing

Primary Two Learning Experiences in

Mother Tongue Language

• P2 MTL Learning Journey to KidZania (Term II Week 10) • MTL Fortnight Activities

Objective: Pupils will have a better understanding and appreciation of their MTL through various activities.

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• Pupils are in different groups according to their MTL result in P1 so that teaching and learning could be customised to better meet their needs.

• Higher Mother Tongue Language (HMT) starts only at P5.

MTL Learning

Mathematics

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The Mathematics curriculum aims to:

• Develop joyful and productive learners while learning mathematics concepts and skills in Mathematics.

• Develop thinking, reasoning, communication, application and metacognitive skills through a mathematical approach to problem-solving.

• Build confidence and foster interest in Mathematics.

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Primary Two Mathematics Curriculum Content

Numbers to 1000

Subtract

Fractions Mass

Volume

Numbers to 20

Add

Subtract

Numbers to 100

Add

Subtract

Multiplication

and Division

Length

Time

Money Graphs

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Word Problems

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Learning Experiences in Mathematics

Primary Two

Mathematics Holistic Assessment

Mini-tests / SA2 Weighting

Term 1 10 %

Term 2 30 %

Term 3 20 %

Term 4 40 %

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Do…

monitor your child’s daily work

give encouragement and support

in areas for improvement

praise your child for the effort

let your child practise and revise

on a regular basis instead of just

before the assessment

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How can I help my child? Don’t …

put too much emphasis on marks and grades

compare your child’s performance with that of others

give more homework than necessary, or as punishment

P2 Holistic Assessment

to support learning and development

• Bite-sized assessment

• No mid-year examination

• Year-end examination

• Building the child’s confidence and desire to learn

• Providing information on learning progress

• Providing richer feedback on and a complete picture of the child’s development

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Holistic Assessment

2018 Structure for P2

P2 Easing In Building Up

Term I II III IV

Weighting 10% 30% 20% 40%

Holistic Assessment

2018 P2 Term I Assessment Plan

Term I English Language Mathematics Mother Tongue Languages

Term I

Week 9

Reading Aloud

Mon to Wed,

26 to 28 Feb 2018

Mini Test 1 Thu, 1 Mar 2018

Reading Aloud

Mon to Wed,

26 to 28 Feb 2018

Term I

Week 10

Listening Comprehension

(Sound Discrimination &

Picture-matching)

Tue, 6 Mar 2018

Listening Comprehension

Wed, 7 Mar 2018

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Holistic Assessment

2018 P2 Term II Assessment Plan

Term II English Language Mathematics Mother Tongue Languages

Term II

Week 5

Show and Tell

Mon to Fri,

16 to 20 Apr 2018

Term II

Week 6

Individual Writing -

Picture Composition

Tue, 24 Apr 2018

Term II

Week 8

Language Paper

Fri, 11 May 2018

Term II

Week 9

Math Test 2

Mon, 14 May 2018

Language Paper

Tue, 15 May 2018

REVISED PRIMARY

CONTEXT: - Learn from a range of artworks by Singapore and international masters/ contemporary artists - Organised under three focus areas: P1 & P2: Self and Immediate Environment P3 & P4: Singapore in the Past, Present and Future P5 & P6: The World and Region We Live In

ENGAGING ART LEARNERS THROUGH ART MAKING AND ART DISCUSSION ART MAKING: Explore and experiment with various ways of using visual qualities and art forms ART DISCUSSION: Develop thinking skills such as observing, recalling, analysing, applying, comparing, questioning and making choices

ART SYLLABUS 2018

AIMS OF ART EDUCATION: Enable every child to enjoy art, communicate visually and make meaning through connecting with society and culture

Art

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PARENTS AS

ART EDUCATION

Parents can help by making connections between what goes on in school and at home to enrich their learning experience beyond the classroom. • Encourage your child to talk about his/her

experiences, express his/her thoughts and feelings and explain how he/she solves problems and overcomes challenges

• Encourage your child to present their art

portfolio to you and tell your child how it makes you feel. Encourage him/her to keep creating art that he/she loves

• Take time to engage your child in play/art making together

• Where possible, bring your child to visit local art exhibitions/art shows or go on a sculpture walk to gather new ideas and be inspired!

PARTNERS IN

• Provides broad exposure to Sports and Games, Outdoor Education, Visual Arts and Performing Arts

• Develops Social-Emotional Competencies and nurtures Confidence, Curiosity, Creativity and Cooperation

P2 LegoWorks P2 Nature

Explorers (PE attire required)

P2 3Cs through Fundamental

Movement (PE attire required)

P2 Creative Drama

Programme for Active Learning (PAL)

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Programme for Active Learning (PAL)

P2 PAL Lessons

Every Monday

From 12.30pm-2.00pm

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Term / Week

Term I Term II Term III Term IV

Week 1

1 Jan New Year – Public Holiday

19 Mar 3Cs through Fundamental Movement II – House Practice (All Classes)

25 Jun Form Teacher’s Time

10 Sep 3Cs through Fundamental Movement II (1/5)

Week 2

8 Jan Form Teacher’s Time

26 Mar 3Cs through Fundamental Movement II – House Practice (All Classes)

2 Jul Youth Day – School Holiday

17 Sep 3Cs through Fundamental Movement II (2/5)

Week 3

15 Jan Form Teacher’s Time

2 Apr Form Teacher’s Time

9 Jul PlayWorks: LegoWorks II (1/6)

24 Sep 3Cs through Fundamental Movement II (3/5)

Week 4

22 Jan Form Teacher’s Time

9 Apr Nature Explorers (1/5) (2K, 2L, 2E) Creative Drama (1/5) (2St, 2P, 2A, 2R)

16 Jul PlayWorks: LegoWorks II (2/6)

1 Oct PSLE Written Paper

Week 5

29 Jan Nature Explorers (1/5) (2St, 2P, 2A, 2R) Creative Drama (1/5) (2k, 2L, 2E)

16 Apr Nature Explorers (2/5) (2K, 2L, 2E) Creative Drama (2/5) (2St, 2P, 2A, 2R)

23 Jul PlayWorks: LegoWorks II (3/6)

8 Oct 3Cs through Fundamental Movement II (4/5)

Week 6

5 Feb Nature Explorers (2/5) (2St, 2P, 2A, 2R) Creative Drama (2/5) (2k, 2L, 2E)

23 Apr Nature Explorers (3/5) (2K, 2L, 2E) Creative Drama (3/5) (2St, 2P, 2A, 2R)

30 Jul PlayWorks: LegoWorks II (4/6)

15 Oct 3Cs through Fundamental Movement II (5/5)

Week 7

12 Feb Nature Explorers (3/5) (2St, 2P, 2A, 2R) Creative Drama (3/5) (2k, 2L, 2E)

30 Apr Nature Explorers (4/5) (2K, 2L, 2E) Creative Drama (4/5) (2St, 2P, 2A, 2R)

6 Aug PlayWorks: LegoWorks II (5/6)

22 Oct PSLE Marking Week

Week 8

19 Feb Chinese New Year Celebration – School Holiday

7 May Nature Explorers (5/5) (2K, 2L, 2E) Creative Drama (5/5) (2St, 2P, 2A, 2R)

13 Aug PlayWorks: LegoWorks II (6/6)

29 Oct School Exams (TBC)

Week 9

26 Feb Nature Explorers (4/5) (2St, 2P, 2A, 2R) Creative Drama (4/5) (2k, 2L, 2E)

14 May SA1 Exam

20 Aug Form Teacher’s Time

5 Nov Form Teacher’s Time

Week 10

5 Mar Nature Explorers (5/5) (2St, 2P, 2A, 2R) Creative Drama (5/5) (2k, 2L, 2E)

21 May CultureWorks: Hari Raya (3/4)

27 Aug Form Teacher’s Time

12 Nov Form Teacher’s Time

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P2 LegoWorks Module

• “The 3 Little Bunnies and The Big Bad Wolf”

• Critical and Inventive Thinking

• Collaborative Problem Solving

Applied Learning Programme: PlayWorks

• 2 periods per week for FTGP/Assembly

Youth Issues

• Cyber Wellness

• Sexuality Education

• Protection against Abuse

• Kindness Movement

• Education and Career Guidance (ECG)

Form Teacher Guidance Period

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Enthusing All Learners: Learning Fiesta

• (English Language) P2 Learning Journey to Butterfly Park

• (Mother Tongue Languages) P2 Learning Journey to Kidzania

• (Social Studies) P2 Learning Journey to Singapore Philatelic Museum

Learning Experiences that helps you to develop as socially responsible citizens who contribute meaningfully to the community.

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Programme Overview for Primary Two

• “Every Class, A Tree” – Watering of fruit trees

• Project E.A.R.T.H – Recycling Activity

• VIA Project - R3

• Keep Singapore Clean Movement in School o Classroom Cleanliness & Semestral Spring Cleaning

• Life-Skill Programme

o Packing my School bag and Sweeping the floor

Never Too Young to Lead and Serve

• P2 Class Leaders

• P2 Reading Champions

• P2 Citizenship Leaders

Student Leadership Development

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National Education Core Events & Festive

Celebrations

• Total Defence Day

• International Friendship Day

• Racial Harmony Day

• National Day

• Chinese New Year Celebration

• Hari Raya Celebration

• Deepavali Celebration

School Events Event Remarks

Riverside Sports & Games Day Parents will be invited

National Day

Total Defence Day School Commemoration

International Friendship Day

Racial Harmony Day

Festivals (CNY, Hari Raya, Deepavali) School Celebration

Learning Carnival Parents will be invited

Riverside Celebrates! Parents of award recipients will be invited

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The

House

System

Four Houses We Unite, Together We Are Riverside!

• HouseWarming on 12 January 2018

• House Practice during PAL Lessons

• Riverside Sports and Games Day on 4 May 2018

Morning & After-School Activities

Activity Remarks

Buddy Reading (Selected Pupils) Monday Tuesday

LSM (Selected Pupils) Monday (afternoon) Tuesday (afternoon)

Academic Support (Selected Pupils) • Mathematics • English and Mother Tongue

Tuesday Thursday

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Homework Policy

Level/Day P2

Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday

20 minutes for English per day 20 minutes for Mathematics per day 20 minutes for Mother Tongue Language per day

Wednesday No Homework Day

English spelling: Tue

Mother Tongue spelling: Thu

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Healthy Bodies, Happy Children

Size Does Matter!

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Stay Active, BE Fit

• Family that plays together, sticks together

• Encourage your child to play instead of watching TV or playing video games

Examples

• Walks

• Games in the park

• Family stroll after dinnerr

Chronic Illness

• Overweight adults are not the only ones at risk of developing Type 2 diabetes.

• Can occur in overweight children, especially when they reach puberty.

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Risk Factors

• For Type 2 diabetes in children include:

• sedentary lifestyle

• overeating and excess body weight

• a family history of obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure and high triglycerides

Children See, Children Do

As a parent, you are your child’s role model. He will look up to you in

everything you do.

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Nurturing Healthy Eating Habits

• Ensuring that children have regular meals

• Provide healthier choices

• Avoid super-sized portions

• Give vegetables an interesting twist.

Engaging Children in an Active Lifestyle

• Make physical activity part of the daily routine.

• Variety. Variety. Variety.

• Limit screen time

• (advertisements can influence children’s choice for food)

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