Shapes & Letters

Some of the basic things that the children did :

Shapes

Letter 'a'

Letter 'b'

Theme 'My Body' and "Myself'

Here are some more examples of the children work :

My Internal Organs by J3

Theme 'Myself'

Here are some of the activities carried out in the theme on 'Myself'.

My Family

My Body Parts

Learning parts of the body in Arabic.

Learning to read by writing a pantun related to theme :  My Teeth

Theme : My Body

In the theme 'My Body", some of the activities carried out were :

1.  Parts of my body and some actions of each part.

2.  Drawing the outline of  a body and then labelling parts of the body.

3.  Drawing the internal organs found in the body.

Organs in the body (BM).

Drawing and labelling the organs found in the body.

Ta'aruf Program With New Parents

We feel it is important to share with our new parents our school curriculum and how we can work together as a team or partners in their children's education.  Alhamdulillah, we had a good turn out and the parents spent some time getting to know the teachers of their children.  Thank you and Jazakumullahu Khair to parents who came and for the contributing the refreshments. 

There were not enough chairs, so some parents had to sit on the stairs.

Registration of the parents' attendance. 

The school curriculum follows the Kurikulum Standard Prasekolah Kebangsaan, by the Ministry of Education.  The curriculum emphasis on the 4 M  ~ 

• Reading (Membaca)

•Writing (Menulis)

•Counting (Mengira)

•Reasoning (Menaakul)

The parents visited the classes and got to know the class teachers.  They spent time looking at the books, reading modules and talked about how they can help their children to read. 

The children who came along were 'entertained' by the teachers outside.

Salaam !

2016 School Year

Welcome to 2016 school year!

We are very happy and excited to meet many new faces and to get to know their parents.  As usual, the first days are challenging and can be chaotic ~ we have a handful of crying children but after 4 days, some have stopped crying, some cried a little and some are as 'tearful' as ever, especially the younger ones.  The older children (5-6 years old) are settling in very well and enjoying the activities planned for them.