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Bahasa Jepun
Tg 2 Itqan
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4/7/19 Khamis
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JABATAN BAHASA SMSTSP
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Thursday, July 4, 2019
Tuesday, October 17, 2017
Friday, July 14, 2017
DEAR MR KILMER - FORM 5
Compliment to Teacher Nuha for this informative slides.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1XTtmtNFFGt31fE4Ifj-ObCGGk75msV_HEsCC05uT0Yg/edit#slide=id.p3
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9SiXc5rQudBU011NmpWNl9KTGM/view?usp=sharing
Friday, May 26, 2017
Form 4 Poem : The Charge of the Light Brigade
The Charge of the Light Brigade
Wednesday, April 5, 2017
Wednesday, January 25, 2017
Tuesday, October 11, 2016
Kem Kecemerlangan MeKAP 1 melibatkan mata pelajaran Sains , Mate & B.Inggeris telah diadakan Di Kem Kenari (Kenari Nature Park) Di Yan, Kedah pada 9-11 October 2016.
Obj Kem : Mendapatkan kecemerlangan ketiga-tiga m/p , mengadakan Latih tubi dan juga mendedahkan pelajar kepada alam persekitaran yang sangat Indah, yakni berhampiran gunung Jerai dengan mengadakan pelbagai aktiviti riadhah.
Terima kasih kepada Pk Ko, Pn Fauziah, Kaunselor, Cik Jamilah, PIBG, semua guru MeKAP 1 dan Mr Shahrul (BI) yang menjayakan program ini
Antara aktiviti yang dijalankan dapat dilihat dalam gambar- gambar berikut :
Obj Kem : Mendapatkan kecemerlangan ketiga-tiga m/p , mengadakan Latih tubi dan juga mendedahkan pelajar kepada alam persekitaran yang sangat Indah, yakni berhampiran gunung Jerai dengan mengadakan pelbagai aktiviti riadhah.
Terima kasih kepada Pk Ko, Pn Fauziah, Kaunselor, Cik Jamilah, PIBG, semua guru MeKAP 1 dan Mr Shahrul (BI) yang menjayakan program ini
Antara aktiviti yang dijalankan dapat dilihat dalam gambar- gambar berikut :
Kem Kenari Nature Park |
Students' dormitories |
The lake beside the pool is not for swimming! |
Explanation of task by Madam Norlida & Mr Shahrul |
Science teachers : Madam Fauziah & Mr Isman |
Mr Hasrul : The Camp Commandant |
Miss Wan Jannatul & Madam Zarina Zakaria - Math activities |
Mr Abd Yazid B Matt, the senior assistant of academic |
Morning & evening exercises are done every day |
Group work |
Tea break |
Group Presentation by Students - group work (Eng Lg Activities) |
Thursday, September 22, 2016
http://cikgusazali.blogspot.my/2014/03/makluman-semasa.html?m=1
Thursday, September 15, 2016
DKLS SUNAGO LEARN PLATFORM - ESSAY COMPETITION
LAST CALL:
Only essays submitted by 12 noon, 15th Sep 2016 will stand a chance to win the top 10 prizes. If students have missed this deadline, they can still submit their essays to earn their 10 Co-Curriculum Marks and the Certificate of Participation ONLY.
The online submission form will only be available until 16th Sep 2016 (12 noon) to accept essays to qualify for the 10 Co-Curriculum Marks and the Certificate of Participation.
Do not miss out on this LAST CHANCE to earn your 10 Co-Curriculum Marks and Certificate of Participation!
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Dear Teacher,
On behalf of DKLS Foundation and its CSR partners, Australian National University, ELS Language Centres and ICT Learning, I would like to thank you for continually supporting us and your students all throughout the programme on our SunagoLearn platform. Without your untiring guidance and persistence, these young writers would not have stayed on course and achieved more than what they were capable of; and in doing so, they were able to pursue their goal. As we reach the tail end of this competition, we once again turn to you and ask you for your support in encouraging your students to submit their entries not only for themselves but also for the glory of their school.
The school which submits the highest number of entries shall receive a cash award of RM1,000.00, a DKLS Foundation “Hallmark of Distinction” Trophy and a Certificate of Recognition.
We look forward to receiving your school’s entries!
All the best,
Kellani Rafael
DKLS-SunagoLearn Coach
Only essays submitted by 12 noon, 15th Sep 2016 will stand a chance to win the top 10 prizes. If students have missed this deadline, they can still submit their essays to earn their 10 Co-Curriculum Marks and the Certificate of Participation ONLY.
The online submission form will only be available until 16th Sep 2016 (12 noon) to accept essays to qualify for the 10 Co-Curriculum Marks and the Certificate of Participation.
Do not miss out on this LAST CHANCE to earn your 10 Co-Curriculum Marks and Certificate of Participation!
±++++++++++++++++
Dear Teacher,
On behalf of DKLS Foundation and its CSR partners, Australian National University, ELS Language Centres and ICT Learning, I would like to thank you for continually supporting us and your students all throughout the programme on our SunagoLearn platform. Without your untiring guidance and persistence, these young writers would not have stayed on course and achieved more than what they were capable of; and in doing so, they were able to pursue their goal. As we reach the tail end of this competition, we once again turn to you and ask you for your support in encouraging your students to submit their entries not only for themselves but also for the glory of their school.
The school which submits the highest number of entries shall receive a cash award of RM1,000.00, a DKLS Foundation “Hallmark of Distinction” Trophy and a Certificate of Recognition.
We look forward to receiving your school’s entries!
All the best,
Kellani Rafael
DKLS-SunagoLearn Coach
Tuesday, August 16, 2016
DIRECTED WRITING DW PAPER 1 SPM
DIRECTED WRITING
1) http://mylearningenglishdaily.blogspot.my/2014/04/directed-writing-spm.html
2)http://englishforallsmkbenut.blogspot.my/p/spm-sample-of-essays-directed-writing.html
3)http://goodessays.blogspot.my/2014/03/formal-letter-letter-of-complain-sample.html?m=1
4). http://nurhayatighazalispmwriting.weebly.com/formal-letter.html
1) http://mylearningenglishdaily.blogspot.my/2014/04/directed-writing-spm.html
2)http://englishforallsmkbenut.blogspot.my/p/spm-sample-of-essays-directed-writing.html
3)http://goodessays.blogspot.my/2014/03/formal-letter-letter-of-complain-sample.html?m=1
4). http://nurhayatighazalispmwriting.weebly.com/formal-letter.html
Sunday, July 31, 2016
Friday, June 3, 2016
Tuesday, May 31, 2016
Friday, May 13, 2016
Graphic Novel Form 1
Teacher has to compare the details compared to our graphic novel since it differs here and there..
Further info :
https://leelachakrabarty.wordpress.com/tag/literature/
Friday, May 6, 2016
Dear Mr Kilmer - Form 5 novel
Chapter 3, pg 29
- someone vandalised the tavern owned by Hannah Schermer's parents. They painted terrible things all over the walls.
- Hannah was upset - did not come to school that day
- The Schermers are originally from Germany. So some ignorant people thought it was patriotic to harass an innocent German family.
- The Schermers are actually loyal American citizens. Otto, their son, is now fighting for America in the war.
- Mrs Hansen brought a nice card with white flowers on it and written "with sadness".
- She wanted the students to sign on it to express regret for what had happened.
- Abner refuse to sign the card , he thinks that the Schermers are German spies.
- Hannah is a fine girl , born in United States, Her parents have lived in the country form many years and they are upstanding members of the community.
- Blanche Freebold said when she went to Hannah's birthday party last year, everybody in her family sang German songs , even though the war was going on, as if they didn't care.
- Mrs Hansen said there is nothing wrong with singing German songs, it's their culture, and people cannot turn off their whole culture like a tap.
- Peggy Mason said thah Hannah thinks she is better than all of them, and she said Hannahthinks she has more culture.
- Harry Carver said Hannah won't help with math homework.
- Mrs Hansen was shocked to hear them talking like that ; She is just asking the students to sign a card expressing their sympathy because something terrible has been done to the Schermer family.
- Mrs Hansen cannot force the students to sign but whe would be very disappointed if they dont.
- All the boys feared that Abner and Harry would beat them up; The girls are worried that Peggy and Blanche would not speak to them anymore. So nobody signed the card. Blanche whispered at him, asking him not to sign. Abner and Harry cleared their throats loudly warning him.
- RIchard remembered Gus words "You've got to learn to fit in with other people, so if he signed the card , he would feel more of an outsider than ever.
- His reasoning : he is disgusted that people picked on her family just because the family sang German songs and spoke their own language.How would he feel if his family were picked on , he asked himself.
- Despite warnings from Harry, Abner, Richard signed his name.
- Mrs Hansen was dissapointed because nobody show any sympathy toward those who deserve it
- It was obvious to Richard that the students felt that refusing to sign the card and defacing the Schermers' property was patriotic.
Dear Mr Kilmer -issues
The issue in the novel.
Questions.
1) Tell about what happen to Hannah Schermer in the novel.
2) Draw a dialogue between Hannah and Richard Knight.
3) Why did the people harass the family?
4) Why didn't Abner want to sign the card.
Chapter 2, pg 22 - 25
This chapter tells why Hannah is being harassed again and again.
Chapter 3, pg 29
Chapter 2, pg 23 - 24: Why did some people find it okay to harass Hannah and her family.
Abner Lewis : She is a Hun. Her parents are both German.
Blanche Freebold : The Liberty Bonds posters tell that The Germans are Huns - which means they are barbarians who have to be stopped or they'll take over the world. (They cut people in two when they marched through Belgium)
Blance :
Richard said it's just their language, so that is why they are using German language.
Abner said : he bet that the Schermers hope Germany will win the war.
Harry : His father went to the tavern Hannah Schermer's parents run and they are still serving sauerkraut, a German dish. Even though the name has been change to 'liberty cabbage' so as not to offend anybody. For Harry , he does not care what they call it, but it is still Hun food and it is unpatriotic to serve it while there is a war against Germany.
Richard : For him, being mean to Hannah is not being patriotic also.
pg 26.
Richard went home, read the "Trees and Other Poems" and enjoyed reading the poems as he thinks that the poems seeme to speak directly to him. He started to write a letter to Mr Kilmer.
Questions.
1) Tell about what happen to Hannah Schermer in the novel.
2) Draw a dialogue between Hannah and Richard Knight.
3) Why did the people harass the family?
4) Why didn't Abner want to sign the card.
- Richard, a tenth-grade student
- Mrs Hansen, Richard's favourite teacher (besides History teacher) The school's only English teacher, strict , but cared a lot about what she was teaching.
- There are 18 students in his English class.
- The troublemakers : Abner Lewis and Harry Carver
- One day, Mrs Hansen begins her class by reading a poem by Joyce Kilmer ,Abner Lewis commented that it was sissy stuff but Mrs Hansen said that Mr Joyce Kilmer , the poet , has volunteered for service in the Army and will go to the front and fight for his country. This shows that he is not a sissy.
- At this moment , Richard found his new hero; a poet who felt the way he did about nature and also brave enough to go overseas and fight for his country.
Chapter 2, pg 22 - 25
This chapter tells why Hannah is being harassed again and again.
- Hannah was a pretty, blue-eyed girl with blonde hair that looked like corn silk. Most boys would look at her twice - quite attractive to many boys.
- Someone had scrawled the words 'Dirty Hun" all over the book cover. (pg23) paragraph 3.
Chapter 3, pg 29
- someone vandalised the tavern owned by Hannah Schermer's parents. They painted terrible things all over the walls.
- Hannah was upset - did not come to school that day
- The Schermers are originally from Germany. So some ignorant people thought it was patriotic to harass an innocent German family.
- The Schermers are actually loyal American citizens. Otto, their son, is now fighting for America in the war.
Chapter 2, pg 23 - 24: Why did some people find it okay to harass Hannah and her family.
Abner Lewis : She is a Hun. Her parents are both German.
Blanche Freebold : The Liberty Bonds posters tell that The Germans are Huns - which means they are barbarians who have to be stopped or they'll take over the world. (They cut people in two when they marched through Belgium)
Blance :
- The Schermers talk German, so for her , they might be plotting something and they don't want their neighbours to know what it is.
- and her Uncle Steve who is in the army said he will be fighting the Germans soon
Richard said it's just their language, so that is why they are using German language.
Abner said : he bet that the Schermers hope Germany will win the war.
Harry : His father went to the tavern Hannah Schermer's parents run and they are still serving sauerkraut, a German dish. Even though the name has been change to 'liberty cabbage' so as not to offend anybody. For Harry , he does not care what they call it, but it is still Hun food and it is unpatriotic to serve it while there is a war against Germany.
Richard : For him, being mean to Hannah is not being patriotic also.
pg 26.
Richard went home, read the "Trees and Other Poems" and enjoyed reading the poems as he thinks that the poems seeme to speak directly to him. He started to write a letter to Mr Kilmer.
Wednesday, May 4, 2016
Form 1 Material.
20,000 leagues under the sea
https://leelachakrabarty.wordpress.com/tag/literature/
Compliments to leelachakrabarty
Form 1 Material
This can be found using the link below
http://www.slideshare.net/fathen123/form-1-english-pbs-materials
Compliments to Fathen Suriati
Monday, May 2, 2016
A POISON TREE : LITERATURE : FORM 5 POEM
POISON TREE DISCUSSION -
Compliments to owner of
1) enotes.com and
2) leelachakrabarty.wordpress.com
for the use of their notes .
Hopefully this entry will add more to students' understanding.
http://www.enotes.com/homework-help/topic/poison-tree
https://leelachakrabarty.wordpress.com/2016/04/18/the-poem-a-poison-tree/
A discussion on the poem 'A
POISON TREE' by William Blake
A Poison Tree
I was angry with my friend:
I told my wrath, my wrath did end.
I was angry with my foe:
I told it not, my wrath did grow.
I told my wrath, my wrath did end.
I was angry with my foe:
I told it not, my wrath did grow.
And I watered it in fears,
Night and morning with my tears;
And I sunned it with smiles,
And with soft deceitful wiles.
Night and morning with my tears;
And I sunned it with smiles,
And with soft deceitful wiles.
And it grew both day and
night,
Till it bore an apple bright.
And my foe beheld it shine.
And he knew that it was mine,
Till it bore an apple bright.
And my foe beheld it shine.
And he knew that it was mine,
And into my garden stole
When the night had veiled the pole;
In the morning glad I see
My foe outstretched beneath the tree.
When the night had veiled the pole;
In the morning glad I see
My foe outstretched beneath the tree.
Wiles
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A trick to deceive
A wile is a cunning trick. Here, it suggests that he may be planning some sort of a devious scheme for his enemy
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Wrath
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Extreme anger
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Foe
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An enemy
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Outstretch
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Stretch out/ extend/ spread out
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Veiled
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When the night veiled the pole
A concealing cover
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pole
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North pole/ South pole
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Watered it in fears and sunned it with smiles
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he "waters" and "suns" his anger, much like one would water and provide sunlight for a tree.
As the poem puts it, he "waters" the anger with his tears, and then "suns" it with the false smiles he offers his enemy.
The poet means for us to see ourselves in the persona who nurtured his anger at his enemy by watering it with his "tears" and sunning it with his deceitful "smiles." If we stuff down our anger, pretend we're happy, and don't resolve our conflicts, our anger will grow and grow until it becomes like a poisonous plant that will hurt other people.
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Till it bore an apple bright.
And my foe beheld it shine. | Bore : to produce or yield Past tense of bear ( bear fruits) Beheld it shine : see it shining The narrator explains that the plant (his anger) grew "both day and night" until it produced fruit. The narrator says that it is an apple, but it's simply a metaphor for a lure. The speaker uses that apple to lure his enemy into the garden and be poisoned.
Then he grows angry at an enemy. Rather than communicate with his enemy and hash the problem out, he holds the anger inside. As the poem puts it, he "waters" the anger with his tears, and then "suns" it with the false smiles he offers his enemy.
Eventually, this anger grows and grows until it becomes a tree that bears a shiny, poisonous apple. The enemy eats the apple and dies.
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Metaphor-A
growing apple tree is an extended metaphor for the growing anger and it shows
how destructive anger can be. The title “A Poison Tree” is the central
metaphor. The apple has become poisonous as it has been nurtured with anger.
In other words, the tree grew with negative emotions. When we stay angry for
a long time, we may become “A Poison Tree” (a person full of negative
emotions).
Setting-The
persona’s garden. The garden where the apple tree grows. The apple tree that
features the apple which lures the enemy.
Symbolism-The
apple represents anger. The apple grows large till it ripens. Similarly,
anger grows till it becomes vengeance.
Themes:
Managing Anger: It
is not totally wrong to be angry. However, it is rather important for us to know
how to deal with anger. If we nurture our anger, it might grow
and be harmful to us. In this poem, two ways of handling anger were shown
with different outcomes. In the first scenario, the anger disappeared
but in the second the anger grew into something aggressive and negative.
Importance of
Communication: As shown in the poem, if the persona had communicated with his enemy, his
anger would have been controlled. However, his refusal to
communicate has allowed anger to become something that is very destructive.
Therefore it is often better if we can communicate with people on the issues
that is bugging us. The poet indirectly is trying to persuade his
readers to talk about their anger. We can talk about it not only with our
friends but with our enemies too. If we talk, the anger might just reduce
and it might just ease our troubles. In turn, it will prevent us from
causing hurt unto others.
Moral Value
The poem tells us about the disastrous
consequences of one’s own failure to communicate with another person.
Compliments to leelachakrabarty for these info :
What is the poem about:
"A Poison Tree" examines the effects of unresolved anger.
In the poem, the narrator or persona first gets angry at a friend. He talks to his friend and that dialogue resolves his problem so that he can forgive his friend.
Then he grows angry at an enemy. Rather than communicate with his enemy and hash the problem out, he holds the anger inside.
As the poem puts it, he "waters" the anger with his tears, and then "suns" it with the false smiles he offers his enemy.
Eventually, this anger grows and grows until it becomes a tree that bears a shiny, poisonous apple. The enemy eats the apple and dies.
Our personal connection to poem:
The poet means for us to see ourselves in the
persona who nurtured his anger at his enemy by watering it with his
"tears" and sunning it with his deceitful "smiles." If we
stuff down our anger, pretend we're happy, and don't resolve our conflicts, our
anger will grow and grow until it becomes like a poisonous plant that will hurt
other people. The poet shows us a different and healthier path in the first
stanza, where the persona confronts the friend who makes him angry and works
out the problem. The poem suggests that we have a choice about how we behave
and that resolving our issues with others is far better than letting them
fester.
Sources:
http://www.enotes.com/topics/poison-tree/themes
What is the moral of the poem "A poison tree?"
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In this Blake poem, an
individual who hides and nurses his anger is contrasted with a person who
goes immediately and tells his "friend" why he is angry.
The person who confesses his anger is able
to get over it and move on.
The person who buries it from his
"enemy" pretends everything is all right. Meanwhile, beneath the
surface, the anger festers.
The man waters his anger
with his tears and suns it with false smiles. By doing this he cultivates his
anger so that it grows bigger and bigger.
Finally, the anger grows into a tree that
bears poisonous fruit.
The
moral of the poem is that we should not nurse our anger towards another
person but confront the person who hurt us and work out our issues directly.
Otherwise, we become something poisonous that destroys other people.
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In the poem "A Poison Tree" why did the persona's
wrath end when he told his friend about it?
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In "The Poison
Tree," the point of the poem is that the anger we hold onto grows into
something ugly and poisonous that hurts other people.
Blake contrasts this to anger we get over.
One good way to overcome
anger is to talk about it with the person who angered you. If you can trust
another person enough to confide in him and her, you can clear up
misunderstandings and give the other person the opportunity to tell his side
of the story and explain what happened. It also offers the other person the
chance to apologize, because often people don't even know they have offended.
With this kind of communication, forgiveness and reconciliation can occur.
Then you can move on with your life.
In contrast, as the poem
shows, if you dwell on your wrath without trying to resolve it, it becomes
bigger and bigger and more and more poisonous--Blake imagines it as a
poisonous apple--and becomes especially poisonous if you pretend to the
person who offended you that nothing is wrong.
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How did the persona of "A Poison
Tree" deal with his anger while his enemy was alive? Give two things he
did.
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In "The Poison Tree," the persona
deals with his anger while his enemy is still alive by nurturing it.
He
does this in two ways. First, as Blake puts it, he "water'd it in fears
/ night and morning with my tears." This means that when the persona
wakes up in the morning and when he goes to bed at night he remembers over
and over how he has been hurt by his enemy. He dwells on his
"fears": how his enemy could hurt him again, and he thinks about
his enemy with "tears" over the original injury.
The persona also pretends that nothing is
wrong. Blake states it this way: "I sunn'd it [his anger] with smiles /
And with soft deceitful wiles." Rather than confront his enemy or talk
it through, the persona stuffs his anger down and pretends everything is
fine. He smiles at his enemy. He is kind on the surface to his enemy. Meanwhile,
the unresolved anger grows and grows.
We don't know how the enemy injured the
persona, but the poem leads us to believe that whatever it was, the persona
blows it (or grows it) all out of proportion both by dwelling on it silently
and by pretending publicly that he is happy.
Sources:
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Saturday, April 30, 2016
NARRATIVE WRITING
COMPLIMENTS TO : ITTV EDUCATION
Speech
https://youtu.be/2AxL1OqXCU0
Narrative essay
https://youtu.be/mucWOzxKBd4
Speech
https://youtu.be/2AxL1OqXCU0
Narrative essay
https://youtu.be/mucWOzxKBd4
LITERATURE : DEAR MR KILMER : OVERALL
The issue in the novel.
Questions.
1) Tell about what happen to Hannah Schermer in the novel.
2) Draw a dialogue between Hannah and Richard Knight.
3) Why did the people harass the family?
4) Why didn't Abner want to sign the card.
Chapter 2, pg 22 - 25
This chapter tells why Hannah is being harassed again and again.
Chapter 2, pg Chapter 3, pg 29
Compliments to :
OWNERS AND THE DESIGNER OF THESE MATERIALS. MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL
Questions.
1) Tell about what happen to Hannah Schermer in the novel.
2) Draw a dialogue between Hannah and Richard Knight.
3) Why did the people harass the family?
4) Why didn't Abner want to sign the card.
- Richard, a tenth-grade student
- Mrs Hansen, Richard's favourite teacher (besides History teacher) The school's only English teacher, strict , but cared a lot about what she was teaching.
- There are 18 students in his English class.
- The troublemakers : Abner Lewis and Harry Carver
- One day, Mrs Hansen begins her class by reading a poem by Joyce Kilmer ,Abner Lewis commented that it was sissy stuff but Mrs Hansen said that Mr Joyce Kilmer , the poet , has volunteered for service in the Army and will go to the front and fight for his country. This shows that he is not a sissy.
- At this moment , Richard found his new hero; a poet who felt the way he did about nature and also brave enough to go overseas and fight for his country.
Chapter 2, pg 22 - 25
This chapter tells why Hannah is being harassed again and again.
Chapter 2, pg Chapter 3, pg 29
- someone vandalised the tavern owned by Hannah Schermer's parents. They painted terrible things all over the walls.
- Hannah was upset - did not come to school that day
- The Schermers are originally from Germany. So some ignorant people thought it was patriotic to harass an innocent German family.
- The Schermers are actually loyal American citizens. Otto, their son, is now fighting for America in the war.
- Mrs Hansen
Compliments to :
OWNERS AND THE DESIGNER OF THESE MATERIALS. MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL
LITERATURE FORM 5 : DEAR MR KILMER : CHAPTER 5
COMPLIMENTS TO:
FAD D'LA
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5bzGr5hwHH4FpnK1JF6_IQ
LITERATURE FORM 5 : DEAR MR KILMER CHAPTER 8
Compliments to owner of this powtoon video :
Nana aina
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjMLP38lWZpr_T-9Ss3e9EA
Dear Mr Kilmer (Chapter 8,9,10)
https://www.powtoon.com/online-presentation/eUBSRoylCZZ/dear-mr-kilmer/?mode=presentation
Nana aina
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjMLP38lWZpr_T-9Ss3e9EA
Dear Mr Kilmer (Chapter 8,9,10)
https://www.powtoon.com/online-presentation/eUBSRoylCZZ/dear-mr-kilmer/?mode=presentation
LITERATURE FORM 5 : DEAR MR KILMER CHAPTER 1 , 4
Compliments to :
Nrsyuha+sshi
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaqR6SmKUZOol4n5MRB6CeQ
Compliments to :
it's luminexous
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_C3MzZmcZaLrogfqnMeUOw
Nrsyuha+sshi
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaqR6SmKUZOol4n5MRB6CeQ
Compliments to :
it's luminexous
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_C3MzZmcZaLrogfqnMeUOw
LITERATURE FORM 5 : DEAR MR KILMER CHAPTER 1 & 2
Copied. Compliments to the creators and designers of this animated presentation.
1) Noraihan Mat Daud
http://www.powtoon.com/youtube/
Copied. Compliments to the creator and designer of this animated presentation.
2) Nur Aqilah Joroji
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTsakAtBIWuTKg9dwUFOwpQ
1) Noraihan Mat Daud
http://www.powtoon.com/youtube/
Copied. Compliments to the creator and designer of this animated presentation.
2) Nur Aqilah Joroji
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTsakAtBIWuTKg9dwUFOwpQ
Monday, April 11, 2016
Saturday, April 2, 2016
Day 1 : S'Putra Language Carnival
Date : Tuesday 29.3.2016
1. Bahasa Cina : Calligraphy
2. Bahasa Jepun : Jigsaw Puzzle
3. Bahasa Inggeris : Word Puzzles
4. Bahasa Inggeris : Story Telling Competition
5. Bahasa Melayu : Melagukan syair
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1. Bahasa Cina : Calligraphy
2. Bahasa Jepun : Jigsaw Puzzle
3. Bahasa Inggeris : Word Puzzles
4. Bahasa Inggeris : Story Telling Competition
5. Bahasa Melayu : Melagukan syair
** Edit sedang dijalankan
Monday, March 28, 2016
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