Annual Sports Day

This morning, the Annual Sports Day took place. There were laughter, cheers, joy, anguish and tears. Above all these, I see a class bonding as one. It is through shared experiences when people come together and become closer.

Winning or losing is one of the many many lessons in life which we have to go through. Do not be dishearten if you have not won anything. Do not gloat if you have won something.

Remember "Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm" - Winston Churchill. Congratulations to everyone who has won. Give yourself a pat on your back! :) To everyone who has not won any medal. Give yourself a pat on your back too and tell yourself you can always try again.

Have a good weekend! Revise for your SA1!

How big are we?

I'm proud that we have won the inter-class contest on Cyber wellness.
Fantastic job with writing the message!
"Be like 5B!" :)

SA1 is just around the corner. Do revise your work and the past years work as well.
When you are taking a break you can take a look at this short video clip. It's quite an interesting clip.


How big are we actually? Or, how small are we actually?

Space Junk

What is space junk? Read more about it in this article. You will also learn more about space.
Below is a video created by Dr Grey from University of London. What you are looking at is the increase in the amount of junk in the space.

DNA. Chromosomes. Genes.

Some of you wondered what a chromosome is. Here's a video to explain what a chromosome is.
You will also be able to find out more about some of the organelles which some of your classmates mentioned previously.



What is a gene?



Find out more about heredity in the brainpop video here.
Find out more about DNA in the brainpop video here.

Science

Remember what we talked about in class today? Here are some articles and videos for you to learn more about these special animals.

Pictures: 5 Animals That Regrow Body Parts
BBC The animal that regrow its head
Brain Pop cells



There are different types of cells and different parts in a cell. Here's a video on animal cells (some of the parts [organelles] are additional information for you to know: