I am starting to panic because the SA1 exam is approaching. Everyday I look upon you and see how happy go lucky you are and I panic even more! Sometimes in the staff room, I would suddenly scream out, 'Aaaaah! Exams are coming! Aaaah!', thus shocking my fellow teachers.
It is very important to me that you do well for SA1 so it should be thrice as important for you. It is important for me because I hate to see young ladies and gentlemen like reaching for the clouds when you can have the stars. Do you know what I mean? It is a metaphor. Look it up.
Anyway, I was very shocked and dismayed today when your oral examiner told all of you to use PRESENT TENSE next time. Isn't this what I've already reminded you over and over before the oral? You still had the cheek to laugh after that. It was disrespectful and rude of you. This is an exam where you can score full marks easily and you forget such a simple instruction like using present tense.
How disappointing.
OK, what's done is done so let us look ahead. Take your coming exams seriously. Never mock or laugh about examination matters.
On to the lighter side of things. Our vegetables have grown!!!! Sadly, its growth is not as good compared to the other classes. We dug our holes too deep, according to Mr Tan... When I saw our little plants, I felt quite upset.
But I have always been an optimist (a person who always try to see the good in things) so I thought, at least they are growing. I became glad again as when I took a second look at our tiny plants, instead of thinking about how the other classes have bigger plants, I thought about how much fun we had planting them on that day. How we saw the earthworm, how Div's glove tore, how we all worked together to clear the weeds and dug holes... So all is well and good.
To end this entry, (because of my love for animal science) let me introduce to you, the GOLDEN POISON FROG. In English Language, people who are called 'frogs' are considered to be ugly but in Science, I think frogs are one of the most beautiful creatures on the planet. Especially the GOLDEN POISON FROG and the Dyeing Poison Frog:
Beauties, aren't they?
The Golden Poison Frog is now considered the most poisonous vertebrate in the world! Indigenous people use their poison to make poisoned arrow tips to kill their enemies. Such is the beauty and power of the arrow-point frogs...
See you tomorrow!
4 comments:
Miss Hidayah,WHERE IS THE CBOX???
Uh... Right there?
It's right under "my classmates"!
divya,you have to learn computer!it is so obvious!
No, it is not her fault. There might be something wrong with her computer or internet connection.
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