A Movie About Number Patterns....

..... although the ending is pretty lame in my opinion especially when some pacifistic shrieking albino-like aliens are involved (ooops! Did I just reveal some spoilers?)

Moral of the story?
When the Art teacher says draw a picture, you better draw and not scribble numbers on the art paper lest you'd turn some reclusive professor in the future into a paranoid lunatic with premonitions of the end of the world :P

Even Pi Has a Song :)

...but was voted one of the most annoying songs on youTube. Ha!

Tennis - How We Play The Game

It's kind of interesting that I learnt the game of tennis, especially technical terms exclsuive to the game like 'drop shot', 'double fault', etc simply by watching this anime called Prince of Tennis. Just goes to show you that knowledge is not limited to books alone and that you can learn from animes too.

When You Love Your Job....

You can tell he really loves his job and the snake. And that really is a giant king cobra.

Austin James Stevens (born 19 May 1950) is a South African-born herpetologist and wildlife photographer best known for hosting a series of snake documentaries. Stevens stays fit and sharp by practising martial arts, in particular, nunchaku. He claims it keeps his reflexes heightened when working with venomous snakes.
- adapted biography from Wikipedia

Making Sense of Predator, Prey and Food Producers

Sports Fiesta 2009

stay tune for more sneak pics (especially the cheerobics part)
will upload to school e-Portal by Sunday
*all photos here are samples from the entire collection

Health Fair Week

Visualising Net

From 3D to 2D
http://www.mathsnet.net/geometry/solid/nets.html

11 possible Nets of a cube
http://www.maths-resources.net/ks3/nets/netsofacube.pdf

Nets of Platonic Solids
http://www.maths-resources.net/ks3/nets/platonicsolidsnets.pdf

Can You Make Cubes from these?
http://www.primaryresources.co.uk/maths/pdfs/cubenets.pdf

Simple Worksheet on Nets
click here

Gallery Walk

Thursday's Mass Exercsie

Blassstoissse!

The expression says it all. It would be the 'ideal' expression for those who have worked hard and earned their just rewards.

I hope to hear such expressions during PSLE result day OK? :)



PS: You can tell he's been waiting a long time for a Blastoise card :)