My Week by Gary Ng, Class 2B Remedial Class

On Monday morning, I sing songs.
On Monday afternoon, I read a book.
On Tuesday morning, I ride on a bicycle.
On Wednesday morning, I play football.
On Thursday afternoon, I drink water.
On Friday morning, I eat fish.
On Sunday morning, I go to the park.
On Sunday afternoon, I play computer games.
I feel great!

My Week by Lydia Lai Class 2D Remedial Class

On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, I go to school.
On Saturday, I sleep late.
On Sunday, I play computer games.

A Verse by Charlotte Young

How like a tender mother,
With lvoing thoughts beguiled
Fond nature seems to lull to rest
Each faint adn weary child!

Classroom Contract by Class 2B

Don't draw on the blackboard.
Let's draw on the paper.
Don't look at the window.
Let's look at the teacher.
Don't litter.
Let's keep our classroom clean.

~ Chris Yeung

FAMILY CONTRACT by Class 2B

Don't fight. Let's help each other.
Don't make noise. Let's keep quiet.
Don't litter. Let's keep clean.
Don't just say. Let's do it.
~ Betty Mok

Don't climb the sofa. Let's sit down.
Don't draw on the wall. Let's draw on the paper.
~ Yoyo Chong

Don't play when we eat.
Don't fight. Love our family.
~ Terry Yau

Don't carry the baby. Let's watch.
Don't climb chairs. Let's sit on the chair.
~Holly Cheung

Don't climb windows. Let's sit down.
~ Kitty Law

Don't smoke.
Don't play football.
~Ken Lee

Don't play with the knife. Let's put it away.
Don't shout. Let's speak softly.
~ Marco Yu

Don't run. Let's walk.
Don't fight. Be nice to your brothers.
~Dicky Chan

Listen to my father and mother.
~No Name

Dinosaurs by Kelvin Lo, Class 2B

Geoffrey the Dinosaur gets up at seven o'clock.
Kenu the Dinosaur washes his face at eight o'clock.
Kececa the Dinosaur puts on his clothes at nine o'clock.
Carari the Dinosaur eats his breakfast at half past ten.
We meet his friends.
And off we go to Dinosaur Garden.

A Lion by Holly Dicky, Eric Lo and Henry Hui, Class 2B

A Lion has long legs, small eyes and long hair.
She blows away the giraffe.
She blows away the dog.
She blows away the frog.
She blows away the cock.
She blows away the baby lion.
She is happy.

Rabbits, Rabbits, Everywhere by Anna Kwong and Gary Ng

Rabbits, rabbits, everywhere.
Rabbits are on the big chairs.
Rabbits, rabbits, everywhere.
Rabbits are on the big desk.

Babies Babies Everywhere by Christy, Sam and Kitty, Class 2B

A baby is in the bed.
A baby is on the chair.
A baby is under the TV.
A baby is in the sofa.
A baby is on the box.
A baby is in the rocks.
A baby is in the square.
I love my babies.

A Verse by Christina Rossetti

For there is no friend liek a sister
In calm or stormy weather;
To cheer one on the tedious say,
To fetch one if one goes astray,
To lift one if one totters down,
To strengthen whilst one stands.

A Verse by Francis Bacon

A garden is the purest of human pleasures.
It is the greatest refreshment to the spirits of man.

A Verse by Margaret M. Davidson

I would leave this great city, so brilliant and gay,
For a peep at my home on this fair summer day.

JUNE by Matthew Arnold

Soon will the high Midsummer pomps come on,
Soon will the musk carnations break and swell,
Soon shall we have gold-dusted snap-dragon,
Sweet William with its homely cottage smell ...

A Verse by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

O gift of God! A perfect day,
Whereon shall no man work but play,
Whereon it is enough for me
Not to be doing but to be.

THE STAR by Class 1B

This is a star.
It is gold and silver in colour.
The star is singing. It is happy.

~ Stella Cheng

My Friend by Class 6D

My friend is Bobo.
She likes going to temples.
I like eating apples.
She likes eating pineapples.
I like purple.
But she likes people!

~ Alice Lee

A Verse by Hilaire Belloc

You wear the morning like your dress
And are with mastery crowned;
When as you walk your liveliness
Goes shining all around

A Line by Charles Dickens

There's something good in all weathers.
If it doesn't happen to be good for my work today, it's good for some other man's.

A Verse by Alice E. Allen

Her heart is like a garden,
Old-fashioned, quaint and sweet,
With here a wealth of blossoms,
And there a still retreat.

A Dream by Class 6D

Peter was a naughty boy. He always broke his classmates’ things and caught his classmates and bit them up. They were scared and ran away from him.
One night, Peter had a dream. His classmates hit him and broke his things. He could do nothing but cried. Then an angel came. The angel said, “Peter, do you know how your classmates feel now? They are afraid of you and they don’t want to play with you!”
Then Peter woke up and went to school. He didn’t hit his classmates anymore. His classmates were happy. Since then, they always play with Peter and Peter is happy too!

~ Janet Yau

Activities

An activity with no connection to the curriculum
--> extra workload to both teachers and students
A language lesson with no connection to daily life
--> boring grammar drills
Learning with no connection to personal experience
--> lifeless routine products

A Verse

We love to watch the children's game,
Their troubles adn their joys,
For did we not the same
When we were girls and boys.

CLOTHES by Class 1B

My Clothes

I have a hat. My hat is red.
I have a dress. My dress is pink.
I have a T-shirt. My T-shirt is blue.
I have socks. My socks are white.
I have a belt. My belt is green.
I have sneakers. My sneakers are orange.

~ Hellen


Eric' s Clothes

He has a green tie.
He has purple sneakers.
He has a purple and blue hat.

~ Eric


May's Clothes

She has a hat. It is pink.
She has a dress. It is orange.
She has shoes. They are red.

~ Stella Cheng


Annie's Clothes

She has a hat. It is pink and purple.
She has boots. They are red.
She has a dress. It is yellow.

~ Yoyo Chim


Johnny's Clothes

He has a brown hat.
He has an orange T-shirt.
He has blue pants.
He has green sneakers.

~ Johnny


Oscar's Clothes

I have grey and yellow pants.
I have blue and purple shoes.
I have gold and silver buttons.

~ Oscar Ng


Peter's Clothes

He has a tie.
It is green and yellow.
He has a T-shirt.
It is blue and green.
My pants are red.

~ Peter

A Verse by George Meredith

April with her wild blue eyes
Comes dancing over the grass,
And all the crimson buds so shy
Peep out to see her pass.

APRIL by Mary Webb

In April, in April
My heart is set
Where the pansy and the violet
And the daffodil
And close-folded lilies grow
In borders dark with melted snow.
Wakening there from wintry sleep
With every bud I sunward creep.

A Verse by Samuel Woodworth

How dear to my heart are the sents of my childhood,
When fond recollection presents them to view!
The orchard, the meadow, the deep tangled wildwood,
And every loved sport which my infancy knew.

A Verse by John Greenleaf Whittier

O for boyhood's painless play,
Sleep that wakes in laughing day.

CAPRICORN

"Capricorn have a self-repressive and passive tendency. "

Half correct.

WHAT AM I? by Class 1B

My eyes are like black beans.
My nose is like a small ball.
My tail is like a small ball too.
My legs are like pencils.
What am I?
A cat.

~ Stella Cheng


My eyes are like beans.
My ears are like chips.
My tail is like a pencil.
My body is like a baby tiger.
What am I?
A cat.

~ Ruby


My eyes are like brown beans.
My tail is like a snake.
My ears are like rugs.
My legs are like chopsticks.
My nose is like a triangle.
What am I?
A bear.

~ Hellen

WHAT AM I? by Class 1B

My eyes are like black beans.
My nose is like a small ball.
My tail is like a small ball too.
My legs are like pencils.
What am I?
A cat.

~ Stella Cheng


My eyes are like beans.
My ears are like chips.
My tail is like a pencil.
My body is like a baby tiger.
What am I/
A cat.

~ Ruby


My eyes are like brown beans.
My tail is like a snake.
My ears are like rugs.
My legs are like chopsticks.
My nose is like a triangle.
What am I?
A bear.

~ Hellen

MY FAMILY by Class 1B

My name is Mandy Ko.
I like fish.
This is my father.
He likes bananas.
This is my mother.
She likes apples.
This is my sister.
She likes cookies.

~ Mandy Ko

A Verse by S.T. Coleridge

So I will build my altar in the fields,
And the blue sky my fretted dome shall be,
And the sweet fragrance that the wild flower yields
Shall be the incense I will yield to Thee.

THE DOCTOR GAME by Class 1B

Doctor! Doctor!
My big ears are very sore.
My big legs are very sore.
My small toe is very sore.
My small shoulder and knees are very sore.
My big fingers and arms are very sore.
I need some candies, a big pizza and a big apple.

~ Keith and Stella

MY CAT by Class 1B

I have a cat.
It likes fish and mice.
It has a small nose and a big mouth.
It has two black eyes and two brown ears.
It has a short tail.
I like my cat.

~ Stella Cheng


I have a cat.
It is big.
It sits there.
It likes to sleep.
I like it.

~ Peter To


I have a cat.
It is fat.
It is orange.
It has short ears.
It has small eyes.
It has a big mouth.
I love my cat.

~Kitty Law