When the teacher showed me her results, I was very surprised and felt very proud, of course. She got full score for 4 subjects (BM, English, Mandarin and Maths) and 68% for Science. Her teacher told me she was competing with a friend during Science test, to see who finished first. Probably that's why she didn't do it properly. Then she added that the paper was quite tough for their age. They were tested on what sinks/floats, what are soluble things, what are mechanical toys. Although these were taught in school, I think they are quite difficult for a 5 year-old to comprehend.
As for her overall progress, teacher said she's a bright girl. Very independent in her work. Loves computer and music lessons. She is sometimes talkative in class. In my mind, I was thinking... "sometimes"? I guess the teacher was just being polite. : ) Yeah... I got the same comment last year. She just likes to talk. And she's been punished numerous times for not keeping quiet when asked to. Then the teacher added that she's very forgiving. She doesn't keep in heart when the teacher scolded her. The downside is she doesn't remember and will misbehave over and over again.
When I got home, I looked at the Science paper again and I felt something wasn't right. So I recalculated her marks. She actually got 84% (not 68% - that's a BIG difference, okay). I'm going to let the teacher know on Tuesday and get her marks and grade corrected. Now, that's not too bad ya. Actually, I'm not too concerned about the marks (really? :p). Moreover, I'm sure it was a guided test. The teacher read and explained to them the instructions. And read the words for those fill in the blank questions. But it's good to know that she understands what's being taught in school.
So how did we reward her? I gave her the VTech Quiz Biz Math Mania, which I've kept for more than a month. I redeemed it with PaPa's credit card points when he wanted to cancel the card. This toy has action, math and logic games which teaches addition & subtraction, time telling and logic & memory.
~ her reward ~
She's very excited with her new toy. Can't stop playing with it. I'll have to control her playing time, otherwise, she'd want to play the whole day. Well, at least it's educational in some way.
14 comments:
congrats wor!!! a brilliant girl u have! ian's exam is next wk ler..
i like that vtech quiz biz!
Congratulations! 4 100% score out of 5 is phenomenal! Well done, XY. Hugs from this aunty :)
It's good to reward the kids with something they like when they score well in the tests!
well done xy!! im sure she will b a bright girl...
I couldn't help noticing what you said about the teacher commenting that XY is a very forgiving girl. That is a good trait to have, and especially good to inculcate from such a tender young age.
Bravo XY!
oh wow! clever girl ;) good for you XY!
Wen, good luck to Ian!
Juana, I was REALLY surprised. :D
Dora, I was going to give her the game anyway. So just made the good results as a reason.
Joyce, she's the happy-go-lucky type. So won't hold grudges one.
she's a smart girl. sounds like the school has a good programme. mind to tell the name of the school? this kiasu mummy is already scouting for school for his 2 year old son..hehe
wow, good girl ya ....
like that mummy should reward la...
Keep up the hard work .
Girl sometimes really like to talk wan .... chi chi char char ..:)
she is indeed very smart. Her reward is very appropriate too.
well done XY!!! So young already so diligent!!
yes, u have a brilliant girl....now, i wonder if girl always give better attention in studies!! but guess it was mumy's hard work with d revision too!!
kudos !! nice gift...
Well Done...you deserve it...
TheBlueRanger, she goes to a Montessori kindy. My reqs r vy simple - near to my hse, nice environment (clean), teachers r ok. Planning to send Ethan to kindy next yr?
Anggie, she's really a chatter box.
Jac, nowadays boys or girls, all oso smart one. No need to pay attn (vy playful) in class, but they can u/std wat's been taught. But boys being boys, they'll be EXTRA playful. :)
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