The Story of Teddy Stoddard

Jean Thompson stood in front of her fifth grade class on the very first day of school in the fall and told the children a lie.  Like most teachers, she looked at her pupils and said that she loved them all the same,  that she  would treat them all alike.  And that was impossible because there in front of her, slumped in his seat on the third row,...

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Contoh Kertas Kerja Program Sekolah

Kertas Kerja Program Pemantapan Disiplin Kertas Cadangan Seminar Motivasi PMR/SPM Kertas Cadangan Program Kecemerlangan PMR/SPM Kertas Kerja Perkhemahan Perdana Kertas Kerja Cadangan Lawatan Sambil Belajar Kertas Kerja Keceriaan Kelas Kertas Kerja Kem Jati Diri (Pelajar Berisiko) Kertas Kerja Program Peningkatan Akademik Kertas Kerja Bulan Sains dan Matematik Kertas...

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A Messi Story

I would like to share a story that I found on Champions in Schools. I find this story quite interesting as it can inspire kids to pursue their dreams and not to give up even though they might face challenges along the way. Lionel Messi is one of the most successful sportsmen in the world. His image can be seen on billboards, in magazines and on television....

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Fun with English (Choral Speaking Script)

FUN WITH ENGLISH  SK Kopok's Choral Speaking Script -- English Carnival 2012 ALL: Good morning everybody, Here we are, A million, billion, willion miles from home, Among strangers, Who would like to know, SOLO 1 (Girl): Who are we? SOLO 2 (Boy): Where do we come from? SOLO 3 (Girl:) What are we going to do? ALL: Just like always, We are going to tell you, We...

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Competitor's Scripts (Choral Speaking)

Selected choral speaking scripts among schools, districts and states. These scripts maybe adopted and adopted to accommodate one's need, taking into consideration: suitability of the content, language level, and length of the text. ...

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Fort Knox: The Most Secure Vault in the World

I wouldn't know about Fort Knox if I hadn't been staying up late at night watching History Channel. Well, I'm not really a big fan of History as a subject in school, but I just love learning about anything at all just for general knowledge. As a teacher, a vast fund of general knowledge could come in handy. It has proven so in many occasions for me. What is Fort Knox? Fort...

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Google Me, Google You

Have you ever googled yourself? Chances are that most of us, technologically-literate people have, at least once, in our free-est hours, gone to Google, type our names and clicked "search". Meet Jim Killeen, who like us has googled himself on the net and found a list of other people around the world who all share his name. But unlike the majority of us, he film a documentary...

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The Brilliant Mind of Nikola Tesla

Today (Jan 7, 2013), 70 years ago, a man died alone in Room 3327 of the New Yorker Hotel, penniless and in debt. His name was Nikola Tesla. Perhaps some of you have never heard of him, so in honor of the anniversary of his death today, let me tell you who this man was.  First off, Nikola Tesla was brilliant. He spoke eight languages, almost single-handedly...

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The Origin of Sandwich

The sandwich, which is most popular with world-wide eaters, functions as a noun or a verb. Besides the more obvious occupation of being something edible between two or more slices of bread, metaphorically speaking, it also likes to squeeze in between two other people, places, things, materials, etc. For example, "he is willing to sandwich in an appointment between two...

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Anak Melayu Manja

Here I would like to share a meaningful poem. My father once recited this poem on RTM1. ANAK MELAYU MANJA Anak Melayu Manja Anak Melayu manja, Anak Melayu manja, Anak Melayu manja. Dari kecil dijaga dengan petua jadi budak selalu leka hidup senang berada ibu bapa tempat meminta-minta anak Melayu manja pergi belajar sambil lewa negaranya makmur nak dijadikan...

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