With the second week of the holidays (Yes, already!) starting, some of you may be packing your luggage and preparing for the well-deserved getaway with your family. Going on holiday doesn’t necessarily mean the learning stops though. It just means the learning gets even more fun as you hop on that plane, immerse yourself in …
Hello everyone! Happy 2018! Hope you’ve had a wonderful holiday. For the first blogpost of the year, I’d like to spotlight on a particular level – Primary Five. What’s the big deal with Primary 5 English? The Primary Five year is in my opinion, one of the most challenging years in a child’s Primary …
Primary 4 Marching Onto Primary 5: Changes You Need to Know for English Read More »
Hello! This is Mrs Wong and here is my first blog post as the latest member at Lil’ But Mighty. 🙂 I will be kicking off my first post with Continuous Writing for Paper 1. Continuous writing may not be everyone’s forte but with exposure to various themes as well as being equipped with the …
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Imagine getting vegetables as prizes in your school Sports Day. How about having to endure a bravery test which included walking through a cemetery at night. Or how would you like going to a hot spring for a school trip? Join me as I share with you three reasons why Totto-Chan: The Little Girl At …
January has flown by and how is your classroom looking this year? As an adult, I love entering spaces with beautiful displays and are well-decorated. I am sure you will agree that children feel the same too. A classroom with attractive displays entices children and makes it inviting for them to learn! How does Lil’ …
“Why is English so confusing?” That is definitely a comment which learners of English make now and then. The strange, occasionally inconsistent rules of English grammar may prove to be too overwhelming for students. Take for example, we know that a singular noun agrees with a singular verb and a plural noun agrees with a …
Hi, everyone! Happy Valentine’s Day and Chinese New Year in advance 💛Before we begin our celebrations, let’s look at how we can further tap on newspaper as a learning resource! We have previously shown you how to use newspaper articles for comprehension cloze passages. Today, we are going to share with you how you can …
We all love a good lesson. One that is engaging during the class and after it ends, makes you feel like your time in the classroom has been worthwhile because you know you have learnt something. Planning a good lesson is a skill and it takes passion for a teacher to want to think out …
Just the other day, I was confused by a student who wrote, “I was very boring as I sat in class.” Did the student just confess to being dull? Or did he mean that he was inattentive in the lesson because it was uninteresting? I am sure that it was the second meaning he was …
Taking up 15 marks in Paper 1, Situational Writing for PSLE is a new component to Primary 5 pupils. How much time should they spend on this component and exactly how should they go about attempting the question? In our video today, let us answer these questions and run through the systematic process of tackling …
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Hello everyone! How are you? With the closure of school to mark the end of Term 1, I hope you are all enjoying this short break! Some of you will probably relish the opportunity to wake up a little later and also have the freedom to do what you want for a week 🙂 I …
We are thrilled to share that Lil’ but Mighty completed our first primary school workshop recently! Over a span of four weeks, we conducted The Write Recipe Creative Writing Workshop at Greenridge Primary school for their P3 and P4 pupils. Designed with engaging activities and interesting writing assignments in mind, we made sure that the …
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