Wednesday, February 14, 2007
Library - Clean Up
Following the good tradition of spring cleaning before the Chinese New Year, some S.5 students spent their last school day helping to clean the library.
Thanks to the S. 5 students for your effort in making the library an even more comfortable place for all students to enjoy. And best wishes with your Mock Exam which will start on Feb 28!!
Labels: Library service
Readathon - Prizes
Students who have read the highest no. of pages in each form in the first two weeks of the Readathon month received a book prize from Mr Cheng in today's assembly. They are 1A Leung Ka Yan (who has read 2819 pages by today), 2A Luk Ka Long (3167), 3C Lai Ching Yuen (3866) and 4B Cheung Sin Ting (2571).
And our Reading Thermometer has recorded that the highest no. of hours read by Feb 14 is 1C with 573 hours, followed by 2A with 282 hours and 3C with 214 hours.
Watch out for the final recordings that will be taken on Feb 28!!
Labels: Readathon
Tuesday, February 13, 2007
Readathon - Reading Thermometer
The Reading Thermometer located on the Ground Floor outside the main office is keeping track of the reading temperature of the classes in the Readathon month.
By the end of the first week of the Readathon month (Feb 7), 2A has reached the highest temperature with 147 hours of reading done. Good work, 2A! Keep the temperature up!!
By the end of the first week of the Readathon month (Feb 7), 2A has reached the highest temperature with 147 hours of reading done. Good work, 2A! Keep the temperature up!!
Labels: Readathon
Friday, February 09, 2007
Readathon - Book of the Day quiz
In the week of Feb 5, book questions were presented by the Library Leaders in the morning announcements. Students were invited to answer the questions and find the books in the library.
Qu 1 - Guess what? The author of Holes (yes the Holes that S. 3 students are reading) has written a series of funny stories about a very special school. Anything can happen at this school. What is the name of the school?
Ans - The Wayside School
Qu 2 - 香港有一位作家,藉她的著作聲明自己不會離開香港,她更以此作為她一本散文集的名字。這位作家是誰?表明她不會離開香港的那本散文集,名叫什麼?
Ans - 小思/ 盧瑋鑾,《不遷》
Qu 3 - Guess what? Ms. Frizzle takes students on amazing field trips. The students never know what will happen when they get on the bus with Ms. Frizzle, but they know they will learn a lot about Ms Frizzle’s favorite subject—science!! This series of books include titles like, the Giant Germ, the Butterfly Battle, the Wild Whale Watch, etc. What is the title of the series?
Ans - The Magic School Bus
Qu 4 - 相傳女媧煉石補青天時,練成三萬六千五百零一塊石頭,但女媧只用了三萬六千五百塊,單單剩下一塊石頭未用。這塊石頭就是哪部小說的主角呢?
提示:中國四大名著中的一部。
Ans - 《紅樓夢》,沒有用來補天的石頭就是賈寶玉。
Qu 5 - Guess what? Not only is this author famous for his many funny children’s stories, the most popular of which is about chocolate, he has also written many revolting poems What is the title of the book which carries these revolting poems?
Ans - Revolting Rhymes
Qu 1 - Guess what? The author of Holes (yes the Holes that S. 3 students are reading) has written a series of funny stories about a very special school. Anything can happen at this school. What is the name of the school?
Ans - The Wayside School
Qu 2 - 香港有一位作家,藉她的著作聲明自己不會離開香港,她更以此作為她一本散文集的名字。這位作家是誰?表明她不會離開香港的那本散文集,名叫什麼?
Ans - 小思/ 盧瑋鑾,《不遷》
Qu 3 - Guess what? Ms. Frizzle takes students on amazing field trips. The students never know what will happen when they get on the bus with Ms. Frizzle, but they know they will learn a lot about Ms Frizzle’s favorite subject—science!! This series of books include titles like, the Giant Germ, the Butterfly Battle, the Wild Whale Watch, etc. What is the title of the series?
Ans - The Magic School Bus
Qu 4 - 相傳女媧煉石補青天時,練成三萬六千五百零一塊石頭,但女媧只用了三萬六千五百塊,單單剩下一塊石頭未用。這塊石頭就是哪部小說的主角呢?
提示:中國四大名著中的一部。
Ans - 《紅樓夢》,沒有用來補天的石頭就是賈寶玉。
Qu 5 - Guess what? Not only is this author famous for his many funny children’s stories, the most popular of which is about chocolate, he has also written many revolting poems What is the title of the book which carries these revolting poems?
Ans - Revolting Rhymes
Labels: Readathon
Readathon - Poetry Reading
In the week of Feb 5, a special poetry station has been set up and staffed by our own Readathon Poetry Ambassadors during the lunch break on the Ground Floor. Students enjoyed the opportunity to present their readings of one of the poems recommended by our Chinese and English teachers. The normal playground noise has been overshadowed by this beautiful poetic voice!!
Labels: Readathon
Wednesday, February 07, 2007
Readathon - Book Fair
In order to provide students with a wider choice of reading materials to read in the Readathon month, a Chinese and English book fair was held on February 5 & 6 in the covered playground. We have invited Bloomsbury Books Ltd. and 文星圖書 to host the fair for us this year; both teachers and students were impressed by the wide range of quality titles available.
Labels: Readathon
Readathon-Poetry Reading by Ms Cheri Chan
As the theme of this year Readathon is Poetry Appreciation, we were very fortunate to have a very special guest speaker to come and speak to our S. 1-3 students on Feb 5 during the activity time. Ms Cheri Chan, a lecturer from the English Department of the University of Hong Kong, imparted her passion of poetry to our students with her enchanting readings of e. e. cummings' poems and the thought-provoking Milly Molly stories. She also taught our students how to become effective speakers.
Not only has Ms Chan's talk inspired our students to grow in the appreciation of poetry, it is also very practical!!
Labels: Readathon
Friday, February 02, 2007
Readathon-Opening Ceremony/ Slogan Choir
The Readathon Month was officially launched by Dr To with a prayer after the ribbon cutting ceremony in the School Assembly on Feb 1, 2007. Slogan Choir greeted the students in the morning at the school entrance with the Readathon Slogan written by Matthew Chow (S.1A),
"Readathon, readathon, switch the lights on!
Readathon, readathon, read books until dawn."
Labels: Readathon