We had a great day today!
The children started by singing "The Green Grass Grows" beautifully. They had lots of fun with it. Next week, we'll be learning a new song and story!
Our first lesson was Literacy, in which the children did their spelling tests - well done, they have worked hard at them this week! - and then did writing work about growing plants. The second lesson was Maths, in which the children practiced weighing things on scales, learned about grams, and used rulers to measure in centimetres and millimetres.
The children started by singing "The Green Grass Grows" beautifully. They had lots of fun with it. Next week, we'll be learning a new song and story!
Our first lesson was Literacy, in which the children did their spelling tests - well done, they have worked hard at them this week! - and then did writing work about growing plants. The second lesson was Maths, in which the children practiced weighing things on scales, learned about grams, and used rulers to measure in centimetres and millimetres.
We made a fun new display today! A wordsearch puzzle, outside the classroom. It will be good for the children to practice finding words on it, and lots of fun for them. Today, the words on it are about plants (it includes the words "cherry" and "lily," two children named after a fruit and a flower! Next week the words will be changed to a new set.
In the afternoon, the children worked on their Projects. Many of them have already made an excellent start! This weekend they can work on the first two pages they have been given, think about the area in which they live, and the plants and people who help us around them, and look at some of the websites which have information for them.
After that, Year 1 looked at their beansprouts, which they began to grow yesterday. They observed how the beans had changed - growing bigger and changing colour - and made notes on these changes on their worksheets. Fascinating!
Finally, the children went to the computer suite where they practiced for World Maths Day - they had fun changing the pictures on their profiles and having maths competitions with children from all over the world! Keep practicing!
At the end of the day, the children were given full-colour Rego Newsletters for you to read. I'm sorry they were only in English. The news is about a recent Polo match (the first Polo match played in the snow in Asia, as reported by Jennifer Cui, sister of Year 1 Ellen!) It also includes mentions of the Valentines Dance tonight, the Rego Swim Meet tomorrow, the forthcoming school theatre, The Wizard of Oz - and the menu for next week at school (delicious as always!)
Click here for the Rego Newsletter original. Click below the fold to see the text, which can be translated online. I apologise for the mistakes in translation!
Have a good weekend! We look forward to seeing you on Monday!
At the end of the day, the children were given full-colour Rego Newsletters for you to read. I'm sorry they were only in English. The news is about a recent Polo match (the first Polo match played in the snow in Asia, as reported by Jennifer Cui, sister of Year 1 Ellen!) It also includes mentions of the Valentines Dance tonight, the Rego Swim Meet tomorrow, the forthcoming school theatre, The Wizard of Oz - and the menu for next week at school (delicious as always!)
Click here for the Rego Newsletter original. Click below the fold to see the text, which can be translated online. I apologise for the mistakes in translation!
Have a good weekend! We look forward to seeing you on Monday!
REGO Weekend Schedule
Have a great weekend!
TIANJIN REGO INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
Friday, 25 February, 2011
Volume 10 Issue 20
REGO NEWSLETTER
Now in colour!
Last week, six world-class polo teams came together at the Tianjin Goldin Metropolitan Polo Club for the first game of Snow Polo played on the Asian continent.
For the playoff and the finals held last Sunday, the players entered the artificial snow-covered arena in sets of three on their leg warmer-clad, braided-tailed ponies. Well, they say “ponies”, but they really just mean normal-sized (i.e. massively large) horses.
The game for third place (between HK Goldin, the home team, and the French Team) was played first. Four chukkas (periods of play) lasting six minutes each were played. The time between each chukka was used for changing horses as the game’s demand for speed exhausted the ponies rather quickly. France won third place, beating HK Goldin. The final game for the Metropolitan Vase was held between Argentina and England, with England emerging victorious with a score of 7-6 after twenty-four minutes of vicious game play. Many consider polo to be an elite socializing event; here is a photo of our teachers dressed up for it! (Notice Ms. Saul’s dynamic choice of footwear). The club also provided a munchies-satisfying buffet (which alone should make it the new favourite sport for many this season) as well as entertainment of all kinds dur-ing the event. The next major polo event to be held is the Ambassador’s Cup in late March/early April. Be sure to be on the lookout for it!
-Jennifer Cui (Year 11)
VALENTINE’S Dance at TRIS. Friday 25th
@ 7:30.
SWIM MEET WITH Shanghai Rego and Teda Saturday 26th @ 10:00.
Rehearsals for the school
Production,
Saturday 26th @ 9:30 (Secondary) and 12:30 (Years 2, 3, 4 and 6). 02/28(MON)
03/01(TUE)
03/02(WED)
03/03(THU)
03/04(FRI)
Main A
Pork Piccata w/Tomato and Basil Sauce
Mexican Chicken Lasagna
Meat Balls w/Tomato Sauce
Macaroni Beef
Pork Chop with Salsa
Main B
Mini Chicken Patty w/Gravy
Pork Satay w/Peanut Butter Sauce
HaiNan Chicken w/Ginger and Soy Sauce
Thai Roasted Chicken Leg w/Sweet and Sour Sauce
Sliced Chicken
Desert
Ice Cream
Chocolate Cake
Banana Cake
Carrot Cake
Cookies
Listen
Read phonetically
Dictionary - View detailed dictionary
Have a great weekend!
TIANJIN REGO INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
Friday, 25 February, 2011
Volume 10 Issue 20
REGO NEWSLETTER
Now in colour!
Last week, six world-class polo teams came together at the Tianjin Goldin Metropolitan Polo Club for the first game of Snow Polo played on the Asian continent.
For the playoff and the finals held last Sunday, the players entered the artificial snow-covered arena in sets of three on their leg warmer-clad, braided-tailed ponies. Well, they say “ponies”, but they really just mean normal-sized (i.e. massively large) horses.
The game for third place (between HK Goldin, the home team, and the French Team) was played first. Four chukkas (periods of play) lasting six minutes each were played. The time between each chukka was used for changing horses as the game’s demand for speed exhausted the ponies rather quickly. France won third place, beating HK Goldin. The final game for the Metropolitan Vase was held between Argentina and England, with England emerging victorious with a score of 7-6 after twenty-four minutes of vicious game play. Many consider polo to be an elite socializing event; here is a photo of our teachers dressed up for it! (Notice Ms. Saul’s dynamic choice of footwear). The club also provided a munchies-satisfying buffet (which alone should make it the new favourite sport for many this season) as well as entertainment of all kinds dur-ing the event. The next major polo event to be held is the Ambassador’s Cup in late March/early April. Be sure to be on the lookout for it!
-Jennifer Cui (Year 11)
VALENTINE’S Dance at TRIS. Friday 25th
@ 7:30.
SWIM MEET WITH Shanghai Rego and Teda Saturday 26th @ 10:00.
Rehearsals for the school
Production,
Saturday 26th @ 9:30 (Secondary) and 12:30 (Years 2, 3, 4 and 6). 02/28(MON)
03/01(TUE)
03/02(WED)
03/03(THU)
03/04(FRI)
Main A
Pork Piccata w/Tomato and Basil Sauce
Mexican Chicken Lasagna
Meat Balls w/Tomato Sauce
Macaroni Beef
Pork Chop with Salsa
Main B
Mini Chicken Patty w/Gravy
Pork Satay w/Peanut Butter Sauce
HaiNan Chicken w/Ginger and Soy Sauce
Thai Roasted Chicken Leg w/Sweet and Sour Sauce
Sliced Chicken
Desert
Ice Cream
Chocolate Cake
Banana Cake
Carrot Cake
Cookies
Listen
Read phonetically
Dictionary - View detailed dictionary