Book Sharing: Mammals.


Tuesday (24/04/2012)



a) Jia Jia’s book Sharing: Mammals.

 Jia Jia brought her book to share and it was such an interesting book for all. Kids immediately asked the definition of mammal.

 Humans belong to mammal group. Mammals have warm blood. Kids touch their forehead temperature. It’s usually warm but compared to fish temperature, it’s cold! Mammals have hair; and they give birth unlike birds that lay eggs.

 There were so many examples of Mammal pictures. These include Macaque (a type of monkeys), gorillas, red faced monkeys, porcupines, dolphins, platypus, bats, Armadillo, tigers, hares and many more. The kids were interested at Armadillo, porcupines, bats and the red-faced monkeys.



b) Wall-E Book Continuation.

 We recapped on our handmade storybook pages. The sentences included: “Rubbish Dump”, “Eva and Wall-E save the Earth”, “Space people go home to Earth”, “3Rs”, “Earth is safe”.

 Then, I showed the kids on how I cut the Wall-E’s eyes with a penknife and pasted with glass paper.