Dear Mommy and Daddy,

This week, we had fun singing the Kitty song with all my friends. I wonder if mommy and daddy can sing the song together with me. It goes like this, “I have a cat; she’s very shy; When she comes, I call her Kitty; KITTY; KITTY; KITTY and Kitty is her name O.”

I learnt about triangle shapes as Teacher Deborah taught me how to make a cat hand puppet, using a brown paper bag, two round buttons and lots of triangles. I’ve used two triangles as my kitten’s ears; two buttons as my kitten’s eyes; black strips of paper as my kitten’s whiskers. I’ve dressed my kitten with woolen threads and orange stripes.

I’m so happy to create a model of my dream train. Alas, Teacher Deborah taught us how to glue together some wooden sticks to make our own train tracks. Finally, we put all our train coaches together onto the train tracks. Now, I need to make the train move but I need some help. I wonder if daddy or mummy can offer me some bright ideas.

Looks... we bought so many packs of baby wipes from Watson.. Buy 10 get one 1....

Since we are not going to gong gong's house, daddy decided to bring me to play water at Jurong West Sports Complex.

Dear Mommy and Daddy,

I’m so glad to be back to my school routine after a long holiday! Teacher Deborah brought us lots of new storybooks about cats and kittens. She also brought a kitten toy and some mittens for us. How I wish it’s a real kitten so I can play with it!

Teacher Deborah taught us a new rhyme, “Three Little Kittens”. She told us that the kittens are baby cats. They not only like to play with mittens but also pom-pom balls! I like to guess and name the colours of the pom-pom balls. I also like to touch and play with them. Teacher Deborah taught us how to paint using pom-pom balls. It’s so fun to have paint all over my hands! I’m so amazed that I can create brown using blue, red and orange!

I’ve also been busy working on a new project this week. Teacher Deborah taught us how to use acrylic paint. I chose my favorite paints to work on my masterpiece and I’m proud to draw my own face. Please take a look when you pick me up from class next week.

Teacher Deborah and Tsai Lao Shi brought us to see the railway line nearby the Little Skool-House. I sat on the overhead bridge and drew my favorite railway lines with my favorite crayons. Teacher Deborah asked us, “Where is the train going?” One boy said, “To Malaysia”. Thumbs up for Frederick; he listened to Teacher Deborah when she told us about the train’s journey.

I woke up at 10am. As most of the shops are closed and mummy craved for Big Breakfast. We went to King's Albert Park for breakfast. We reached there around 11am and luckily mummy still get the last set of Big Breakfast. I ate hash brown and the sauage. We went "tai-ma"'s house after we go back home to change. Alot of ppl were already there. As usual, I got myself many ang baos... After "tai-ma"'s house, we went to grandma's house. We stayed there till around 6.00pm and went back home for dinner with "yeye". After dinner, we went to TMC to see Baby Geraldine. She was born yesterday noon. Mummy chatting with Aunty Pauline while TongTong JieJie played with me. Daddy busy looking after the two kids... HAHA...

祝大家新年快乐，万事如意。。

Dear Mommy and Daddy,

This week, I had lots of fun activities! Teacher Deborah brought in lots of marbles. She showed us how to paint with marbles. I liked to see the marbles rolling here and there in the tray when I tilted it front and back and sideways. I was just amazed that marbles can make train tracks so easily. I also had fun exploring with different sizes of round loops. I liked to throw the loops into a pole and watched them go down, down down. Teacher Deborah also taught me how to print circles using these loops by dipping them in pink paint. Oh, I loved to see pink circles!
Chai Lao Shi helped us designed a train using twigs, leaves and seeds that we picked up under the trees. Teacher Deborah taught us a song about Little Red Caboose...I like it when the music goes so fast...”Little red caboose, chuck, chuck, chuck...little red caboose behind the train, train, train...” Finally, I’m so happy that I can have my own choo-choo train...Now, I painted it with my favorite color...When you dropped in next time, take a look at my choo-choo train...But I liked my train to have more coaches, can you help me find more tissue boxes, please? Thank-you. That’s one word I liked to use when I asked for help.