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Tuesday, 28 July 2015
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Sunday, 5 July 2015
Saturday, 4 July 2015
Saturday, 27 June 2015
Friday, 26 June 2015
Thursday, 25 June 2015
PROCESS WRITING : 1. OVERALL PLAN OF ESSAY
Now, write out the overall plan of your essay.
You may need to give your essay a title.
Let’s decide on IT PAYS TO DO A GOOD DEED
IT PAYS TO DO A GOOD DEED
INTRODUCTION
drizzling in the morning - business was bleak
because children were indoors
BODY
Paragraph 1:
drizzling became heavier - seek shelter in old hut
- waited for rain to stop -
his mind began to wander.
Paragraph 2:
8 years ago he was successful businessman
- but he squandered all his wealth - now selling
putu mayam
Paragraph 3:
to expand his business - need to employ workers
- his children can help
Paragraph 4:
rudely awakened by thunder and lightning
- realised that he was day dreaming
Paragraph 5:
rain stopped - only a little is sold - pushed bicycle
- reached sharp bend - tree across road
Paragraph 6:
Being public-spiritedness - tried to remove tree
from road - failed - on-coming bus - stood in middle
of road - bus stopped
CONCLUSION
Driver and passengers grateful
- bought Murugaya's putu mayam
PROCESS WRITING : 1. PLANNING
Basically, there are 5 steps to go through a process in writing.
1.
PLANNING
2.
WRITING A FIRST DRAFT
3.
REVISING AND EDITING
4.
REWRITING
5.
PROOFREADING
Let's say you have decided on writing a story on moral values
about public-spiritedness.
1. PLANNING
In this stage, you need to brainstorm your ideas. Don't worry
about mistakes in language or spelling. Just concentrate on the idea.
You need to write down a brief outline for your story.
early in the morning - drizzling - went out to sell putu mayam
- rain became heavier - seek shelter in hut - wait for rain
to stop - started to daydream - woke up by thunder and
lightning - rain stopped - went out - reached bend - tree
across road - tried to remove tree - failed - on coming bus
- stood in middle - bus stopped - driver and passengers
- grateful - bought putu mayam.
Next, you need to organise the outline into paragraphs
and come up with an outline of the story.
The easiest method is to use the WH-questions.
a. What happen that morning?
- drizzling in the morning
Result : business bleak
Reason : children stay
indoors
b. Where did he
take shelter?
- drizzling became heavier
Result : seek shelter
Reason : wait for rain to
stop – mind began to wander
c. What happen 8
years ago?
- successful businessman but now poor
Result : sells putu mayam
Reason : squandered wealth
away
d. How to expend
business?
- employ workers
- own children help
e. When did he
wake from daydreaming?
- thunder and lightning flashed across sky
f. When rain stop,
what did he do? Where did he go?
- pushed bicycle until reach sharp bend
- saw tree across road
g. Why did he try
to remove tree?
- public-spiritedness
Reason : dangerous to road
users
Result : failed to do so
h. What happen next?
- on-coming bus
- stood in middle of road
Reason : to stop bus
Result : saved driver and
passengers
i. What happen in
the end?
- driver and passengers grateful
Result : bought all the putu
mayam
Sunday, 21 June 2015
Friday, 19 June 2015
GUIDED WRITING : MODEL ANSWER
THE ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB OF
SMK GETING
The
Environmental Club had another fulfilling year in 2014. When it was first
launched in 1997, it had only 45 students.Due
to the tremendous support from the students, its members increased to 350 this
year. Its aim is to help save the environment
of the school as well as the community.
Activities:
Several activities were carried out in 2014. These
included trips, campaigns, fundraising and annual party.
1. Recycling Campaign
The
Recycling Campaign was the main project for the year 2014. The objective of
this campaign was to encourage members to recycle paper rather than throw it away.
It was a three-month campaign, beginning in early
January and the response from the members was encouraging.
Participants were encouraged to bring old newspapers, magazines and paper. After one month,
we managed to collect more than 20 tonnes of paper.
2. Taman Orkid
Tengku Anis
Besides
that, the club had organised a trip to an orchid garden which is known as Taman
Orkid Tengku Anis, in Pengkalan Chepa. Apart from orchids, there are also
other species of flowers. 40 members participated
in this trip and they were accompanied by 2 teachers. It was
really an enjoyable outing because they saw many species of flowers that they had never seen before.
3. Fundraising for Landscaping
Next, we
organised a Food Fare a week before the First Term Holidays. The aim of this activity
was to raise fund for the landscaping project located beside the
Science Laboratory. In addition, we also
organised Canteen Day as a supplementary activity to the Food Fare.
4. Annual party
Before
the academic year was over, the club held an annual party for all its members. Each
member was given a certificate of appreciation for their hard work. A
certificate of appreciation was also given to Encik Wan Ismail, our advisor, for his guidance and dedication.
Last but not least, we urge more students to join
us for an even more exciting time in years to come.
Prepared by,
Julia
.........................
(
JULIA BTE MAMAT )
SMK
GETING
KELANTAN
GUIDED WRITING : A REPORT FOR SCHOOL MAGAZINE
EXERCISE
As the secretary of The
Environmental Club of your school, you have
been asked to write a report
about the club and its activities for your
school magazine.
Use the notes below to write
your report.
* Started in 1997
- 350 members
- aim: help save the
environment
* Activities
- recycling campaign
- a trip to an orchid garden
- fundraising for landscaping
- annual party
When writing the report, you
should remember
* use the correct format of a
report
* give it a title
* use all the notes given
* urge more students to join
the club
Wednesday, 17 June 2015
Monday, 15 June 2015
Saturday, 13 June 2015
Thursday, 11 June 2015
MAKING SENTENCES : PARTS OF SPEECH
THE
PARTS OF SPEECH THAT ARE USED
TO
MAKE A COMPLETE SENTENCE
1.
NOUN
A
noun is used to name a person, an animal, a thing or a place.
eg.
The
boy is intelligent.
Melaka is a state.
That
building is tall.
Not
all snakes are poisonous.
ARTICLES
' a ' and ' an ' are used to show singular nouns
while
' the ' is used to show a specific noun.
eg.
That
animal is a dog.
This
fruit is an apple.
The sun is hot.
2.
PRONOUN
A
pronoun is used to replace a noun.
a.
We use ' he ' to replace a male, ' she ' to replace
a
female and ' it ' to replace inanimate objects.
eg.
Ahmad
is a teacher.
He is a teacher.
Siti
is my sister.
She is my sister
The
cat is an animal.
It is an animal.
The
table is made of wood..
It is made of wood.
b.
To show plural nouns, we use ' you ' , ' they '
or
' we '.
eg.
Teacher
to students:
You must not make too much
noise.
Jeffery
, Jane and I are classmates.
We are classmates.
Kumanan
and Chong Beng are neighbours.
They are neighbours.
Dogs,
cat and tigers are animals.
They are animals.
3.
ADJECTIVE
An
adjective is used to describe a noun.
eg.
The
shirt is old and torn.
Ali
is a hardworking student.
My
car is red.
4.
VERB
A
verb is used to show an action.
eg.
The
little puppy barks.
She
walks to school.
Yesterday
I ate a sour mango.
The
teacher is teaching in class now.
5.
ADVERB
An
adverb is used to modify a verb but it can also
modify
an adjective or another adverb.
eg.
The
old man walks slowly along the road.
My
father always drives carefully on a rainy day.
6.
PREPOSITIONS
A
preposition is used to show the relationship
between
the subject and the object of the sentence.
It
is usually placed after the action word.
eg.
I
like to sit by the window.
The
salesman drives all the way from Kuantan.
The
dog chased after the cat.
7.
CONJUNCTION
A
conjunction is used to join words in a sentence.
eg.
My
favourite subjects are English and Science.
You
can either drink coffee or tea.
Both Susie and Betty went
to the zoo yesterday.
8.
INTERJECTION
An
interjection is used to show feelings and
expressions.
eg.
a.
Happy Birthday!
b. Look
out!
c.
Ouch!
Tuesday, 9 June 2015
CATCH US IF YOU CAN : An Overview of the Plot
AN OVERVIEW OF THE PLOT
1. EXPOSITION
1. Rory is a young boy who lives with his Granda who is old and very forgetful.
2. Granda always forgets to put off his pipe which he keeps
in his coat pocket.
4. Also Granda always misplaces Rory's homework and Rory have to make up
excuses to
explain to his
teacher, Mrs. Foley.
5. Darren suggests that Granda should be in a home which makes Rory disagrees and gets angry.
6. Granda and Rory attend Parents' Night at Rory's school.
7. Granda meets Mrs. Foley. They talk about Rory.
8. Granda forgets to put off his pipe and leaves
it in his coat. It causes a fire and
burns his coat as
well as Mrs. Foley's expensive coat.
9. Mrs. Foley is displeased.
2. RISING ACTION
1. Val Jessup, a social worker, is assigned
to look into their situation.
2. One day after school, Rory comes back to find the flat on
fire. Granda had left
the chip pan on.
3. Granda is hospitalised for smoke inhalation.
4. Rory is sent to the children's home in Castle Street.
5. He will be there temporarily as Granda recovers.
6. Rory does not like to stay at Castle Street because Tess bullies him.
7. Granda recovers soon but is sent to Rachnadar, home for
the elderly.
CATCH US IF YOU CAN : A REVIEW
CATCH US IF YOU CAN
BY
CATHERINE MACPHAIL
Born in 1946 in Greenock,
Scotland.
She is a writer of children's
and adult's books.
She tackles emotional and
contemporary issues in schools and society
which are inspired by her own
background and personal experiences.
CATCH US IF YOU CAN
is a heart-warming story of
love between Rory and his grandfather.
It is a story of adventure
and escape.
Granda is dependent on Rory
because he is forgetful and often misplaces
things. Rory on the other
hand, does everything possible to make his Granda
comfortable. One day Granda
accidentally sets their home on fire and was warded.
Soon after, Rory is taken
into foster care at Castle Street and Granda is sent to
Rachnadar. Rory hates being
away from Granda and hatches an escape plan.
Their Great Escape is not easy
as the authorities are hot on their trail. Their escape
is full of unexpected twists
and turns and a number of people help them along their
journey. All is well in the
end, as Rory and Granda are reunited with Rory's father,
Jeff McIntosh.
Note: If it is wrong to include the author's
photograph, then my apologies. I'll remove it.
Note: If it is wrong to include the author's
photograph, then my apologies. I'll remove it.
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