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08 January 2011
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Januari
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Minggu Orientasi
Mesyuarat Kurikulum 1
Mesyuarat HEM 1
Mesyuarat Jawatankuasa Majlis Permuafakatan
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Februari
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Latihan Memberus Gigi
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Mac
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Mesyuarat Kewangan 1
Mesyuarat HEM 2
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April
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Mesyuarat Kurikulum 2
Ujian Lisan Membaca
KV
KVKV
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Mei
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Sambutan Hari Guru
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Jun
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Sambutan Hari Jadi (Jan-Jun)
Gotong-royong
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Julai
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Sambutan Hari Keluarga
Mesyuarat Kewangan 2
Mesyuarat Kurikulum 3
Mesyuarat HEM 3
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Ogos
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Sambutan Hari Kemerdekaan
Mesyuarat Kewangan 3
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September
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Lawatan (Balai bomba/Menara Petronas)
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Oktober
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Ceramah dan Pemeriksaaan Gigi
Mesyuarat Hem 4
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November
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Sambutan Hari Jadi (Julai-Disember)
Sukan Prasekolah
Hari Konvokesyen
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29 December 2010
Salt Can Be Bad For Kids Too
28 December 2010
How to Recognise a Gifted Child
22 December 2010
How much TV should kids be allowed to watch?
By Dr John Medina, USA
THE issue of kids’ exposure to TV doesn’t throw off as many sparks as it used to. There is general agreement that a child’s exposure to television of any type should be limited. There is also general agreement that we are completely ignoring this advice.
I remember as a kid waiting every Sunday night for Walt Disney’s “Wonderful World of Color” to come on, and loving it. I also remember my parents turning off the television when it was over. We don’t do that anymore.
Americans two years of age and older now spend an average of four hours and 49 minutes per day in front of the TV – 20% more than 10 years ago. And we are getting this exposure at younger and younger ages, made all the more complex because of the wide variety of digital screen time now available.
In 2003, 77 percent of kids under six watched television every day. And children younger than two got two hours and five minutes of “screen time” with TVs and computers per day.
What effect might this have on our children’s brains? It’s not good news.
For decades we have known of the connection between hostile peer interactions and the amount of kids’ exposure to television.
The linkage used to be controversial (maybe aggressive people watch more TV than others), but we now see that it’s an issue of our deferred-imitation abilities, coupled with a loss of impulse control.
One personal example: When I was in kindergarten, my best friend and I were watching “The Three Stooges,” a 1950s TV show. The programme involved lots of physical comedy, including people sticking their fingers in other people’s eyes.
When the show was over, my friend fashioned his little fingers into a V, then quickly poked me in both eyes. I couldn’t see anything for the next hour and was soon whisked to the emergency room. Diagnosis: scratched corneas and a torn eye muscle.
Other examples come from studies that looked at bullying, attentions spans and the ability to focus, and secondhand exposure to TV.
Disturbing stuff. Since the first studies on television, researchers have discovered that not everything about TV is negative. The effect depends upon the content of the TV show, the age of the child, and perhaps even the child’s genetics. Before age two, TV is best avoided completely.
That includes videos that claim to be baby brain-boosters. (More on that, and video games, in my new book, “Brain Rules for Baby: How to Raise a Smart, Happy Child from Zero to Five.”)
After age five, the jury is out on this harsh verdict – way out, in fact. Some television shows improve brain performance at this age. Not surprisingly, these shows tend to be the interactive types (“Dora the Explorer,” good; “Barney and Friends,” bad, according to certain studies).
So, although the case is overwhelming that television exposure should be limited, TV cannot be painted with a monolithic brush.
Here are a few recommendations for TV viewing the data suggest:
Keep the TV off before the child turns two. I know this is tough to hear for parents who need a break. If you can’t turn it off – if you haven’t created those social networks that can allow you a rest – at least limit your child’s exposure to TV.
We live in the real world, after all, and an irritated, overextended parent can be just as harmful to a child’s development as an annoying purple dinosaur.
After age two, help your children choose the shows (and other screen-based exposures) they will experience. Pay special attention to any media that allow intelligent interaction.
Watch the chosen TV show with your kids, interacting with the media, helping them to analyse and think critically about what they just experienced.
And keep the TV out of the kids’ room: Kids with their own TVs score an average of eight points lower on math and language-arts tests than those in households with TVs in the family room.
To watch related videos and for more information, please visit www.brainrulesasia.com
Dr John Medina will hold live seminars for parents in Klang Valley and Sarawak next year.
21 December 2010
Mengajak Anak Memasak Bersama

Buat pemantauan
Pemantauan berterusan perlu dilakukan untuk menjaga keselamatan anak anda tidak kiralah anak anda itu sudah mahir di dapur atau tidak. Sentiasalah memerhati gerak gerinya ketika di dapur. Tegur dengan segera jika dia melakukan kesilapan.
Tetapkan peraturan
Gunakan ayat yang ringkas dan mudah difahami untuk membuat peraturan keselamatan yang perlu diturutinya. Terangkan kepada anak semua peraturan itu. Jika anak anda enggan ikut peraturan, bermakna dia masih belum bersedia untuk bersama anda di dapur.
Sesuaikan waktu
Bukan semua waktu memasak sesuai dilakukan bersama anak, lebih-lebih lagi jika anda berada di dalam keadaan yang tergesa-gesa. Mungkin anda tidak dapat memantau anak. Mungkin juga dia akan melakukan kesilapan hingga menyebabkan kecederaan dirinya. Pastikan suasana dapur dalam keadaan selesa semasa si kecil membantu anda di dapur.
Penjelasan ringkas
Kanak-kanak hanya akan merasa seronok jika dapat memban tu ib unya di dapur tanpa memikir kan bahaya yang mungkin dihadapinya. Jadi, sebelum memasak terangkan kepadanya akiba t jika dia main-main atau tidak serius.
Nilaikan kelayakan
Tidak semua anak kecil boleh dibenarkan berlegar bebas di dapur apatah lagi jika anda sedang memasak. Nilai sejauh mana anak anda dapat membantu anda di dapur. Jika dia masih terlalu kecil, sukar dipantau dan tidak betah duduk diam lebih baik jauhkan dia dari ruang dapur.
Bantu dan ajar anak
Jika anak anda baru belajar menggunakan perkakasan dapur atau memotong bawang, bantunya terlebih dahulu. Peralatan seperti pisau membahayakan dirinya. Pemantauan daripada anda dapat mengelakkan kecederaan.
Tugasan bersesuaian
Jika anda mahu memberikan sebarang tugasan kepadanya, lihat dahulu sejauh mana kebolehann ya. Lihat kepada usia dan kemahiran yang ada padanya. Jika anak anda itu rendah dari pada ketinggian dapur dan masih belum pandai mengguna kan senduk, usahlah sesekali memin tanya mengacau gulai di dapur.
One Potato, Two Potato
The Muffin Man

Oh, do you know the muffin man,
the muffin man, the muffin man?
Oh, do you know the muffin man,
who lives on Drury Lane?
Why, yes I know the muffin man,
the muffin man, the muffin man,
Oh, yes I know the muffin man,
who lives on Drury Lane.
Now, two of us know the muffin man,
the muffin man, the muffin man
Two of us know the muffin man,
who lives on Drury Lane!
Oh, do you know the muffin man,
the muffin man, the muffin man?
Oh, do you know the muffin man,
who lives on Drury Lane?
Oh, yes I know the muffin man,
the muffin man, the muffin man,
Oh, yes I know the muffin man,
who lives on Drury Lane.
Now, four of us know the muffin man,
the muffin man, the muffin man
Four of us know the muffin man,
who lives on Drury Lane!
Oh, do you know the muffin man,
the muffin man, the muffin man?
Oh, do you know the muffin man,
who lives on Drury Lane?
Oh, yes I know the muffin man,
the muffin man, the muffin man,
Oh, yes I know the muffin man,
who lives on Drury Lane.
Now, all of us know the muffin man,
the muffin man, the muffin man
All of us know the muffin man
who lives on Drury Lane.
Lazy Mary
The Old Gray Mare
Humpty Dumpty

Alternative Words...
Humpty dumpty sat on a wall,
Humpty dumpty had a great fall;
Threescore men and threescore more,
Could not place Humpty as he was before.
Klik untuk aktiviti 'paint':
Pat-A-Cake
Do the following motions with the traditional song:
- Clap your hands or pat hands with a partner when you hear the words "Pat-A-Cake"
- Pat your knees, roll your hands, and draw the letter 'B' in the air with your finger
- Push an imaginary cake in the oven
Do these motions with the new verses:
- Pretend you are holding a baby in your arms, and rock it to sleep
- Imagine you are falling to sleep with your baby
- Wake up when you hear the bell ring
- Clap your hands when you hear the words "Pat-A-Cake"
- Take your imaginary cake out of the oven
- Blow on your cake, pretend to frost it and draw the letter 'B' in the frosting
- Pantomime putting the cake on a table
- Pretend to eat the cake
Variation:
Do this song with a partner. Pat hands together then pretend one person's hand is the cake. Pat the cake, roll it and mark it with a 'B.' During the second verse, one person rocks the other. The person being rocked pretends to fall asleep. The sleeping partner wakes up with the sound of the bell. Once again, pat hands together, then cool, frost, and serve your cake.
Apple and Banana

20 December 2010
30 cara latih si kecil
Ingin tahu bagaimana melatih si kecil dengan cara yang mudah melalui 30 idea yang merangkumi kraf, muzik dan lukisan. Mudah untuk anda, mudah untuk si kecil! Pasti anda dan si kecil ‘sibuk’ sepanjang hari.

