Google Doc

Update: I have left my comments for all groups. I am quite impressed by some of the work done so far! Please continue to work on your project. I will check in again tomorrow (Sat) at night to add on comments to new work done. =) Keep up the great work! 

Dear class,

Do not worry about the number of slides. I am ok if you exceed the slides limit. The reason for implementing the limit of slides in the first place was because I do not want you all to over-do and spend too much time on the research. Now that you have all came up with the basics on your slides, you may split up certain slides if it is too wordy or lack space for images.

Currently, I only have the PowerPoint from Groups 1, 3, 6, 7, 8 and 9. I have shared the PPT with you on google docs. Please give me some time to look through and leave my comments. Meanwhile, you may choose to improve and work on it.


Group 4 slides are incomplete, I only have a few slides in the thumbdrive given to me. I've shared it nevertheless, you may add in your slides to the google doc.

As for Group 2, I do not see any Project work files in the thumbdrive given to me.

So groups 2 and 5 , please e-mail your PowerPoint to me at chan_xiao_yan@moe.edu.sg 

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For those unfamiliar with google documents, simply follow the instructions below to work on your Project Work this weekend.

1) Go to MC-Online portal via this link: http://www.lead.com.sg/LEAD/login/lms_login.aspx

2) Scroll down and look out for the "Docs" under "Google Apps" on the navigation bar on the left.

3) You should now have a pop-up window. Click on "Shared with me" to see your group's PowerPoint I would have shared with you.

4) Click on your group's PowerPoint, you should be able to edit your slides and also view my comments.

The file would be named "SS Proj Work - Group ?", and it would be shared by me. Please do not access the file shared by your group mates.

In the event that you have trouble editing, you may wish to upgrade your browser or use Chrome browser to access the website.

Regards,
Miss Chan

Happy Birthday Nicholas!

Dear Nicholas, Happy Birthday to you! 

You're not getting older, you're getting better.

Love,

Miss Chan

Enrichment resumed

Dear all,

Please note that Enrichment lessons will resume this week, and the timings will be the same as Term 1. I will see you all for Math Enrichment tomorrow.

Regards,
Miss Chan

Happy Birthday Samantha!

Dear Samantha, Happy Birthday to you! 

Your best years are still ahead of you!

Love,

Miss Chan

Happy Birthday Chloe!

Dear Chloe, Happy Birthday to you! 

May you have all the joy your heart can hold, all the smiles a day can bring, all the blessings a life can unfold.

Love,

Miss Chan

Alphametics

An alphametic is a peculiar type of mathematical puzzle, in which a set of words is written down in the form of an ordinary addition working; and the letters of the alphabet represent a fixed number. 

A simple example:

    B B
+      I
______
 I  L L

would represent:

      9 9
+       1
______
   1 0 0

where I = 1, B = 9 and L = 0.

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You can try solving this next:

      A A
      A B
+    C A
_______
   A A A

I will release the answer in later blog posts. =)


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Want something more challenging? 

Try this famous first modern alphametic, published by the great puzzlist H.E. Dudeney in the July 1924 issue of Strand Magazine.

       S E N D
+    M O R E
___________
  M O N E Y

Can you solve it? There is only one unique solution!

The answer is in the link below, with more information on alphametics if you are interested in finding out more.

Source: http://www.cadaeic.net/alphas.htm

Happy Birthday Lin Min!

Dear Lin Min, Happy Birthday to you! 

May all the wishes and dreams you dream today turn to reality.

Love,

Miss Chan

Start of March Hols

Dear children,

Hope you are all enjoying your holidays~

Here are some links you may find useful for your project work:

http://app.nationalintegrationcouncil.org.sg/PublicationsandResources/PressRoom.aspx

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fb9kYrCIAKc

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For those who are interested in trying the puzzle, you may draw this into your Math Journals or just a piece of paper.

Math puzzle 1:

Fill in the circles and squares with numbers from 1 to 6. Use each number only once. The numbers in the circles are the sums of the numbers in the squares on both sides.

Regards,
Miss Chan

Project Work - Additional Slides

Dear Children,


On top of the slides guidelines I've provided for you, I would like you to include 2 more slides:

Slide 9: Member Contributions - Please indicate which member did which particular slide. For example:
Leader: Pupil A
Slide 1-2: Pupil B
Slide 3-4: Pupil A
Slide 5-6: Pupil C
Slide 7-9: Pupil D

Slide 10: Sources of information - Please list the sources you may have got your data or information from, be it a website, or news article (date of article). This is for copyright purposes. 


Please pass on the message to your group mates.


Regards,
Miss Chan

March Holidays

Dear children,

I hope everyone had fun at the Sports Carnival yesterday! It's really a pity I was not able to join all of you.

I believed you would have received your Math files through the relief teacher on Thursday. Please file neatly in order and let your parents sign on the content page. As Review 1 was with me, we shall file it in Term 2 instead.

There are assignments posted on the MC Online portal for you to do your revision too. However, MC Online portal is down for these 3 days, and will only be up and running on Tuesday, 19 March. Do log in after that.


Enjoy your holidays! I will be posting Math puzzles on the blog from time to time for you to enjoy!

Yours truly,
Miss Chan