Hi everyone, we are now into week 6 of Term 4. School is coming to an end and soon we will be going to separate classes next year.
We hope to continue this blog whenever we can to share our experiences with all our readers.
Quote of the day:
Continue your dreams and never give up!
An Eagle's View
Tuesday 22 October 2013
Sunday 11 August 2013
Bread Pudding
We made bread pudding during lifeskills today and it was a sell out!
What you need:
2 cups of milk = approx. 500ml
20 teaspoons of sugar
5 eggs (beaten)
2 teaspoons of vanilla essence
Grounded cinnamon to taste
1 large loaf of white bread
1 baking pan (We used a square one approximately 2 inches in depth)
Serves 6-8
First, we mixed the sugar, milk and eggs then vanilla essence in a bowl.
Next, we tore the bread into pieces and put them into the baking pan.
Once the bread fills up the whole baking pan, we placed the crust on the top.
Then, we poured the mixture into the pan of bread.
On the top we sprinkled grounded cinnamon and sugar.
Then we baked the bread pudding in the oven preheated at 175 degrees Celsius for 30-45 mins till it turns brown.
This was everyone's first time trying the bread pudding and we loved it. You can also add chocolate, raisins, fruits or nuts into the pudding to make it a different flavour.
Enjoy and hope you like it as much as we do.
Leave your comments below if you would like to share your experience with us.
What you need:
2 cups of milk = approx. 500ml
20 teaspoons of sugar
5 eggs (beaten)
2 teaspoons of vanilla essence
Grounded cinnamon to taste
1 large loaf of white bread
1 baking pan (We used a square one approximately 2 inches in depth)
Serves 6-8
First, we mixed the sugar, milk and eggs then vanilla essence in a bowl.
Next, we tore the bread into pieces and put them into the baking pan.
Once the bread fills up the whole baking pan, we placed the crust on the top.
Then, we poured the mixture into the pan of bread.
On the top we sprinkled grounded cinnamon and sugar.
Then we baked the bread pudding in the oven preheated at 175 degrees Celsius for 30-45 mins till it turns brown.
This was everyone's first time trying the bread pudding and we loved it. You can also add chocolate, raisins, fruits or nuts into the pudding to make it a different flavour.
Enjoy and hope you like it as much as we do.
Leave your comments below if you would like to share your experience with us.
Monday 29 July 2013
Outing to Meridien Primary School
Hello everyone, we just came back from our outing at Meridian Primary School.
The objective of this outing is to experience what recess is like in the mainstream primary school and to purchase food and drinks from the canteen stalls.
We walked about 600m with 8 kind volunteers who spent their morning with us. When we arrived there was a friendly teacher Mr Lew who led us to the canteen. All the wonderful smiles on the students greeted us warmly. They waved enthusiastically at us too!
We made purchases at the stalls, which isn't usually the case for our snack time as we have Auntie Chew to cook for us and prepare snack. We visited the library and had some time to browse the books. There was no air-conditioning in the library but there were more books compared to our reading lounge.
There was an eco garden and playground at the school where we also visited. It was a happy experience for us. We would love to visit them again soon. Thank you for the kind hospitality!
The objective of this outing is to experience what recess is like in the mainstream primary school and to purchase food and drinks from the canteen stalls.
We walked about 600m with 8 kind volunteers who spent their morning with us. When we arrived there was a friendly teacher Mr Lew who led us to the canteen. All the wonderful smiles on the students greeted us warmly. They waved enthusiastically at us too!
We made purchases at the stalls, which isn't usually the case for our snack time as we have Auntie Chew to cook for us and prepare snack. We visited the library and had some time to browse the books. There was no air-conditioning in the library but there were more books compared to our reading lounge.
There was an eco garden and playground at the school where we also visited. It was a happy experience for us. We would love to visit them again soon. Thank you for the kind hospitality!
Fish tank at Meridian Primary
Meridian field
Fitness corner / Playground
Courtyard
Basketball court
Top view of fish tank
Wee Kiat and Zoe
Chelia
Chelia and Sapana
With teacher from Meridian
Meridian building
Drink from the canteen
Monday 22 July 2013
Hail the royal baby!
Hello everyone,
After much anticipation, the royal baby has arrived! And a healthy 3.8kg baby boy! He will be the third in line to the throne after his father Duke of Cambridge and grandfather.
The baby's name is not known yet but he is the Prince of Cambridge. There are speculations that the favourite names are George and James. We are all eager to find out what the baby's name will be.
As of now, no pictures of the baby have been released to the public.
We are excited as we await more news about the baby boy, what his name will be and pictures in due time.
After much anticipation, the royal baby has arrived! And a healthy 3.8kg baby boy! He will be the third in line to the throne after his father Duke of Cambridge and grandfather.
The baby's name is not known yet but he is the Prince of Cambridge. There are speculations that the favourite names are George and James. We are all eager to find out what the baby's name will be.
As of now, no pictures of the baby have been released to the public.
We are excited as we await more news about the baby boy, what his name will be and pictures in due time.
Wednesday 17 July 2013
Favourite jokes Part 1
#1
What do you call a deer with no eyes?
No Idea!
#2
What do you call an alligator in a vest?
The investigator!
#3
Where do the cows go o watch their movie?
The moovies
#4
Knock Knock
Who's there?
Boo
Boo who?
Don't need to cry!
#5
What does the computer mouse say when you click on it?
Squeak!
What do you call a deer with no eyes?
No Idea!
#2
What do you call an alligator in a vest?
The investigator!
#3
Where do the cows go o watch their movie?
The moovies
#4
Knock Knock
Who's there?
Boo
Boo who?
Don't need to cry!
#5
What does the computer mouse say when you click on it?
Squeak!
Tuesday 16 July 2013
Things we enjoy doing with our familiesI
I like to spend the day outdoors with my family at the park or beach. - Teacher Jasmine
I like to go shopping with my family - Si Pei
I like to spend time at my grandma's place with my cousins - Zoe
Having a staycation with my family - Wee Kiat
I like to have meals with my family - Chelia
I like to go for picnics at East Coast Park with my family - Muhd
I like to spend time with my family and chat together - Xiu Ling
I like to go on holidays with my family - Jing Ying
I like to do household chores with my mother - Sapana
What do you like to do with your family? Leave your comment below!
I like to go shopping with my family - Si Pei
I like to spend time at my grandma's place with my cousins - Zoe
Having a staycation with my family - Wee Kiat
I like to have meals with my family - Chelia
I like to go for picnics at East Coast Park with my family - Muhd
I like to spend time with my family and chat together - Xiu Ling
I like to go on holidays with my family - Jing Ying
I like to do household chores with my mother - Sapana
What do you like to do with your family? Leave your comment below!
Labels:
beach,
chat,
family,
holiday,
household chores,
meals,
outdoors,
park,
picnic,
shopping,
Singapore,
staycation
Monday 15 July 2013
50 Things to do without gadgets in Singapore
In this modern world of gadgets, we brainstormed 50 things to do without the use of gadgets or electricity. Here are the things we came up with. If you have more to add do write in the comments. Thanks for reading!
1. Read a book
2. Having a face to face chat with family and friends
3. Making handicrafts
4. Going for a walk/jog
5. Playing a song on the guitar
6. Play board games
7. Cleaning the house
8. Do fitness exercises
9. Writing a story/journal
10. Do a jigsaw puzzle
11. Grow a plant
12. Go cycling
13. Go swimming
14. Sand play, build sand castles
15. Sort recyclables and non-recyclable materials for recycling
16. Go to Haw Par Villa
17. Pray with your family
18. Go hiking at Bukit Timah hill
19. Go camping at the beach
20. Organise a barbecue party
21. Have a picnic at the park
22. Visit Road Safety Park
23. Spend time with siblings, nieces or nephews
24. Listen to grandfather/grandmother's story of lives in the past
25. Pick up litter around your neighbourhood
26. Be a volunteer for neighbourhood patrol
27. Fly a kite
28. Colour a picture
29. Make your own lantern
30. Draw a picture
31. Play card games
32. Visit a relative or friend
33. Make thank you cards for your family and friends
34. Make a savings plan
35. Tidy your wardrobe and pack old clothes for giveaway
36. Invite neighbours over for a pot luck party
37. Stroll along the beach
38. Make clay figurines
39. Resolve conflict with family and friends
40. Sing!
41. Learn a dance
42. Call your parents
43. Write a song from the heart
44. Collect seashells
45. Watch the aeroplanes fly
46. Look at clouds go by
47. Keep a pet
48. Go grocery shopping
49. Go window shopping
50. Putting up festive decorations at home or at work
1. Read a book
2. Having a face to face chat with family and friends
3. Making handicrafts
4. Going for a walk/jog
5. Playing a song on the guitar
6. Play board games
7. Cleaning the house
8. Do fitness exercises
9. Writing a story/journal
10. Do a jigsaw puzzle
11. Grow a plant
12. Go cycling
13. Go swimming
14. Sand play, build sand castles
15. Sort recyclables and non-recyclable materials for recycling
16. Go to Haw Par Villa
17. Pray with your family
18. Go hiking at Bukit Timah hill
19. Go camping at the beach
20. Organise a barbecue party
21. Have a picnic at the park
22. Visit Road Safety Park
23. Spend time with siblings, nieces or nephews
24. Listen to grandfather/grandmother's story of lives in the past
25. Pick up litter around your neighbourhood
26. Be a volunteer for neighbourhood patrol
27. Fly a kite
28. Colour a picture
29. Make your own lantern
30. Draw a picture
31. Play card games
32. Visit a relative or friend
33. Make thank you cards for your family and friends
34. Make a savings plan
35. Tidy your wardrobe and pack old clothes for giveaway
36. Invite neighbours over for a pot luck party
37. Stroll along the beach
38. Make clay figurines
39. Resolve conflict with family and friends
40. Sing!
41. Learn a dance
42. Call your parents
43. Write a song from the heart
44. Collect seashells
45. Watch the aeroplanes fly
46. Look at clouds go by
47. Keep a pet
48. Go grocery shopping
49. Go window shopping
50. Putting up festive decorations at home or at work
Labels:
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chat,
clean,
exercises,
fitness,
grow,
guitar,
handicrafts,
jigsaw puzzle,
jog,
journal,
read,
Singapore,
song,
things to do,
walk,
without gadgets,
write
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