If you have problems teaching your kid(s) how to pass or excel in Spelling, you may like to let them learn it through some simply yet innovative methods.
Your child will learn Spelling (in English) or "Ting Xie" in Chinese (听写) in interesting and less painful manner.
Course fee:
Primary 1 $60 for every 4 sessions
Primary 2 $70 for every 4 sessions
Primary 3 $80 for every 4 sessions
Primary 4 $90 for every 4 sessions
Primary 5-6 $ 100 for every 4 sessions
Parents may also attend the session with the child by paying $25 per session each.
Registration fee:
$10 for each participant
Learning material and other notes fee:
$5 for every 4 sessions
Venue:
INNO HANDS-ON Learning Studio
at
Blk 81 Tiong Poh Road
Tiong Bahru Estate
Singapore 160081
Morning Sessions:
Tuesday and Thursday
8.30am to 10.00am
Afternoon Sessions
Monday, Wednesday and Friday:
4.00pm to 5.30pm
Notes:
There will be no lessons on Public Holidays.
Some sessions may be re-scheduled, students who signed up for the class will be informed if there is any changes one week in advance.
For more details, email or contact Ms Dexterine Ho at:
smho@pmail.ntu.edu.sg
or
dexterine@yahoo.com
Hp: 9660 4692
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Gift Wrapping for the Seasons
Inno Hands-on Workshop: Gift Wrapping for the Seasons
Want to impress your customers, friends and love ones with innovative and creative wrapping ideas that you can learn within hours and apply easily?
Attend a 3 hours "INNO HANDS-ON Workshop on Gift Wrapping for the Seasons" and learn from Ms Dexterine Ho many innovative and creative gift wrapping ideas.
Learn to dress up your personal gifts for this season and impress your friends and loved ones.
INNO HANDS-ON is offering a 3 hours workshop just in time for the season!
The workshop last only 3 hours (in the one morning or afternoon), and within these 3 hours, you will learn many innovative and creative gift wrapping ideas from Dexterine Ho who taught gift wrapping since 1990s for corporate clients like:
IRBD (International Relations and Business Development) of Temasek Polytechnic,
Bvlgary Singapore, Hilly Singapore Pte Ltd , NTUC Staff, MRT Staff recreation Club, NIE Staff Recreation Club,
NUS Extramural Studies
This workshop will enable you to design your own gift wrap and learning the creative art of gift wrapping through innovative hands-on experience.
Not only that the gift wrapping ideas is interesting, innovative and creative, most of them are designed with Green thought in mind and may be recycled!
Inno Hands-on Workshop: Gift Wrapping for the seasons
Duration: 3 Hours
Minimum: 20 participants
Course fee: $60 inclusive of all wrapping materials, excluding gift items
Course outline
*How to wrap gift in boxes of all shapes:
--square, rectangular or cylinder shapes
*How to dress up your wine bottles
*How to wrap soft toys or soft items without using boxes
*How to make ribbon bows to enhance your gift wrapping
*How to make roses from wrapper and dress up your gift
*How to design gift wrapping that can be recycled and keep the world green
The workshop will be conducted at your organisation, office or at your staff club. Professional association and institutions of higher learning are also welcome!
For more details, email Ms Dexterine Ho Soo Miang at:
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Learning Support magazine
Learning Support for teaching assistants in primary schools
Learning Support at http://www.learningsupport.co.uk/index.html
An UK magazine for teaching assistants, has a free download of the first part of a guide to making displays. It is a basic but useful guide for first-timer.
In UK, teaching assistants in primary schools play a vital role in supporting children's learning and wellbeing. Learning Support magazine for primary school teaching assistants, bringing them the information, ideas and resources they need in schools. The magazine in general looks quite good, with interesting and informative articles.
Visit
http://usefulwiki.com/displays/2007-04-23/learning-support-magazine/
for a comprehensive review of the magazine.
Learning Support at http://www.learningsupport.co.uk/index.html
An UK magazine for teaching assistants, has a free download of the first part of a guide to making displays. It is a basic but useful guide for first-timer.
In UK, teaching assistants in primary schools play a vital role in supporting children's learning and wellbeing. Learning Support magazine for primary school teaching assistants, bringing them the information, ideas and resources they need in schools. The magazine in general looks quite good, with interesting and informative articles.
Visit
http://usefulwiki.com/displays/2007-04-23/learning-support-magazine/
for a comprehensive review of the magazine.
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