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Khamis, 21 Januari 2010

FOOD CHAIN


Every participant in an ecosystem has an important part to play and if one becomes more dominant than the others, the ecosystem can develop problems.

We'll start with the producers. These are living things which take the non living matter from the environment, such as minerals and gases and uses them to support life. 


1)Green plants are considered producers and the are at the beginning of the food chain.
Next are the consumers. These living things need the producers to be their food. 

2)Animals who eat plants are called herbivores. They are considered consumers and are next in the food chain. 


3)Animals and people who eat both animals and plants are called omnivores, and they are also part of the consumer piece of the ecosystem. 

4)Animals who eat other animals are called carnivores. They also considered consumers and are a link farther along on the food chain since they need the herbivores for their food.

4)Animals and people who eat both animals and plants are called omnivores, and they are also part of the consumer piece of the ecosystem.

5)Finally, the last part of the ecosystem is the decomposers. These are the living things which feed off dead plants and animals and reduce their remains to minerals and gases again. Examples are fungi, like mushrooms, and bacteria.
                                                     

I love snail and love eating snail. It is very delicious.
Snail can be found every where in Langkawi Island. Being surrounded by sea, sea snail is very famous to Langkawian. Fresh water snail also very famous over here and can get very easily. 
 
HERE IS A SIMPLE FOOD CHAIN OF SNAIL FOUND IN WATER.








START
The plant grows using energy from the sun. 
 The plant is eaten by pond snails.
 
The plants and the pond snails are eaten by fish.
The fish are eaten by birds. 
Here are a few more living things that you might find in a garden, connected together as a food web.



The shell of a snail is made up of calcium carbonate. The shell becomes very strong and remains that way as long as the snail consumes a diet that is full of calcium. Without it the shell will start to crack. Since the rest of the body is very soft and slimy, they must have a hard shell if they are going to survive the elements in the world around them.

The parts of the snail are described below




I live in Kampung Bakau (Mangrove Village), 2 km from Kuah, the main town in Langkawi.  My house is actually surrounded by sea water twice a day when the sea water tide is high. Usually at 12 am and 12 noon but sometimes it varies a few hours. When the tide is low, we have a large field in front of our house. I used to play football with my brothers. When the tide is high, our house is just in the middle of a big blue-green salty lake. Incredible and amazing life!! There are lots of sea snails hanging at the mangrove trees. Just pluck them and cook.

When the tide is low....


The sea water starts to surround my house


When the tide is high...I love swimming and fishing . The water is so crystal clear.




MUD SNAIL:
This time I want to show you the mud snail. These snails leave in the mud and it taste really good. It is quite expensive if you buy at market. I am lucky to get it for free. Come I show you to the location.



This is part of Kampung Bakau( Mangrove Village). I will show you the way to mud snail habitat.



I have to walk through a big field of mangrove shrubs before reaching the location.


At last....this is the habitat of mud snail.


The snails are every where, just pick them up

You can see them clearly on the mud......

You can get 2 kg of mud snails  within a few minutes if you are fast enough. The current price at market is RM 10 per kilo.


The mud snails are ready to be cook after washed several time.



At last....the snails are ready to be eaten. We  called this dishes is GULAI LEMAK SIPUT.


Nutritional composition of raw snails (per 100 grams of edible portion) is:

- Energy (kcal): 80.5
- Water (g): 79
- Protein (g): 16
- Available carbohydrates (g): 2
- Fibres (g): 0
- Fat (g): 1
- Magnesium (mg): 250
- Calcium (mg): 170
- Iron (mg): 3.5
- Vitamin C (mg): 0



Recipes: Snail kebab



Snail farming: pros and cons of the business

raising snails advantages disadvantagesSo you want to start a snail farming business, huh? Well, let me tell you, you have set eyes on a exciting and profitable type of business.

However, before you make any big decision you must be aware of the pros and cons of snail farming.

Pros of snail farming

  • Snails have a great demand.
  • Snail farming has a bright future
  • As long as responsible snail raising and consumption continues, the high demand of snails will rest assured.
  • Nowadays there is a huge concern about eating natural and healthy.
  • Other meats have nothing on snails
  • The great quality and nutritional value of snail meat can compete with poultry, pork and beef.
  • Snails reproduce in large quantities and adapt to most climates
  • Feeding snails is cheap and easy
  • Snail food is mostly vegetables. To make them grow larger, there are low-cost wholesale flours enriched with calcium.

Cons of snail farming

Lack of acknowledge on
  • Raising snails: understanding their biology and conditions they need.
  • Laws and regulations on your country regarding to the raise, sell, export and import of snails.
  • How to start a business of this kind.
  • Dealing with middlemen.

Snail slime is not what you think

There is a lot of hype surrounding snail slime. It is heavily marketed as the greatest natural wonder for skin care and rejuvenation. Although there is proven scientific evidence of the properties of snail slime, there are many detractors of the snail slime products.

First, we have to make the difference between snail slime and snail secretion. The slime is the fluid the snail uses to slide and that has no healthy quality for human beings whilst the snail secretion that can help delay skin aging and repair it, among other properties. Snails produce this secretion with the merely purpose to defend themselves from environmental aggressions.

Skin creams with repairing and antioxidant properties must have been manufactured with “snail secretion”, obtained through stimulation such as radiation or mechanical stress, and not with the snail slime for sliding.
It’s proven that legitimate snail products can produce a gradual reduction of fine and deep wrinkles, improves aged skin and hydrates it. It works in two ways: it stimulates collagen production and elastin, the skin components that repair skin aging; and reduces damages produced by free radicals, responsible of



Sea snails amazing benefits

Scaly-foot sea snail (Crysomallon squamiferum)
There is no doubt that snail slime has plenty of qualities like curing pain. Snail slime contains chemical products that allows them to catch their preys when they bite them. Researchers at Queensland University, Australia, have used it to develop an oral medication to ease the most severe cases of pain with an efficacy as similar to morphine’s. 
Snail medication creates no addiction and is required in small doses to work. After proving these effects, scientists used to relive pain in humans. At first it had to be injected directly onto the spine, with a limited usage.
In its oral form, snail slime gets to ease the severe pain as the one suffered by people with a peripheral neuropathy, in much more smaller doses than the regular medications used to treat this condition, and with no risk of addiction.
Another amazing quality of sea snails is the strength of their shells. According to the MIT, the shell of the Crysomallon squamiferum snail (that lives in the Indic Ocean) is so resistant that it can be used to as base to make shields for soldiers and to improve of military vehicle armour. 
Familiarly called scaly-foot snail, the shell of this gastropod is different from any other natural shell. It has three layers, able to divide the energy that could weaken or fracture it. This makes of it the strongest of protection.


Snails under stress

Not only snail breeders can get stressed out about their snail farms, but snails themselves can suffer stress too. Very snail breeder knows how delicate the process of raising snails is since they need specific humidity and temperature conditions.
The farm conditions must be the best, since they are very small animals, plastic containers and pet carriers seem like a good first solution. Snails do not feel comfortable when they are so close to each other. Cold water also causes them stress. A sponge helps create a humid space.
During the stress phase snails segregate a substance –its reaction towards external aggressions- in order to obtain the famous "snail slime” that is used to elaborate cosmetic products. 
Snails go under a registered physical stress procedure of rotation that “makes no harm” to the snails. Ten snails are needed to produce 4 mm of the snail beauty products.



How to get snails ready for cooking



How to breed land snails

Breeding land snails is not a hard task, but it does take time and patience. However, you can have a clear scope of snail breeding through this easy-to-read article, where I explain the process step by step.Understanding land snails
Snails are ‘vegetarians’, they love lettuce leaves, carrots, cucumber and legumes. They have told us they are hermaphrodites, they do not neat a partner for reproduction, but in order to preserve the specie, snails require a partner to copulate.
Materials
• Plastic aquarium for transportation.
• Manual water sprinkler.
• Sponge or rag.
• Pebbles holes.
• Cactus flowerpot.
• Soil (humus, you can get it at any gardener’s shop).
• Ashtray or small plastic box.
Building process
First phase
Clean up the terrarium with regular soap and plenty of water, be thorough to get rid of the minimum debris, and dry it well.
Prepare the substrate by scattering a 2-inch-high humus layer on the bottom of the terrarium. Fix the soil with your hands –not very hard – in a way it looks like the soil out there, not a flat as a carpet.
Second phase
Make a trough with the cactus flowerpot, but since snails have no mouth to drink with, you have to help them out -especially when they are babies because that is the first or second thing they do once they are born- with a sponge or a plate to moisten them. Be careful the water does not evaporate. You can place the flowerpot half buried on a corner so the land snails do not turn it over.
Third phase
Place the pebbles on the soil, leaving a free corner for the ashtray and the plastic box, in which you will out gravel or any rock for balance, so it does not turn over when the snails eat.
Fourth phase
Moisten the soil mildly with the water sprinkler every night or every two nights since snails are night creatures and seek for food when they feel moist around.
Collecting
The best locations for collecting snails are cities with green areas, in a day that is about to rain or where it has rained already, because that is the time when land snails come out.
Make sure to collect snails of about the same size, other wise the reproduction will not be fertile enough. Pick no more than 6 to 8 snails, those are necessary to start a decent snail farm with the right care.
Feeding
For feeding snails you have to keep in mind their ‘vegetarian status’, therefore you will have to feed them with lettuce, carrots, cucumber and aromatic plants as laurel. You can also give them old bread (in good condition) or calcium-rich cuttlebone, necessary for shell formation.

Maintenance
Snail maintenance is not big deal; you have to change their food once a week to prevent rotting, and give them a monthly-bath with lukewarm water in case they present fungi.
Important: be careful with baby snails, their shells are very fragile.


Snail slime as a beauty product

One of the reasons why snail farming is so profitable these days is because of its slime. That’s right; snail slime is used in the manufacturing of skin care and skin beauty products as the famosue "snail cream".

Medicinal properties of snail’s slime are known from Ancient times. It was used as syrup for cough and ulcers. But in the late 20th century as snail farming grew for culinary use, they were discovered the skin regenerating effects it had in snail farm workers for healing their wounds and the smoothness for their hands. Snail has, among other properties, regenerating its very own tissues and shell.

The slime of the Helix Aspersa specie is the one used for the beauty industry to prevent as to treat skin problems such as:

• Acné
• Warts
• Cellulites
• Scars
• Stretch marks
• Wrinkles
• Skin blemishes
• Wounds
• Burns

Dermatologists and pharmaceutics guarantee the efficacy of snail slime, but warn that for beauty products made of it to have antioxidant en regenerating properties; the slime must have been extracted when snails are stressed out.


Snail eggs, the white caviar

Snail eggs are known as white caviar, it’s a product gaining more acceptance and, demand, especially among gourmets. The fact that main chef are using snail eggs in their cooking has allowed this snail product to gain select and exclusive status. Moreover, the price has incredibly risen; half a pound of white caviar can cost up to $2100 in the European market.

After the mating of snails and the necessary time before starting snail spawning, snail breeders try to force the laying of eggs in boxes full with very fine soil, of which every grain is no bigger than 2mm of diameter.

Snails dig holes of 1.6 inches deep in these boxes, laying an average of 150 up to 200 eggs. After this, it only takes gathering them and sieving each box. Snail eggs have a longer diameter than the soil’s grains. The next process is an exhaustive cleaning and keeping them in brine in a temperature between 23 Fº and 28.2 Fº.

Every snail egg laid weighs 3.6 grams, which means, in order to obtain a pound of white caviar it takes over 44 000 eggs from the spawning of 550 snails that obviously makes white caviar quite expensive.

Who have the change to taste white caviar affirm is a true delicacy and has great versatility in cooking. If we ever get lucky to try it, we definitely won’t miss it. Have you ever has the pleasure of trying snail eggs, yet?

source:
 http://snail-farming.blogspot.com/



Khamis, 14 Januari 2010

WEEK 6 OF HOMESCHOOLING

Surprisingly...It is already six weeks passed by and FCU HOMESCHOOLING is keep on progressing. Do I enjoy my homeschooling? Telling you the truth....I enjoy every minute of my homeschooling. Why not ? First of all, I don't have to hurry every morning in order to reach my school at time. After having my breakfast, my class starts at 7.30 in the morning. During my recess time, again I am free to go to the kitchen for my food and drink. My mom always prepares my favourite. By 1.30 pm my class totally ends. 

My teachers? They are all good and patient enough to answer all my questions. Homework? Horray....the HEAD OF FCU HOMESCHOOLING said that........no homework for me!! How about CHESS CLASS? Everyday at three in the afternoon till Asar time. After Asar prayer......it is my time of the day. All FCU guys are on the field for game. Right now...we are concentrating on sepak raga. Football, softball and bowling are also our favourite.





WEEK 6


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Isnin, 4 Januari 2010

FCU HOMESCHOOLING EXAM WEEK!!!!

( GUIDANCE CORNER)
It had been a month since FCU launched its homeschooling programme. Everything is going on smoothly. Thanks to our dedicated teachers and credit to our beloved students ie. Tajrid, Hafidz, Afiqah and Afiq for being so intentionly follow all the schedule that being set by our dear staffs. 

These four most valuable assets are the first generation in this homeschooling era. FCU will keep on updates all the programmes in homeschooling from time to time in order to achive our targets. Of course.....knowing The Mighty Creator and ourselves are the top priority of all. We follow the public school syllabus closely besides all the comprehensive exercises from the selected work books. 

Getting grade A in all subjects is not our main target since we are more to developing distinct character in every of our students. Guiding and encouraging them to explore anything within their interest which is unique from one to another are the guidelines in any of our homeschooling education.

Today is our exam week for Tajrid and Hafidz. Most of the subjects had cover two chapters ahead compare to the public school since we started one month early. 

GOOD LUCK TO BOTH OF THEM.....!!!

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FCU READING DAY



Last Saturday, 2nd of January 2010, FCU launched its READING DAY. We officially choose every saturday as our leisure day, free from any official work, even surfing internet except for business and just hanging with books for the whole day.

The day started with a bright cheerful morning. Just after doing our weekly cleaning, everybody was engrossed with their reading materials. Of course, novels were the main chosen materials. At last after so long, our dozens novel collection become the favourite search!! Actually we can read anything, any books as far as it is in english. It is one of the effort to improve  our english besides to develop reading culture within FCU members. Inorder to create a cool relax mood, most of the music roomed our living room were mainly jazz and some instrumental hits.

Since we just started our READING DAY, the scene of everybody busy with their reading material filled up every favourite corner of the house!!!.
GOOD WORK FCU........ 
May Allah bless the effort.



So relax...Reading on the hanging bridge in fcu garden.


 Deeply absorbed in the reading material.




 What a place to choose. Anywhere ...as far as you can concentrate!!


Rabu, 30 Disember 2009

CHAPTER 2: TRAVEL AND ADVENTURES

ENGLISH SUBJECT:


(GUIDANCE CORNER)


"Kina Balu from Pinokok Valley" - lithograph published in 1862


The highest mountain in Southeast Asia that is 4,101 metres (13,455 ft) from the sea level.

Tales 

There are two stories that led to the main beliefs in the origin of the mountain's name.

1)The first derivation of the word Kinabalu is extracted from the short form for the Kadazan Dusun word 'Aki Nabalu', meaning "the revered place of the dead".

2)The second source states that the name "Kinabalu" actually means "Cina Balu" (which would fully mean "A Chinese Widow"). Due to the lingual influence among the Kadazan Dusun of Sabah, the pronunciation for the word "cina" (chee-na) was changed to "Kina" (kee-na).
It was told that a Chinese prince, was cast away to Borneo when his ship sank in the middle of the South China Sea. He was subsequently rescued by the natives from a nearby village. As he recovered, he was slowly accepted as one of the people of the village. Eventually, he fell in love with a local woman, and married her. Years went by, and he started to feel homesick. So he asked permission from his newly-found family to go back to China to visit his parents (the Emperor and Empress of China). To his wife, he promised that as soon as he was done with his family duties in China, he would come back to Borneo to take her and their children back to China.
When he made his return to China, he was given a grand welcome by his family. However, to his dismay, his parents disagreed with him about taking his Bornean wife back to China. Worse, they told him that he was already betrothed to a princess of a neighbouring kingdom. Having no choice (due to high respect towards his parents), he obeyed with a heavy heart.
Meanwhile, back in Borneo, his wife grew more and more anxious. Eventually, she decided that she will wait for her husband's ship. However, since the village was situated far away from the coast, she couldn't afford to come to the shore and wait for him daily. Instead she decided to climb to the top of the highest mountain near her village, so that she could have a better view of the ships sailing in the South China Sea. Thus, she was then seen climbing up the mountain at every sunrise, returning only at night to attend to her growing children.
Eventually her efforts took their toll. She fell ill, and died at the top of the cold mountain while waiting for her husband. The spirit of the mountain, having observed her for years, was extremely touched by her loyalty towards her husband. Out of admiration for this woman, the spirit of the mountain turned her into a stone. Her face was made to face the South China Sea, so that she could wait forever for her dear husband's return.
The people in her hometown who heard about this were also gravely touched by this. Thus, they decided to name the mountain "Kinabalu" in remembrance of her. To them, the mountain is a symbol of the everlasting love and loyalty that should be taken as a good example by women.
Local legend among the people of Ranau, a district in Sabah, has it that St. John's Peak was the stone which her body was turned into.

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Isnin, 28 Disember 2009

JUNGLE TRACKING TO GUNUNG RAYA


On 18th of December 2009, I and my family went to Gunung Raya through Tangga Helang Seribu Kenangan.  
Gunung Raya is the highest peak in Langkawi Island
......Everybody is concentrating on the briefing given by our GM (my father).









The starting point at Lubuk Sembilang......
Everybody was so energetic and full with positive mind.."We Can Do It !!!"

What a beautiful morning~"~











About 4,212 steps of Tangga Helang Seribu Kenangan.

........Still a long way to the peak!











The significant building.....at the peak of Gunung Raya.

What a beautiful scenery and the weather was so chilly. We could not see things clearly due to the fog around us.











ALHAMDULILLAH. 
All the praise to The Mighty God.

At last....All of us were on the peak of Gunung Raya.

BRAVO!!....BRAVO.....!!!






Surrounded by my big brothers...
Geng Of Red!!


Gunung Raya is our family favourite place.
This was not my first time reaching the peak.
Since I was small...I think...
many times already.


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WHAT IS THE BENEFIT OF HOME SCHOOLING?


(GUIDANCE CORNER)
  1.  Your children will become much closer and form lasting bonds with their parents and siblings.
     
  2. It is usually much more efficient than public schools because schedules can be more flexible and tailored to complement the individual needs and activities of your child and the home.

  3. Costs of home schooling are much cheaper than paying for public education with all its "hidden" extras.

  4. You, the parent, have greater, if not full, control of your child's curriculum and textbooks that will be used to study from. This is important if you hope to screen out "secular humanism" (Man is God philosophy) and "evolutionary" atheistic doctrines from your child's training.

  5. You get to save money on daily travelling expenses to school, board, fees, etc. This money can be put towards building a better life for your child.

  6. Another benefit of home schooling seldom thought about but equally important is the fact that your child has much more freedom: Freedom from fear, freedom from failing, freedom to go at one's own pace.

  7. An important benefit of home schooling is that it builds self-esteem and leads to improved academic performance. Your kids will likely be well ahead of their public school counterparts.

  8. School can actually be fun again.

  9. It only takes a few hours a day. It's efficient! You will save time.

  10. Home education allows you, the parent, to customize the curriculum to meet the needs of your child.

  11. Another benefit of home schooling is that it can start and stop at any time, and is totally flexible and accommodating to the needs of your family unit. Travel, recreational, and educational opportunities are easy to take advantage of when they occur

source:
http://www.home-schooling-r-us.com

Isnin, 21 Disember 2009

FRIENDS OR FOES


FRIEND BACTERIA:

Some microorganisms can be very useful in our daily lives.
Examples of food that used good microorganisms in their production:

1)Tapai (Yeast being added)
2)Bread (Yeast being added)
3)Tempeh (Yeast being added)
4)Yogurt ( Bacteria being added)
5)Cheese (Bacteria being added)
6)Antibiotic (Fungi being added)

HOW TO MAKE YOGURT AT HOME



HOW TO MAKE TEMPEH AT HOME




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TRAVEL AND ADVENTURES


(GUIDANCE CORNER)

Sabah is located at the northern tip Borneo, the world's third largest island. It has a long coastline washed by the South China Sea on the west and the Celebes Sea on the east. It has some of the most beautiful beaches and islands in the world. Sabah is known as " The Land Below The Wind"...........................................

Emphasize on:
1) Reading
2) Understanding
3) Spelling


            


                   THE CAPITAL OF SABAH IS KOTA KINABALU 
                         



THE KADAZANDUSUN. 
ONE OF 30 DIFFERENT ETHNIC GROUPS IN SABAH









ORANG-UTAN THAT CAN ONLY BE FOUND IN BORNEO.
ORANG-UTAN SANCTUARY AT SEPILOK NEAR SANDAKAN.





THE RAFFLESIA, THE LARGEST FLOWER IN THE WORLD CAN BE FOUND HERE AS WELL.



 MOUNT KINABALU IS THE HIGHEST PEAK IN SOUTH EAST ASIA
 

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FAMILY FIRST

Writing an essay for this week.

The first paragraphs.....

I love my family,
Everyone including me,
My dad, my mum and brother Tajrid,
Sister Intan and also my niece and nephew (Afiqah and Afiq).........



The last paragraphs......

I love everyones in my family.
We have strengthnd unity,
Each one needs the other,
Together, forever and ever.

Emphasize on..1) Reading
                         2) Spelling
                         3) Understanding the essay



Isnin, 14 Disember 2009

MICROORGANISMS


I learnt about bacteria, protozoa, fungi and yeast. What fascinated me the most was the yeast. My mother said that lots of thing we can do with yeast. I have a plan to make tapai oneday. Yummy....tapai pulut is my favourite. My mother also said that tapioca also can be make a tapai. This is something new to me because I never eat it.

BACTERIA SEEN UNDER MICROSCOPE















                                                                          THE INTERNAL SECTION OF THE BACTERIA


















 DIFFERENT TYPES OF BACTERIA

 
  

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Sabtu, 12 Disember 2009

FCU HOMESCHOOLING TIMETABLE

THE STAFF

HAFIDZ'S TEACHERS:
1-MR. DIN----------------------ENGLISH TEACHER
2-MR. MUSA------------------BAHASA TEACHER
3-MR. MUHAMMAD------SCIENCE TEACHER
4-MR. FAIZ--------------------MATH TEACHER
5-MR. AZLAN----------------WRITTING TEACHER

TAJRID'S TEACHERS:
1-MR. DIN------------------------ENGLISH TEACHER
2-MADAME ROH---------------------GEO TEACHER
3-MR. ISA------------------------MATH TEACHER
4-MADAME SUN--------------HISTORY TEACHER
5-MADAME ROH-------------SCIENCE TEACHER
6-MADAME COACH---------KEMAHIRAN HIDUP
7-MADAME ROH---------------------BAHASA
8-MR.NORDIN-----------------RELIGION

AFIQAH'S TEACHER:
1-MADAME NUR-----------------------------MATH
2-MADAME SUN-----------------------------ENGLISH AND GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
3-MADAME ROH----------------------------BAHASA AND MANDARIN
4-MADAME COACH------------------------CREATIVITY AND RELIGION
5-MADAME ROH AND COACH----------PIANO


DECEMBER 2009








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Rabu, 9 Disember 2009

AYAT TUNGGAL DAN AYAT MAJMUK


Hari ini cikgu Musa mengajar saya tentang membina ayat tunggal dan ayat majmuk. Seronok juga dapat bina berbagai jenis ayat. Seronok homeschooling ni.... kerana tak ada kerja rumah. Saya habis belajar pada pukul satu tengahari. Simpan buku dalam beg dan esok pula baru buka beg pada pukul tujuh setengah pagi. Sepanjang petang dan malam saya bebas untuk teroka ilmu luar daripada kurikulum sekolah.
Sebenarnya jadual saya bermula selepas subuh iaitu baca Al-Quran. Selepas itu saya mandi dan makan pagi. Tujuh setengah pagi .....kelas bermula!!! CAYO-CAYO......

AYAT TUNGGAL:
1)Ayah suka membaca buku sambil mendengar radio.
2)Emak suka membaca buku sambil mendengar radio.

AYAT MAJMUK:
1) Ayah dan emak suka membaca buku sambil mendengar radio.


AYAT TUNGGAL:
1)Fahmi suka bermain bola.
2)Abang Fahmi suka bermain bola.

AYAT MAJMUK:

1)Fahmi dan abangnya suka bermain bola.


(GUIDANCE CORNER)



FCUHOMESCHOOLING baru sahaja memulakan sessi pembelajaran setelah membuat permohonan secara rasmi kepada Kementerian Pelajaran Malaysia. Pada ketika ini kebanyakan pelajar sekolah tengah bercuti. Hafidz dan Tajrid tidak pula merungut kerana terpaksa memulakan pembelajaran. Semangat mereka tinggi terutamanya alam homeschool ini sangat baru kepada mereka. Mereka sudah bersedia untuk meninggalkan alam persekolahan biasa dengan semangat yang lebih tinggi untuk betul-betul maju ke depan.

Sememangnya pertukaran yang drastik ini meninggalkan kesan yang mendalam kepada jiwa anak-anak sekiranya kita tidak pandai menerang kedudukan sebenar. Mereka sudah ada dunia tersendiri di alam persekolahan yang sudah bertahun mereka ceburi sejak darjah satu lagi. Kawan-kawan juga banyak mempengaruhi kehidupan mereka di samping segala aktiviti sekolah yang memang seronok. Saya ada terbaca beberapa kisah homeschool luar negara dimana anak-anak menghadapi masaalah penyesuaian setelah berhenti persekolahan biasa dan belajar di rumah.

Kami telah membuat persediaan awal dengan memberi tarbiyah kepada kedua-dua Hafidz dan Tajrid.
Banyak kebaikan yang mereka perolehi dari homeschool dan sesuai dengan personaliti mereka yang tidak suka dikongkong dengan peraturan.

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Homeschool membuat mereka lebih kreatif kerana mereka tidak dibebani dengan kerja sekolah.

Homeschool memberi peluang kepada mereka untuk memilih sendiri cara belajar dan bila mereka ingin belajar. Mereka juga bebas untuk memilih subjek tambahan yang mereka minati selain pelajaran asas. Pendek kata, pembelajaran menjadi begitu seronok dan mereka juga bebas untuk berhenti apabila mereka rasa bosan dan menyambungnya di waktu yang lain.

Selasa, 8 Disember 2009

ASCENDING AND DESCENDING

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Arrange the number in ascending order.
345, 687, 456, 264, 432, 685, 436, 289

Answer:
264, 289, 345, 432, 436, 456, 685, 687

WORK:
Arrange the number in descending order.
837, 399, 238, 946, 628, 957, 265, 848

Answer:


Arrange the number in ascending order.
 515, 541, 745, 215, 875, 167, 349, 164

 Answer:


Arrange the number in descending order.
656, 807, 541, 265, 416, 556, 799, 414

Answer:

DEAR READERS!!
YOUR POSITIVE COMMENTS ARE HIGHLY APPRECIATED.
♥♥♥ FCU MALAYSIAN HOMESCHOOL
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Isnin, 7 Disember 2009

FCU OFFICIALLY STARTS ITS HOMESCHOOLING TODAY

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It is a day in FCU's homeschooling history.

The class starts at 7.30 a.m. Just half an hour late than the public school time table.It is a bright shining morning and the class ends at one o'clock in the afternoon. CAYO..CAYO....


My big brother, Tajrid is also homeschooling and will sit for PMR in 2010.
Hey..works  for your straight As....bro!!!















Thanks to all my dear teachers:
-Mr. Faiz is my Math teacher
-Mr. Din is my English teacher
-Mr. Musa is my Bahasa teacher
-Mr. Azlan is my Penulisan teacher

Mr. Musa is teaching me Bahasa Malaysia. He always made me smile during his class.



During Mr. Azlan's class. Beside me is my niece Afiqah. She also one of homeschooling members.
I really enjoy my class!!

DEAR READERS!!
YOUR POSITIVE COMMENTS ARE HIGHLY APPRECIATED.
♥♥♥ FCU MALAYSIAN HOMESCHOOLING ♥♥♥

Rabu, 2 Disember 2009

FCU WORKING SPACE

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We are a business family, mainly dealing with internet to sell our product
If you interested to know further about the business, please search:
http://www.fcumiracle.com
http://www.fcubanner.com
http://www.fcubook.com
http://www.fcucommunity.net
http://www.fcudownload.blogspot.com


I AM ONE OF THE STAFF IN MAKING TRADITIONAL PRODUCT. I DO MY JOB DURING MY FREE TIME. MY BROTHER TAJRID IS ONE OF MARKETING MANAGER IN OUR ONLINE BUSINESS.

DEAR READERS!!
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♥♥♥ FCU MALAYSIAN HOMESCHOOLING ♥♥♥


HAPPY BIRTHDAY BROTHER ISA







TO MY BELOVED BIG BROTHER ISA
MAY ALLAH BLESS YOU



Selasa, 1 Disember 2009

FCU STANDS FOR FAMILY CHESS UNIVERSITY

WHY??

ALL OF US LOVE CHESS.

WE LEARN CHESS.
WE STUDY CHESS.
WE ANALISE CHESS

WE TEACH CHESS. 

CHESS IS MORE THAN A GAME.
CHESS IS MORE THAN A BRAIN FOOD.


WE TAKE CHESS AS A KEY OF LIFE.







THESE ARE THE MAGIC WORDS THAT CAN BE FOUND IN OUR GARDEN.

DEAR READERS!!
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♥♥♥ FCU MALAYSIAN HOMESCHOOLING ♥♥♥
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