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The New K-12 Grading System: The Meaning of A, P, AP, D and B

With the implementation of K-12 system in our education, the Grade 1 students of SY 2012-2013 are the ones most affected. They have a new curriculum, with a priority on mother tongue and less on English as well as a new grading system. I am not familiar with the computation of the grades or if there are changes on that, but what I am familiar with is thew new values written on the report cards.

So what does A, P, AP etc. really means?  

When I went to school to get my son’s report card, that is what written on the black board ^

For grades 90 and above, A  (Advanced) will be reflected on the report card

P (Proficient) for grades 5-89

AP (Approaching Proficiency) for grades 80-84

D (Developing) for 75- 79

B (Beginning) for 74 and below

Of course, as a parent seeing those letter on the report card, you want to know what is your child’s exact grade.. right? Good thing, you can ask the teachers to show you their grades in numbers.

As for character, they also have a new grading system:

The new curriculum for K-12 is still new to me.. specially I heard that they will soon be using new books.. I am still at lost on what to teach/ tutor my first grader.. specially now that second quarter is fast approaching.

How about you fellow moms, how’s your first graders so far?

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Must Have Educational Materials

Having 4 kids of different ages, my living room looks more like a classroom than a living room. No fancy decors, no lamps, no carpets, just posters of Alphabets, numbers and the likes. I still feel that it lacks the basic educational materials that my kids can use. So I made this post to remind me as well as to share with you some basics or must have educational materials on your home.

For kids ages 1- 3 years old:

  • Simple Alphabet Chart. Look for charts with colorful illustration but refrain from buying charts with unfamiliar words/ objects. Also if you can find charts with pictures only and now words, that would be better. I know we want our kids to learn how to read early, but words may just confuse the early learners or they would resort to memorized reading.
  • Primary and Secondary Colors Chart. It would be better if shapes are integrated on the chart 🙂 I don’t buy color charts, instead I create mine, like making a yellow triangle, red circle and so on..

  • Simple 1-10 Number Chart. Your goal is not for them to learn counting by age of 3 but more on to familiarize them with counting and numbers. Choose a chart with familiar objects on them. Or you can make your own chart too.
  • Board Books. Based on experience, this is the only kind of books that can tolerate the chews and what not of a toddler.
  • Crayons and Pencils and some papers. Though they won’t be learning to write too soon (there’s a proper age to teach the kids to write)

For kids ages 4-6 years old: 

  • Alphabet Chart with more complex images as well as with words/name of the image
  • Number Charts from 1-100. It will expose them more to counting but make sure that your kid already knows how to count to 20 and slowly with the help of the chart, they will learn how to count to 100.
  • Color Chart in complex objects. It would be better if you have objects with different colors on it, it will help their eye coordination as well as their sense of comparison.
  • Comparing objects chart. Buy charts with small and big, short and long and so on.
  • Paper book.. yes by this age, I am sure they already know what to chew and what not to chew. Buy them simple story books and more alphabet book as well as simple text books.
  • Paper, Crayons, Pencils, Scissors and other art materials.
  • Days of the week chart. This chart will give them the idea of time and as the days go, you can also add a clock on your educational materials
  • Simple Puzzles

For kids 7 and up: 

  • More complex Math charts (Roman Numerals, Multiplication Table). This charts will be very helpful since this is what was taught in their school.
  • Maps and Globe. Kids at this age are very inquisitive of places and location, make your life easier by having a ready map and a globe in your home.
  • Dictionary. Also at this age, they start to learn new words and would often ask their parents what’s the meaning of it. Teach them how to use the dictionary. It will also help increase their vocabulary
  • Books, pocket books, almanacs and the likes.
  • Art and Crafts materials.
  • Board Games/ Puzzles

Now, as I go through my check list, I still have to buy a lot! Starting off with the map.. I have an obsession with locations eh.. and I think my kids are as curious as I am.. It will also make travelling more fun!

 

16 Comments Filed Under: Babies And Kids, Education, PARENTING

Taking Care of Our 24/7 Organs

Good blood circulation is important for the body. Our blood is in-charge for proper distribution of oxygen and nutrients to every cell, tissues and body organs. It is essential to keep them nourished at all times. Poor blood circulation can lead to various health disorders such as high blood pressure, cerebrovascular accident or stroke, heart attack, complications in diabetes, lack of concentration, memory problem and even hemorrhoids. Some people may even suffer palpitation and chest discomfort because the blood is not properly distributing the oxygen and nutrients that it requires.

Circulan has been around for 12 years and it promotes better blood circulation. Undeniably, it has helped countless of families to live a healthy life. Each soft gel capsule of Circulan contains four different extracts from potent herbs, which work in synergy to encourage proper blood circulation. It caters to every family member who is 12 years old and above. Take one or two capsules of Circulan twice a day together with your meal. It is approved by FDA and available in all drugstores nationwide. It’s time to take care of your health and your loved ones too! Take Circulan, nasa dugo lang yan! Visit Circulan Facebook Page for more info.

Aside from our heart, most of our internal organs work 24/7 such as our lungs. It needs to be taken care of especially now that there is a growing concern about environmental pollution. We need to breathe fresh air and take supplement to keep our lungs healthy! LungCaire Plus is a supplement that contains 21 active ingredients that will help eliminate lung diseases and boost immune system.

The 13-interacting vitamins and minerals found in LungCaire Plus protects the sensitive pulmonary tissues to prevent Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease or COPD, inflammatory processes and certain cancers. If you want to reduce allergic reactions, hay fever, asthma, emphysema and other bronchial diseases, take LungCaire Plus. For complete lung care, i-LungCaire mo ang baga mo!

20 Comments Filed Under: Health & Wellness, Promotions

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