Pakai candle la...

Another story with my Year Two Moral Education class.


“Gambar ini menunjukkan seorang lelaki sedang memadam lampu. Pada pendapat kamu, adakah ini satu sikap bersederhana?”

“Yaaaaaaaaaa!”

“Kenapa cikgu selalu pesan supaya sebelum meninggalkan kelas, lampu dan kipas haruslah dipadamkan?”

“Supaya tidak membazir, cikgu!” One girl answered.

“Supaya jimat, cikgu!” Came another answer.

“Ya, betul. Kita mesti bersikap sederhana. Jangan membazir elektrik,” I told them and was about to move to the another picture when…

“Cikgu, kalau tidak mau membazir electric, pakai candle lah!“

Huh?

And this Chegu went onto speechless mode (almost burst into laughter) for a brief seconds before she could think of something to ‘counter-attack’ him.

Kids and their innocent mind.

Counter Strike!

I teach Moral Education for Year 1 and year 2 kiddos.

I was teaching about Love & Care for the family in my Year 2 class yesterday.
I showed a few pictures and asked them what are the ways they can do to show love and care for their family members. Being the most talkative and opinionated students amongst the three Year 2 classes, they gave me lots and lots of responses.

“Kalau emak kamu menyediakan makanan tengahari untuk kamu selepas kamu balik dari sekolah, adakah emak kamu sayang dengan kamu?”

“SAYAAAAANGGG!” They replied uninamously.

“Jadi, sebagai anak yang baik. Bagaimana kamu menunjukkan sikap kasih sayang terhadap emak kamu?”

And the class turned very noisy with their responses.
Some even came up with their own situation at home.

“Teacher, daddy saya..eh..ayah saya kan…kalau mummy saya kasi sedia makan, dia tidak tolong. Dia main computer saja. All the time.”

“Oh, mungkin sebab daddy kamu ada kerja. Itu sebab dia main computer saja,” I replied.

“Tidak! Dia main Counter Strike!! Non-stop.”

Erghhh.

Bah, daddy-daddy semua… rajin-rajin tolong wife kamu ah.
Nanti anak kamu complaint sama cikgu dia.