There are many subjects that we learn in school, ranging from English, Maths to Art. Which is your favourite subject?
Do you like Maths because you get to learn different forms of calculation using methods like subtraction, division and multiplication?
We are sure many students enjoy Science. Science helps students understand the world around them. Every day, they get to learn about amazing things like planets, animals, plants and even tiny insects.
Some students might prefer Art because they get to explore their creative streak. They enjoy coming up with fun arts and craft activities and expressing their ideas through colours and designs.
We received overwhelming responses from Starchild readers on the topic, My favourite subject. We will run the second batch of letters next week.
Muhammad Anas Mohd Khairul Nizam, 12, says: “Maths helps me think carefully and make smart choices. I know some people find Maths hard, but I enjoy the challenge. It makes me feel confident and clever. I hope I can use Maths when I grow up to solve big problems and help people. I hope to be an accountant when I am older.”
“My favourite subject is Art. I enjoy mixing colours and doing crafts. I find it fun because I can become more creative and explore my talents. I get to learn more about the beauty of art through simple shapes, varied sketching styles, and the use of paint to enhance the artwork,” says Koh Li Ern, 12.
“My favourite subject is Physical Education (PE) because it is fun! I also like PE because I like sports and it makes me feel active. Learning PE can help me to become a champion,” says Ayra Nur Diandra, 11.
Liang Fu, 11, likes Science. “Learning Science lets me learn more things. This subject can help me to get my dream job when I grow up.”
“My favourite subject is Music. Music is fun because I can learn more songs. Music can also help me to become an interesting person,” says Tan Yu Xing, 10.
ITEM: Draw your favourite cupcake! Show us its colour, shape and toppings. Is it chocolatey, fruity or sparkly? Send us your colourful cupcake drawing and tell us why you love it!
Email your contributions to lifestyle@thestar.com.my by April 10. Please put “STARCHILD: Cupcakes” in the subject line of your email.
Scanned drawings should be in jpeg format, with a resolution of 200dpi. Your contributions must carry your full name, age (open to children aged 12 and below only), gender, phone contact, and address. Instead of handwritten letters, please type out your letters.
Starchild: My favourite subject drawings
Koh Li Ern, 12
Muhammad Anas Mohd Khairul Nizam, 12
Tan Yu Xing, 10
Ayra Nur Diandra, 11
Liang Fu, 11
