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    Science topics - Different school, different topics. Why?

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      TheAnswer
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      There are actually parents who hire tutors to prepare their kiddos for science when they are in P2 – the really kiasu parents

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        sembgal
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        There are even kindergartens that teach Science concepts in K1 and K2. It all boils down to what the child is able to absorb and is curious enough to want to know more.

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          TheAnswer
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          sembgal:
          There are even kindergartens that teach Science concepts in K1 and K2. It all boils down to what the child is able to absorb and is curious enough to want to know more.

          I started science with my boy in K1. Quite interesting for little kids..

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            sembgal
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            TheAnswer:
            sembgal:

            There are even kindergartens that teach Science concepts in K1 and K2. It all boils down to what the child is able to absorb and is curious enough to want to know more.


            I started science with my boy in K1. Quite interesting for little kids..

            Cool. Like the kindergarten my child studies in, her school worked with publisher to publish the books based on the science concepts and experiments they did and donated the money to the underprivileged home after fundraising of the sale of those books. The child's photos and name will be in the book and it's a memorable experience.

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              HuiFang188
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              Anyone can advise where which forums talks about science ? Need to know which mag to purchase my child. Tks

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                vinegar
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                HuiFang188:
                Anyone can advise where which forums talks about science ? Need to know which mag to purchase my child. Tks

                U can buy Young Scientist or Scientist Adventure from Popular bookshop.

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                  HAPPYH
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                  vinegar:
                  HuiFang188:

                  Anyone can advise where which forums talks about science ? Need to know which mag to purchase my child. Tks


                  U can buy Young Scientist or Scientist Adventure from Popular bookshop.

                  You can also subcribe these 2 mag thro your school (latest issues). Check with your school. My DD gets them thro sch

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                    AdonciaTang
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                    HAPPYH:
                    vinegar:

                    [quote=\"HuiFang188\"]Anyone can advise where which forums talks about science ? Need to know which mag to purchase my child. Tks


                    U can buy Young Scientist or Scientist Adventure from Popular bookshop.

                    You can also subcribe these 2 mag thro your school (latest issues). Check with your school. My DD gets them thro sch[/quote]My younger son too got it through the school. Young scientist is my favourite, even i enjoy reading it.

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                      Juz Mum
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                      Is Tinkerlab good?

                      Can anyone please share. Thank you.

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                        jeanieg
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                        After reading through this topic, I am getting worried as my DD1 is going to P3 next year! She has never shown any interest in Science stuff and I think this subject will be a struggle for her! I subscribed to Young Scientist in P2 and she has yet to read any of it! Instead, DD2 who will be in P2 next year, is the one who has read some!


                        Looks like I have a lot of work/coaching to do next year! Will need all you experienced moms’ help!

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