2014 PSLE Discussions and Strategy

[dagong99]

TMY:

Kitty:

my DD wrote \"through\" hard work comes success.

Mine too. The paper seems difficult. For the compo, DS only managed to write 2.5pg and his handwriting is huge. :nailbite:

First question DS2 asked me was \"if you were me, what will you write for the compo ?\" I was errrr.... :oops:

[staypositive]

The debate on British vs American for PSLE English....


Coincidentally, I came across this from Tao Nan's website yesterday. Check out their 2014 P6 EL Curriculum Briefing
http://www.taonan.moe.edu.sg/pdf/parent ... L%20P6.pdf

In the slide, it advocated British spelling and pronunciation. And specifically crossed-out the word American. I guess the message is clear. Hope this helps.

[kittysgp]

sleepy:

Ladies,

I have no idea what you are discussing about


I decided not to ask too many questions otherwise giving myself unnecessary stress

I agree. DS seemed quite happy and relaxed after the paper so I didn't ask any specific questions, otherwise both of us will feel stressed if the answers don't turn out right. Anyway, what's done is done, it's more important to focus on the next paper with a good frame of mind.

[whitecarrotcake]

MommyM:

GiftedGem:

Tracking back one qn :-


Normally, it is phrased 'Success comes after hard work'
_______ hard work comes success ( PSLE ).

DD's ans : After
My preferred ans : With

Any views?

Daughter answered With. I would go with that too but some kids in her class answered After.

Dd answered \"with\"

[Kpjclan]

DedicatedDad:

Hi

My DS says the picture is boy with a chicken suit in a classroom. He said he wrote his compo The boy is a mascot for soccer game. What did your kids write?

My DS also wrote the pic compo. He said the student was dressing up in chicken costume for a class Show and Tell and he fell down and injured himself... something along that line... :idea:

He said most of his classmates chose to write the picture compo instead of continuous as it was easier..

[Kpjclan]

whitecarrotcake:

MommyM:

[quote=\"GiftedGem\"]Tracking back one qn :-


Normally, it is phrased 'Success comes after hard work'
_______ hard work comes success ( PSLE ).

DD's ans : After
My preferred ans : With

Any views?

Daughter answered With. I would go with that too but some kids in her class answered After.

Dd answered \"with\"[/quote]DS answer is \"with\"

[Aberc]

Normally, it is phrased 'Success comes after hard work'

_______ hard work comes success.

Hmm.. the quote from Spider-Man movie comes to mind:

\"With great power comes great responsibility\" so my guess is \"with\"

[Kangkangteo]

Aberc:

Normally, it is phrased 'Success comes after hard work'

_______ hard work comes success.

Hmm.. the quote from Spider-Man movie comes to mind:

\"With great power comes great responsibility\" so my guess is \"with\"

From the answers given \"with, after, through\", I find \"Through\" seems the most appropriate.

[fairy_tail]

My daughter wrote the chicken costume one. Said he was performing for Children’s Day. The guy fell and injured himself so he couldn’t perform. Teacher brought him to the sick bay and told the other two pupils that the show had to go on. The girl put on the chicken head that had fallen out earlier on and walked on the stage with the boy. They did not know how to start until someone in the front row started singing to the tune of the chicken dance song and they eventually mustered enough courage to start dancing and singing. After that they went to the sick bay and told the teacher and the boy the performance was great. She wrote 8 pages. Hope the story wasn’t too draggy…

[Spica]

Aberc:

Normally, it is phrased 'Success comes after hard work'

_______ hard work comes success.

Hmm.. the quote from Spider-Man movie comes to mind:

\"With great power comes great responsibility\" so my guess is \"with\"

Found a 3rd-4th grade teacher from Hoover High School who designed a grammar game for the kids.

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/s ... =firefox-a

With hard work comes success.

(Found under $200 Find the adjectives)