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vlim, i thot yr kid is in p5? ripmwc is for p6 right?
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mathsparks:
vlim, i thot yr kid is in p5? ripmwc is for p6 right?
no ripmwc is open for p5 students also but asia pacific maths olympaid competition organised by hci is for p6...smop also for p6 only
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So strange leh...I know that NMOS is for P5, while SMOPS/APMOS/RIPMWC is for P6.
Perhaps yr son's school is giving them a headstart?
See here:
http://contests.heymath.com/AdminLogin.page?module=scadmin&action=login&testID=RI10
The general objective of the Raffles Institution Primary Mathematics World Contest (RIPMWC) is to increase interest in Mathematics and to develop problem solving abilities through a friendly Mathematics contest for Primary 6 students. -
mathsparks:
from my ds school website, at the achievements section, there are p5 winners for both ripmwc and nmos but for the rest only p6So strange leh...I know that NMOS is for P5, while SMOPS/APMOS/RIPMWC is for P6.
Perhaps yr son's school is giving them a headstart?
See here:
http://contests.heymath.com/AdminLogin.page?module=scadmin&action=login&testID=RI10
The general objective of the Raffles Institution Primary Mathematics World Contest (RIPMWC) is to increase interest in Mathematics and to develop problem solving abilities through a friendly Mathematics contest for Primary 6 students. -
Bronzy:
Hi Bronzy. Yes my DD also came back with the Solar Cooker project. She was really hyped up abt it and wanted to show me all the cool info she found the minute I stepped home... I looked thru the rubric and thot it was tough. And you're right, the group work/projects don't seem to stop. Plus Math CT part 1 and HCL Mini Test this week. Do you get overwhelmed sometimes?MotherHen:
Hi. My dd in P4 this year, and this thread has been a wealth of info. Thks to all parents for sharing.
Hello MotherHen, My DD also in P4 this year. Did your DD also get the Solar Cooker Sc project to do? Seems to be one project after another! -
MotherHen:
Hi Bronzy. Yes my DD also came back with the Solar Cooker project. She was really hyped up abt it and wanted to show me all the cool info she found the minute I stepped home... I looked thru the rubric and thot it was tough. And you're right, the group work/projects don't seem to stop. Plus Math CT part 1 and HCL Mini Test this week. Do you get overwhelmed sometimes?
This is still part of the adjustment you and your kids will have to make. Subsequently, it will become a norm. The kids are resilent, and they will adjust themselves. Hearing from what you say, I am sure they are enjoying themselves in the new challenges. Hang in there! :celebrate: -
MotherHen:
Hi Bronzy. Yes my DD also came back with the Solar Cooker project. She was really hyped up abt it and wanted to show me all the cool info she found the minute I stepped home... I looked thru the rubric and thot it was tough. And you're right, the group work/projects don't seem to stop. Plus Math CT part 1 and HCL Mini Test this week. Do you get overwhelmed sometimes?
May I know what are the deadlines like for solar cooker? When are they suppose to present or submit anything? -
Zann:
May I know what are the deadlines like for solar cooker? When are they suppose to present or submit anything?
Deadline seems to be 21 April. Have to work in team of 2. DS said that have to construct and boil an egg with it - I presume that the cooker has to be brought to school for the experiment. Draft design to be submitted this week. He is very excited about it. I really hope that his solar cooker works because a similar one I did in sec sch didn't.
Yes, this week is a busy busy week... and this mum does feel overwhelmed at times! :?: -
Deadline for solar cooker is 22 April according to DD. Have to bring the contraption to school and cook an egg with it... hopefully.... :xedfingers:
I think also need to submit a poster explaining their creation.
Thanks TwaTau for the encouragement. You're right i think the kids will cope, somehow. Must really try to let go of the mother hen instinct in me.. :lol: -
hi any of the p5 gepers' parents here going for the 'communicating with your gifted kid' on 17/4 at ACS?
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