2016 PSLE Discussions (Born in 2004)

[hquek]

ChiefKiasu:

Oh jingle bell, finish well,

Put your pens away!
Oh what fun, it is to write
on the last paper of the day!

Enjoy, celebrate, reflect, relax. This is the time for kids and parents alike who had to endure the last 2 gruelling weeks.

YOU MADE IT!

:rahrah: :rahrah: :rahrah: totally agree Chief.

In some ways, I am glad that the papers are not returned so we don't know what went right (or what went wrong, CHOY). In other ways, I would love to know what was wrong to rectify (just cos it's like closure). Anyway, over is over...look forward!!

[janet88]

hquek:

In some ways, I am glad that the papers are not returned so we don't know what went right (or what went wrong, CHOY). In other ways, I would love to know what was wrong to rectify (just cos it's like closure). Anyway, over is over...look forward!!

totally agree with you hquek. i am so happy the papers will never be returned.

3 weeks of work-free aka FUN days before i get my daughter to work on her grammar...this girl cannot be off english or she will regress.

[James Ang]

All the best Chief!

ChiefKiasu:

starlight1968sg:

Is 2017 PSLE Discussions thread \"up\"?

:yikes: where have you been? It's https://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=69&t=80834.

It's my dd's turn next year... :nailbite:

[Morinosuke]

ChiefKiasu:

starlight1968sg:

Is 2017 PSLE Discussions thread \"up\"?

:yikes: where have you been? It's https://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=69&t=80834.

It's my dd's turn next year... :nailbite:

Wow, so efficient - thanks

My 2004 DD's fight is over but I need to move on soon to the PSLE 2017 thread for my 2005 DD... hers will need a lot more hand-holding than my elder one as she's a little blur sotong. :scratchhead:

It's amazing that we've spent months and months of preparation, yet the actual thing is over in a few days.
I am already pre-conditioned everyday to think after work, \"need to revise xx subject today with my kid\".. then realize there's no need any more, it's over.. for now

[Chelsiatee]

Morinosuke:

ChiefKiasu:

[quote=\"starlight1968sg\"]Is 2017 PSLE Discussions thread \"up\"?

:yikes: where have you been? It's https://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=69&t=80834.

It's my dd's turn next year... :nailbite:

Wow, so efficient - thanks

My 2004 DD's fight is over but I need to move on soon to the PSLE 2017 thread for my 2005 DD... hers will need a lot more hand-holding than my elder one as she's a little blur sotong. :scratchhead:

It's amazing that we've spent months and months of preparation, yet the actual thing is over in a few days.
I am already pre-conditioned everyday to think after work, \"need to revise xx subject today with my kid\".. then realize there's no need any more, it's over.. for now [/quote]
Hi we're on the same boat my 2 DS in 2004 and 2005. I neglected the younger one this yr cos all the focus is on the elder's PSLE. Need a lot of catch up work during the holiday.

Anyway I heard from my DS tat one of today's HMT compo topic is something to do with 负责任。

[lego]

ilovelaksa:

So interesting. Dd2 class whatsapp grp had more than 1000 msgs ystd. Will be higher today aft HMT. Prior to that, ZERO. Mostly about meetg up to play sports, making crafts, thoughts about tv programmes, going for outings with family etc. One boy has even volunteered to tutor his younger sibling for SA2.

Ah life for our young 'uns shld be like this, building relationships, new experiences.
Dd2 is so excited! Still got HMT paper today.

Yup, dd sat for PSLE two years back and and although most in her class are taking HMT, the mood is really different after the science paper, like the tension is gone, we feel the same too.

Dd last meet some of her ex-classmates a month ago during the teachers' day celebrations, all seemed happily settled in their secondary schools, no matter whether they managed to get into their dream school or not.

[zbear]

Morinosuke:

It's amazing that we've spent months and months of preparation, yet the actual thing is over in a few days.
I am already pre-conditioned everyday to think after work, \"need to revise xx subject today with my kid\".. then realize there's no need any more, it's over.. for now

It's normal to have exam withdrawal symptoms. Suddenly you get so lost, not knowing what to do after many months of study n study.

:evil:

[tan0117]

Am curious that the school teacher know what is the exact question on the tyre. The closest answer could be strong and flexible or Hard and flexible. Cos my girl mentioned that one of the key word is to prevent scratches.

[bestwishes]

tan0117:

Am curious that the school teacher know what is the exact question on the tyre. The closest answer could be strong and flexible or Hard and flexible. Cos my girl mentioned that one of the key word is to prevent scratches.

Hardness (hard or soft) -- ability to prevent scratches
Strength (strong or weak) -- ability to support heavy loads without breaking

[hquek]

Oh ya…in the rush of the exams…just wanted to remember the teachers. I have to say, DS’ teachers have been nothing short of fantastic (I’m sure across Singapore, there are many many other teachers like that). I always felt that teachers generally have a tough life, but the stress and effort of a P6 teacher must be way tremendous.


So kudos to all the P6 teachers in Singapore!!!