Recommended English Books

[meimeitan]

Hi TAS


Thank you very much for your help. I have gone to market place to read through the book recommended by you. It is useful. My son is in P5.

meimeitan

[Brenda10]

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Brenda10:

Hi TAS

You’re most welcome.

Thank you so much for introducing so many good books. BTW, do you accept fund transfer through POSB ATM?

Hi Brenda,

No problem We do accept fund transfer, however, you would need
to pay extra for the delivery charges if you want the books
sent to your home. The delivery charges would depend on the
weight of the books.

TAS

Hi TAS

Noted and thank you.

[The Alternative Story]

meimeitan:

Hi TAS


Thank you very much for your help. I have gone to market place to read through the book recommended by you. It is useful. My son is in P5.

meimeitan

Hi meimeitan,

No problem Many primary 5 boys like science and if they are reluctant
readers, reading science books can start them off on the habit of reading.
If they are already reading, then reading books related to science
can get them started on the non-fiction genre.

We have a few of these books to introduce to you. We chose them
because they provide a lot of science experiments that you can do
at home with your children and show them how the science concepts
work in real life or they show how science can be used to solve mysteries.

1) Forensic Science

This book presents real-life cases of murder - one example would be a
a man who was away on a business trip when police find his wife and
3 children murdered at home. Find out how the police use science
to link the murder to the man. The science concept is linked to digestion.

Hence, your child can read the cases and at the same time learn about
the concepts used to solve the murders

2) Science Experiments

There are close to 100 experiments in this book and each experiment
comes with detailed procedures and also the explanation of the
science concepts behind.

One example of an experiment is 'how to make your own yoghurt',
'dancing raisins' and 'diver in a bottle'. All these experiments
are fun to do and you can show your son how the science
concepts he learns in school can be used to apply to them

3) Nightrise by Anthony Horowitz

It is part of a series - Power of 5- in Nightrise, 14 year old twins, Jamie
and Scott have never known where they came from, but they always
knew that they had extrarodinary powers. Later one of the twins
is kidnapped and the other twin framed for murder. They then
realize that they have to use their powers to fight back.

One of the twins then travels back in time to solve the mystery of
how they came to have their powers.

Very exciting read and a lot of good vocabulary phrases.

Where to get them: Most libraries and bookstores.
We do sell these books at a discount with creative writing phrases
for Nightrise.

However, we are also going to sell these books at a further discount
at 'Night at the Reading Museum' event. You can find out more
details of the event at the Happenings thread on this forum. This is the
link:
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?t=12224

If you are not coming for the event, then you can go to the
marketplace thread at this forum to find out the prices.

TAS

[Brenda10]

[1) Forensic Science


This book presents real-life cases of murder - one example would be a
a man who was away on a business trip when police find his wife and
3 children murdered at home. Find out how the police use science
to link the murder to the man. The science concept is linked to digestion.

Hence, your child can read the cases and at the same time learn about
the concepts used to solve the murders

2) Science Experiments

There are close to 100 experiments in this book and each experiment
comes with detailed procedures and also the explanation of the
science concepts behind.

One example of an experiment is 'how to make your own yoghurt',
'dancing raisins' and 'diver in a bottle'. All these experiments
are fun to do and you can show your son how the science
concepts he learns in school can be used to apply to them

Hi TAS

The two books that you mentioned look interesting. May I know is both of the books contain some pictures too?

Thank you.

[The Alternative Story]

Brenda10:

[[b]

Hi TAS

The two books that you mentioned look interesting. May I know is both of the books contain some pictures too?

Thank you.

Hi Brenda,

Yes both of them have pictures, for the Forensic Scientist, they have
a mixture of photographs, pictures and comic strips to illustrate
their points.

TAS

[Brenda10]

The Alternative Story:

Brenda10:

[[b]

Hi TAS

The two books that you mentioned look interesting. May I know is both of the books contain some pictures too?

Thank you.

Hi Brenda,

Yes both of them have pictures, for the Forensic Scientist, they have
a mixture of photographs, pictures and comic strips to illustrate
their points.

TAS

Wow, DD likes “the Forensic Scientist” as now she is playing a CD-Rom called “Women’s Murder Club”.

There are ten thrilling investigations and need the player to investigate a puzzling world of code, honor and corruption.

Kindly advise the price of the book as I am not able to find in the marketplace thread.

Thank you.

[The Alternative Story]

Hi Brenda,


The CD-Rom that your daughter is watching sounds really interesting


We have just put up the prices at the marketplace thread

TAS

[Lynn2]

Hi TAS


May I know who is the author for the book Forensic Science and
Science Experiments.Thanks.

Rgds
Lynn2
Thank you very much for your help. I have gone to market place to read through the book recommended by you. It is useful. My son is in P5.

meimeitan[/quote]

Hi meimeitan,

No problem Many primary 5 boys like science and if they are reluctant
readers, reading science books can start them off on the habit of reading.
If they are already reading, then reading books related to science
can get them started on the non-fiction genre.

We have a few of these books to introduce to you. We chose them
because they provide a lot of science experiments that you can do
at home with your children and show them how the science concepts
work in real life or they show how science can be used to solve mysteries.

1) Forensic Science

This book presents real-life cases of murder - one example would be a
a man who was away on a business trip when police find his wife and
3 children murdered at home. Find out how the police use science
to link the murder to the man. The science concept is linked to digestion.

Hence, your child can read the cases and at the same time learn about
the concepts used to solve the murders

2) Science Experiments

There are close to 100 experiments in this book and each experiment
comes with detailed procedures and also the explanation of the
science concepts behind.

One example of an experiment is 'how to make your own yoghurt',
'dancing raisins' and 'diver in a bottle'. All these experiments
are fun to do and you can show your son how the science
concepts he learns in school can be used to apply to them

3) Nightrise by Anthony Horowitz

It is part of a series - Power of 5- in Nightrise, 14 year old twins, Jamie
and Scott have never known where they came from, but they always
knew that they had extrarodinary powers. Later one of the twins
is kidnapped and the other twin framed for murder. They then
realize that they have to use their powers to fight back.

One of the twins then travels back in time to solve the mystery of
how they came to have their powers.

Very exciting read and a lot of good vocabulary phrases.

Where to get them: Most libraries and bookstores.
We do sell these books at a discount with creative writing phrases
for Nightrise.

However, we are also going to sell these books at a further discount
at 'Night at the Reading Museum' event. You can find out more
details of the event at the Happenings thread on this forum. This is the
link:
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?t=12224

If you are not coming for the event, then you can go to the
marketplace thread at this forum to find out the prices.

TAS[/quote]

[meimeitan]

Hi TAS


Where I have difficulties of choosing story boooks or English grammar, you are always ready to help. Thanks. Thanks a lot. :thankyou:

meimei tan

[Brenda10]

The Alternative Story:

Hi Brenda,


The CD-Rom that your daughter is watching sounds really interesting


We have just put up the prices at the marketplace thread

TAS

Hi TAS

Yes. It is interesting.

BTW, there are two books in the market trends. Is this book \"Usborne Book of Science Experiments\" refers to the 100 experiments?


Thank you.