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    All About Preparing For Primary One

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      Brenda10
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      One of my freind told me that she has started train her son on fraction when he was in K1. :!:

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        jedamum
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        dimsum:
        This is ultimate kiasuism! Parents wanting to send their 2.5yrs kids to Pr. 1 preparation class!


        http://news.omy.sg/News/Local%2BNews/Story/OMYStory201010021726-189552.html
        although i didn't read the contents, but hey, all of us who sent our kids to all forms of academic enrichments are in one way or another preparing them for P1 and on, isn't it? šŸ˜‰

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          sleepy
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          Brenda10:
          One of my freind told me that she has started train her son on fraction when he was in K1. :!:

          Both my kids grasped fraction at K2. No special training required, it can be introduced during daily activites, eg. when cutting a cake šŸ˜‰

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            Brenda10
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            sleepy:
            Brenda10:

            One of my freind told me that she has started train her son on fraction when he was in K1. :!:


            Both my kids grasped fraction at K2. No special training required, it can be introduced during daily activites, eg. when cutting a cake šŸ˜‰

            My friend uses the pizza.

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              janet88
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              Wow, teaching fractions at K1 ??? :shock: :!:


              My daughter is learning time in school, but hubby is teaching her money.
              Have to push her a little bcos teachers are busy preparing them for concert end of this mth. I'm also trying to finish up some grammar and vocab workbooks - reinforcing her is/are/has/have and pronouns.

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                sleepy
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                Brenda10:
                sleepy:

                [quote=\"Brenda10\"]One of my freind told me that she has started train her son on fraction when he was in K1. :!:


                Both my kids grasped fraction at K2. No special training required, it can be introduced during daily activites, eg. when cutting a cake šŸ˜‰

                My friend uses the pizza.[/quote]Similar concept then. Most important thing is not to stress the child, don't ask her to do stack of worksheets, drill drill drill

                Fraction can be fun. You half I half. If I share my half with daddy, we each get one quarter :lol:

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                  LittlePrinz
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                  Hi, my daughter will be going to P1 in Year 2012. I’m wondering if it is necessary to enrol her into enrichment classes next year to prepare her for primary 1. Please share your ideas and comments. Thanks!

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                    janet88
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                    LittlePrinz:
                    Hi, my daughter will be going to P1 in Year 2012. I'm wondering if it is necessary to enrol her into enrichment classes next year to prepare her for primary 1.

                    I started my son on Chinese tuition when he was in K2 (4th term) as we had registered him in SAP school (where EL and CL are 1st lang). For my daughter who's going to P1 next yr, we registered her for RC classes in March this year as we are concerned with her Eng next yr (no EL textbook). The teacher isn't in favour of kids taking just one subject...since it's not expensive ($30 per subject), we signed her up for Eng and Math.

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                      LittlePrinz:
                      Hi, my daughter will be going to P1 in Year 2012. I'm wondering if it is necessary to enrol her into enrichment classes next year to prepare her for primary 1. Please share your ideas and comments. Thanks!

                      More discusson here
                      http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?t=117&highlight=

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                        Wesim
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                        dimsum:
                        This is ultimate kiasuism! Parents wanting to send their 2.5yrs kids to Pr. 1 preparation class!


                        http://news.omy.sg/News/Local%2BNews/Story/OMYStory201010021726-189552.html

                        Hi
                        erh...i am also one of them. hv been preparing my girl since she was 1 year old. :oops:

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