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    Anyone has kid that are p5 in 2010?

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      Leanne
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      Hi Brenda,


      Do u totally put math aside since this week is oral and compo.Looking at the psle marking days, not sure how to allocate time for each subject.How are you doing it?care to share?thanks.

      when is your last paper?

      regards
      Leanne

      Brenda10:
      Tinkerbelle:

      [quote]Hi Brenda,

      Finally bought the set of A star books. Really good. :lol: Now, just gotta find some time to get my DD started. Has your child completed the whole set??

      Hi Tinkerbelle

      So far only touch on partial of Ratio, Fraction and Geometry. As for percentage plan to finish all the questions (83, still left about 20 to complete) in onsponge before start the A*starbooklet.

      Now also have to foucs on CL P1 - compo. before the SA2.

      Thank you.

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        Leanne
        last edited by

        Hi Janet,


        It depends on which subject is your boy forte.If he is good in math and english, he will not face much transition problem.


        Regards,
        Leanne

        janet_lee88:
        Hi Mummies,
        My son is going to P5 next year. Can you pls provide advice on what to expect from school ? Thanks ๐Ÿ™‚

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          Brenda10
          last edited by

          Leanne:
          Hi Brenda,


          Do u totally put math aside since this week is oral and compo.Looking at the psle marking days, not sure how to allocate time for each subject.How are you doing it?care to share?thanks.

          when is your last paper?

          regards
          Leanne
          Hi Leanne

          We are still working on maths but have to finish the percentage and volume topics in onsponge before we start the last few sets of past years papers. BTW, the teacher already started them with the revision of some past year paper since the syllabus had already completed.

          The oral test already completed and the exam will start on end of Oct and the last paper expects to be on 1 Nov (Science).

          For the other 3 subjects, will just focus on:

          EL P2 Booklet B - 65 marks (Total papers 95 marks)
          Science - MCQ 10-15 per day and review on the answer to the open and end questions
          CL P1 - CL compo. - improve on the quality of writing

          The above are just our thought on preparing the SA2.

          Thank you.

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            janet88
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            Hi Leanne,

            Thanks.

            Today/2moro are oral exam days till 4pm. Wonโ€™t be able to do anything.
            Next week are for compo. This weekend up till Fri next week burnt again. But I squeezed in Math, Science and English past yr exam papers on 2 separate days.

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                Leanne
                last edited by

                Hi Brenda and Janet,


                Thanks for sharing.

                There is still psle marking days, plenty of time to catch up.

                Just curious, does children of pri five mood swing, with the exam is just around the corner?Mine quite a fair bit.

                Leanne

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                  Brenda10
                  last edited by

                  Leanne:
                  Hi Brenda and Janet,


                  Thanks for sharing.

                  There is still psle marking days, plenty of time to catch up.

                  Just curious, does children of pri five mood swing, with the exam is just around the corner?Mine quite a fair bit.

                  Leanne
                  Hi Leanne

                  You're welocme.

                  I do think so as dd mood is also slightly different compare to lower primary. May be this is part of a process toward growing up.

                  Best Regards

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                    Leanne
                    last edited by

                    Hi Brenda10,


                    How do you usually cope with the mood swing?Do you try to find out what cause the swing?

                    thanks

                    Regards
                    Leanne

                    Brenda10:
                    Leanne:

                    Hi Brenda and Janet,

                    Thanks for sharing.

                    There is still psle marking days, plenty of time to catch up.

                    Just curious, does children of pri five mood swing, with the exam is just around the corner?Mine quite a fair bit.

                    Leanne

                    Hi Leanne

                    You're welocme.

                    I do think so as dd mood is also slightly different compare to lower primary. May be this is part of a process toward growing up.

                    Best Regards

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                      Brenda10
                      last edited by

                      Leanne:
                      Hi Brenda10,


                      How do you usually cope with the mood swing?Do you try to find out what cause the swing?

                      thanks

                      Regards
                      Leanne
                      Hi Leanne

                      I actually don' bother unless she is too extreme (so far not lah). After a period of time they will learn how to handle their emotion better.

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                        Tinkerbelle
                        last edited by

                        Brenda10:
                        Leanne:

                        Hi Brenda and Janet,


                        Thanks for sharing.

                        There is still psle marking days, plenty of time to catch up.

                        Just curious, does children of pri five mood swing, with the exam is just around the corner?Mine quite a fair bit.

                        Leanne

                        Hi Leanne

                        You're welocme.

                        I do think so as dd mood is also slightly different compare to lower primary. May be this is part of a process toward growing up.

                        Best Regards

                        Hi Leanne & Brenda,

                        Guess they are going thru hormonal changes about this age. DD1 is also starting to be more temperamental these days.

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