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    All About Preparing For Primary One

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    • janet88J Offline
      janet88
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      mum0408:
      Dear all,


      I'm thinking to send her to one of those holiday programme which teach student how to be more responsible and concentrate in their studies.
      Any recommendation? :?:
      Hi,
      My son in P4 still needed reminders for his ting xie and mo xie. He still takes some time to eat and if I don't bug him to take his bath and get homework done, he will take forever 😢 😢

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        24hr-mum
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        my boy, now 5, also eats super slow - 1hr to 1.5hr stimes. unless its junk food eg burger or if its fruits. no. 1 was like that until this year p2

        my no. 3 is only 3 but eats 30min. difference? no. 1 and 2 raised by granny. no. 3 is by my maid.

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        • janet88J Offline
          janet88
          last edited by

          My son is super bochap…I have to get used to that until he matures…hopefully by secondary school. In the meantime, I have to encourage him. My daughter is going to P1 next yr…she is more kiasu than my son. Hope she stays this way next yr.

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            24hr-mum
            last edited by

            very worried for my boy. eat slow. do work slow. not becos he cant do tho he isnt very smart but just lazy n playful

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            • dimsumD Offline
              dimsum
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              Hi, need feedback from experienced mummies.

              Currently, I am looking for a CC for my 4yo boy (will be in K1 next year). The one that I am interested in does not do weekly English spelling at all, not even in K2. The centre mgr said their spelling is done rather informally when learning phonics and she said it’s effective.
              Will my DS struggle when he enters P1 and weekly spelling is a routine?
              Is it a norm or exception for kindys and CC to give weekly spelling?

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                mum0408
                last edited by

                Yes, most of us nags because we hav no choice. That is y I'm looking for \"help\" from someone who can teach them to be more responsible and concentrate. If I continue nagging like that....I think I probably aged faster than my mom... 😢


                Anyone heard of mindschamp or something quite similar?

                Does it work?? :idea:

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                • janet88J Offline
                  janet88
                  last edited by

                  Who likes to nag ? Given a choice, I rather keep quiet. Nag at son to bathe, take his lunch, get homework done but write nicely…pack his school bag/tidy up. It’s a daily affair.


                  Kids now are NOT stupid…in fact they are very much cleverer than us when we were their age. My son does his homework in school so that he doesn’t have homework. There was once he got punished for doing that…during Maths lesson while teacher was teaching, he did his Science homework. Needless to say, his teacher called me to complain after punishing him. All his crazy antics every year.

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                    smurf
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                    lauren:
                    very worried for my boy. eat slow. do work slow. not becos he cant do tho he isnt very smart but just lazy n playful

                    Mine also super lazy and playful... 😛

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                      xxxjingxxx
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                      Hi, I am new here. I need help from expert mummies.


                      My daughter is going to P1 next year at Park View Primary School but as I can see that this school is very unpopular among Kiasu mummies plus my daughter is also very lazy when it comes to her studies but she is very energetic when it comes to play. I am thinking of getting the help of after school CC for her. My husband and I are both working and I am afraid that we don’t have time to teach her proper study habit. Most often we are all so tired after a long day from work.

                      Do you have any recommendation for after school CC?

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                        24hr-mum
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                        my boy CC has spelling since Term 2 K1 for eng. but hvnt had for chinese spelling. quite worried.

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