Anyone has kid that are p5 in 2010?

[phankao]

Cheerfuldad:

I just happen to find a tutor today, quite coincidentally, that has experience with problematic kids and kids that have problems focussing, like my ds. Hope it works out.


My ds has agreed that he needs some help, altho' I'm not sure subconsciously if he truly believes and is willing deep down inside to accept help.

Afraid we have no time for camps this hols.

Hi Phankao,

I am looking for a english tutor for my DS PSLE next year, my DS has problem focussing like your DS. Care to share your new found tutor? Can you pm me the details and share with me more about the profile of the tutor. Thank you.

Regards
Cheerfuldad[/quote]

But I don't have an English Tutor - so sorry. I used to send my elder boy to British Council? He only got an A in English but he totally enjoyed the classes there though.

[starlight1968sg]

Brenda10:

Hi Leanne


I think is up to individual shcool's decision.

I am aslo surprised to know this. Just check through the topics that cover in 6A nad 6B:

6A
Algerbra*
Angles in Geometric Figures
Nets
Fractions
Raio
Percentages

6B
Speed*
Circles*
Pie Charts*
Area And Perimeter*
Volume of Solids And Liquids

*These are new topcis (I just flip through) and in this case I guess they can move very fast to 6B.

What is Nets in 6A ?
Thanks.

[Pen88n]

starlight1968sg:

Brenda10:

Hi Leanne


I think is up to individual shcool's decision.

I am aslo surprised to know this. Just check through the topics that cover in 6A nad 6B:

6A
Algerbra*
Angles in Geometric Figures
Nets
Fractions
Raio
Percentages

6B
Speed*
Circles*
Pie Charts*
Area And Perimeter*
Volume of Solids And Liquids

*These are new topcis (I just flip through) and in this case I guess they can move very fast to 6B.

What is Nets in 6A ?
Thanks.

I think Nets is the 3-D topic, whereby they give you a flat plan and you are supposed to visualise the 3-D shape or vice versa. Please correct me if I have remembered wrongly.

[Brenda10]

Pen88n:

starlight1968sg:

[quote=\"Brenda10\"] Hi Leanne


I think is up to individual shcool's decision.

I am aslo surprised to know this. Just check through the topics that cover in 6A nad 6B:

6A
Algerbra*
Angles in Geometric Figures
Nets
Fractions
Raio
Percentages

6B
Speed*
Circles*
Pie Charts*
Area And Perimeter*
Volume of Solids And Liquids

*These are new topcis (I just flip through) and in this case I guess they can move very fast to 6B.

What is Nets in 6A ?
Thanks.

I think Nets is the 3-D topic, whereby they give you a flat plan and you are supposed to visualise the 3-D shape or vice versa. Please correct me if I have remembered wrongly.[/quote]The definition extracted from the text book : The net of a solid is a figure that can be folded to form a solid.

[Funx3]

My Gal Just Told me Got Class Party Tomorrow …

And Pls Bring Contribution of Finger Food …

So this Doting Mummy Has Just Rush-ed Out a Batch of Choc Chip Cookies, to be Baked tomorrow Morning for Her …

Normally DD will licked the Leftover from the Mixing Bowl, But since she has just Fallen Asleep, I’ll Do the Honours …

Yummy …

[Pen88n]

Funx3:

My Gal Just Told me Got Class Party Tomorrow ....

And Pls Bring Contribution of Finger Food ....

So this Doting Mummy Has Just Rush-ed Out a Batch of Choc Chip Cookies, to be Baked tomorrow Morning for Her ....

Normally DD will licked the Leftover from the Mixing Bowl, But since she has just Fallen Asleep, I'll Do the Honours ....

Yummy .....

Wow, your gal sure very \"last minute\" and good that you have ingredients at home. If it happens to me (FTWM), I will sure scold my DS as I do not keep ingredients at home and it's just too late to buy anymore. (or maybe not, I may still have konyaku jelly powder but no mixed fruits to add.....mmmm must make somedays)

[Pen88n]

Brenda10:

Pen88n:

[quote=\"starlight1968sg\"]
What is Nets in 6A ?
Thanks.

I think Nets is the 3-D topic, whereby they give you a flat plan and you are supposed to visualise the 3-D shape or vice versa. Please correct me if I have remembered wrongly.

The definition extracted from the text book : The net of a solid is a figure that can be folded to form a solid.[/quote]Yep, they give you the net (which is the flat plan), then you have to visualise the solid (3-D shape). Eg. when you see the 6-squares net, you will know it makes the solid cube.

[Brenda10]

Pen88n:

Yep, they give you the net (which is the flat plan), then you have to visualise the solid (3-D shape). Eg. when you see the 6-squares net, you will know it makes the solid cube.

Hi, Pen88n

I think what you said is correct.

DD said this she learnt before.

[Funx3]

Pen88n:

Wow, your gal sure very \"last minute\" and good that you have ingredients at home. If it happens to me (FTWM), I will sure scold my DS as I do not keep ingredients at home and it's just too late to buy anymore. (or maybe not, I may still have konyaku jelly powder but no mixed fruits to add.....mmmm must make somedays)

No Need Get Angry - lah !!!!
Just search your Pantry to see what's available, and Mske-DO.

konyaku jelly - is an Hot Item among her friend's contribution, so try to make something that will not be duplicated, Hopefully ....

[phankao]

Funx3:

Pen88n:

Wow, your gal sure very \"last minute\" and good that you have ingredients at home. If it happens to me (FTWM), I will sure scold my DS as I do not keep ingredients at home and it's just too late to buy anymore. (or maybe not, I may still have konyaku jelly powder but no mixed fruits to add.....mmmm must make somedays)

No Need Get Angry - lah !!!!
Just search your Pantry to see what's available, and Mske-DO.

konyaku jelly - is an Hot Item among her friend's contribution, so try to make something that will not be duplicated, Hopefully ....

LOL - i think me too would have no ingredient in my pantry. What konyaku jelly ingredients?! haha. Unless maybe you want pancakes?? Or Omelette for party????!!!