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    Science Guide Books

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    • B Offline
      buds
      last edited by

      Jeda dear, lower block is suitable for P3/P4

      and upper block is suitable for P5/P6? The
      main introduction to Science topics are done
      in P3 after which more details & experiments
      are done in P4 as well. Hence the foundation
      at P3 level is very important. Children also
      need to learn to answer question with only
      scientific answers & not long winded gramma
      story with too many inputs of own words. The
      terminologies used in Science are the ones tt
      are accepted as correct exam answers. At times
      if the key words are used but with slight grammar
      issues... usually marks are still awarded.

      I have a few guide books myself. But i like the EPH
      one. Cheap and concise. It's the Science Booster
      wan.. πŸ˜‰

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        coolit
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        tulipgarden:


        Can get the \"My Pals are here, science booaster volume A and B\" by Marshall Cavendish. (is that the guidebook you're referring to ?)
        Pictures and information.
        Hi tulipgarden,

        I was referring to the Orange book by marshall cavendish that covers P3-P6 topics that I find very useful for ds. But am wondering if there are any other good guidebooks around.

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          24hr-mum
          last edited by

          what abt sci assessment bks? whc ones are gd?

          i m new to it as my girl next year then p3.
          how to prepare her?

          read guide bk first n do assessment huh?

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            tianzhu
            last edited by

            jedamum:
            mummies/daddies,

            having flipped through these guide books, i noticed that some of them categorized Lower Block and Upper Block while some don't categorise. how do we know which is for P3, P4, P5 level??
            sorry for the noobiness. :oops:
            Hi jedamum

            Please go to this site and click at this link, Primary Science Syllabus 2008.
            It may give you a clearer picture about the topics.

            http://www.punggolpri.moe.edu.sg/cos/o.x?c=/wbn/pagetree&func=view&rid=15664

            Best wishes

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              teh_oh
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              Jennifer:
              teh_oh:

              Hi,

              I read in Janet Sim's guide book that plants move by themselves. This concept appears in several of the MCQ questions in the Diversity Book.
              How can plants move by themselves?

              Yes, Plants move by themselves- towards light source or climbers curling towards a support. Whereas Animals move from place to place. So the key difference is \"from place to place\".

              Hi Jennifer.
              For plants moving towards light source, isn't that equivalent to 'respond to surroundings?' If no, how do plants 'respond to surroundings'? Mimosa?
              Thanks.

              teh_oh

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                Jennifer
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                teh_oh:
                Jennifer:

                [quote=\"teh_oh\"]Hi,

                I read in Janet Sim's guide book that plants move by themselves. This concept appears in several of the MCQ questions in the Diversity Book.
                How can plants move by themselves?

                Yes, Plants move by themselves- towards light source or climbers curling towards a support. Whereas Animals move from place to place. So the key difference is \"from place to place\".

                Hi Jennifer.
                For plants moving towards light source, isn't that equivalent to 'respond to surroundings?' If no, how do plants 'respond to surroundings'? Mimosa?
                Thanks.

                teh_oh[/quote]U r right in thinking it's a response to stimuli. BUT the sch teacher insisted \"plants move\" and quoted this example \"move towards light\".

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                  jedamum
                  last edited by

                  dear buds and tianzhu,

                  thanks for the info. πŸ™‚

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                    buds
                    last edited by

                    Jennifer:
                    U r right in thinking it's a response to stimuli. BUT the sch teacher insisted \"plants move\" and quoted this example \"move towards light\".

                    Really?

                    Can share the nature that question was posed?

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                      janet88
                      last edited by

                      jedamum:
                      mummies/daddies,

                      having flipped through these guide books, i noticed that some of them categorized Lower Block and Upper Block while some don't categorise. how do we know which is for P3, P4, P5 level??
                      sorry for the noobiness. :oops:
                      Lower block is split into P3 and P4...usually Science assessment books by EPH are 'classified' Lower Block 1 and Lower Block 2 (P4).

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                        janet88
                        last edited by

                        24hr-mum:
                        what abt sci assessment bks? whc ones are gd?

                        i m new to it as my girl next year then p3.
                        how to prepare her?

                        read guide bk first n do assessment huh?
                        I believe your daughter is using 'Perfect Match'. You can start her on 'Diversity' first...as for guide books, I would like to recommend 'P3/4 Science Partner' by SAP. It's rather comprehensive and acts as a backup for the textbook.
                        As for assessment books, you can check out 'P3/4 Science Teachers' Circle' and 'P3/4 Conquer Science'.

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