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    P2 Math - General Discussion

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    • janet88J
      janet88
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      Harishita:
      Ok. Noted. Thank your suggestions.

      No worries...we are all here to share and learn...I'm learning something new everyday.

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        ululu
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        Heard Kumon math not bad and helpful to boost lower primary calculation skills, saw some sold in Popular. Anyone used it? Any comments?

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          adbie
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          Jennifer:
          peterch:

          [quote=\"yewteemum\"]dear all,


          gal going to P1 next yr. any recommendations for assessment books?
          too many choices, don't know which is good.

          I would recommend Math Challenging Problems by Andrew Er and Problem Solving Processes in Mathematics by Fabian Ng

          Fabian Ng's only has P2 onwards.

          Andrew Er has at least 2 assessment books. The challenging one might not be suitable for a child who is weak in Maths. Not all qns have detailed workings on how the ans is derived. The other one has graded qns, I think 3 levels - drilling, etc, etc.[/quote]I use Andrew Er for my DD too. I've also flipped through his books in stores. They seem to be very good. In the book that I used for my DD, the number of challenging questions are just right, so it doesn't overwhelm the kid (and the parent 😄 ).

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            Callie Tan:
            adbie:

            [quote=\"adbie\"]I just discovered a new one for P1 maths:

            http://www.p1math.com

            Seems as good as http://www.problemsums.com.

            My DD likes the format and question graphics of http://www.p1math.com. She also likes the free games in http://www.problemsums.com.

            I'm glad to have discovered these 2 sites.

            But i have problem creating an account as they stated they only work with schools... how?[/quote]I think problemsums switched strategy to target only schools. Business must be good for them. I remember reading about the founder (a former maths teacher) in the chinese evening papers.

            Maybe you can try the p1math site. Sadly for my DD, they don't have a p2math site. I don't understand why they only target P1. It doesn't make business sense to me. My DD says she will miss the p1math format. If people here know of other similarly good sites, appreciate if you can please share.

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            • janet88J
              janet88
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              I used to get Challenging Maths by Dawn Tai for my son…but it proved to be too ‘challenging’ for him and left him disappointed. So I switched to ‘Score in Maths’ by Simon Eio.

              Score in Maths has 3 levels of difficulties…so the child gains confidence to be able to handle the first level and move on.

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                plum-cake
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                How to teach modelling for P2? In p1 she didn't study modelling. me too. I am new to model drawing. So is there any good books or refference materials available for model drawing in step by step 😞 ?

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                  tianzhu
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                  Hi


                  The Essential Parents’ Guide to Primary Maths by Dr Fong Ho Keong
                  Top marks by Dr Fong Ho Keong.
                  Maths Model Diagrams from Maths456 by Tan BM

                  You may also look at some of these newer books in Popular to see if they meet your needs.

                  The Singapore Model Method for Learning Mathematics by EPB Panpac Education.
                  Bar Modeling A Problem-solving Tool from Marshall Cavendish.

                  You may also attend the Maths workshop for parents conducted by your child’s school.

                  Some schools start to introduce MD at P1.

                  Best wishes

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                    plum-cake
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                    tianzhu:
                    Hi


                    These are three books which I learned MD.

                    The Essential Parents’ Guide to Primary Maths by Dr Fong Ho Keong
                    Top marks by Dr Fong Ho Keong.
                    Maths Model Diagrams from Maths456 by Tan BM

                    You may also look at some of these newer books in Popular to see if they meet your needs.

                    The Singapore Model Method for Learning Mathematics by EPB Panpac Education.
                    Bar Modeling A Problem-solving Tool from Marshall Cavendish.

                    You may also attend the Maths workshop for parents conducted by your child's school.

                    Some schools start to introduce MD at P1.

                    Best wishes
                    Thank you. where can I get the 1st three books?Can I get these from popular book shop too?

                    I know my neighbours' from rosyth he started learning in p1. but I am :stupid: to teach.

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                      tianzhu
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                      plum-cake:

                      Can I get these from popular book shop?
                      Hi

                      I am not too sure if the two books by Dr Fong are still available in Popular, you may ask the staff to check for you.

                      MD from 456 should be available.

                      Best wishes

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                        plum-cake:
                        How to teach modelling for P2? In p1 she didn't study modelling. me too. I am new to model drawing. So is there any good books or refference materials available for model drawing in step by step 😞 ?

                        Hi plum-cake

                        I used Step-by Step Maths - Problem Solving using Model (Primary 2) by Simon Eio, which was a helpful start to gain an understanding of model drawing.

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