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    P2 Math - General Discussion

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      plum-cake
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      tianzhu:
      Hi plum-cake


      Good Morning

      From qms’s blog, there is a link to Radin Mas Primary School where you may find a brief introduction to Model Drawing in the P1 Maths presentation.

      http://school.radinmaspri.moe.edu.sg/notice/Maths_P1_Orientation_Presentation_2011.pdf

      Best wishes

      Thank you tianzhu.

      Yes the pages 15 -20 is really helpful to me. cause its transforming the objects to bar. clear example. I can print it and use it as an ex. to my dd.
      Thanks again. Thats wonderful πŸ’‹

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        tianzhu
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        plum-cake:

        Thank you tianzhu.
        Hi plum-cake

        You're welcome.

        I think you may also find some slides on parents’ workshop from other schools as well.

        If your kid is in P2, the good news is you have plenty of time to pick up MD.

        Spend some time in Popular, you may find some useful books.

        Best wishes

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          tisha
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          Not sure if it is mentioned before, but a good site to learn model drawing is http://www.thesingaporemaths.com/

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            Tinkerbelle
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            Hi plum-cake,


            I used i-excel: Heuristic and model approach by Li Fanglan for my DDs and they found the examples in the book easy to understand. The book covers heuristic questions and also teaches the concept of models with simple questions and pictures. It even comes with different colour-coded bars of different lengths for the child to stick onto to models so he/she can visualise the models better. If you want to start from the basics, maybe use the P1 book first, then move on to the P2 book. πŸ˜‰

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              adbie
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              tisha:
              Not sure if it is mentioned before, but a good site to learn model drawing is http://www.thesingaporemaths.com/

              this site is good. it helps ME understand the model method so i can coach my kids in future! πŸ™‚

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                Callie Tan
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                Tinkerbelle:
                Hi plum-cake,


                I used i-excel: Heuristic and model approach by Li Fanglan for my DDs and they found the examples in the book easy to understand. The book covers heuristic questions and also teaches the concept of models with simple questions and pictures. It even comes with different colour-coded bars of different lengths for the child to stick onto to models so he/she can visualise the models better. If you want to start from the basics, maybe use the P1 book first, then move on to the P2 book. πŸ˜‰
                Hi Tinkerbelle,

                I can't find the book at Bishan Popular... where did you get it?

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                  Tinkerbelle
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                  Callie Tan:
                  Tinkerbelle:

                  Hi plum-cake,


                  I used i-excel: Heuristic and model approach by Li Fanglan for my DDs and they found the examples in the book easy to understand. The book covers heuristic questions and also teaches the concept of models with simple questions and pictures. It even comes with different colour-coded bars of different lengths for the child to stick onto to models so he/she can visualise the models better. If you want to start from the basics, maybe use the P1 book first, then move on to the P2 book. πŸ˜‰

                  Hi Tinkerbelle,

                  I can't find the book at Bishan Popular... where did you get it?

                  Hi callie,
                  I bought them at United Square Popular last year. Maybe can check the books out when your DD is at TLL. Dunno if PCS starts teaching models at P1 cos some schs don't start till P2. :lol:

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                    Callie Tan
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                    Tinkerbelle:
                    Callie Tan:

                    [quote=\"Tinkerbelle\"]Hi plum-cake,


                    I used i-excel: Heuristic and model approach by Li Fanglan for my DDs and they found the examples in the book easy to understand. The book covers heuristic questions and also teaches the concept of models with simple questions and pictures. It even comes with different colour-coded bars of different lengths for the child to stick onto to models so he/she can visualise the models better. If you want to start from the basics, maybe use the P1 book first, then move on to the P2 book. πŸ˜‰

                    Hi Tinkerbelle,

                    I can't find the book at Bishan Popular... where did you get it?

                    Hi callie,
                    I bought them at United Square Popular last year. Maybe can check the books out when your DD is at TLL. Dunno if PCS starts teaching models at P1 cos some schs don't start till P2. :lol:[/quote]Ok wil check again cos this saturday will be at United Sq again... Thanks.

                    I am preparing myself and learn first so that I know how to teach. I used to learn from my P5 students wen I was tutoring but that was almost 10-15 years ago...

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                      Tinkerbelle
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                      Callie Tan:
                      Ok wil check again cos this saturday will be at United Sq again... Thanks.


                      I am preparing myself and learn first so that I know how to teach. I used to learn from my P5 students wen I was tutoring but that was almost 10-15 years ago...
                      :salute: Wow...dedicated mummy. 10-15 years ago....time for refresher course.. :evil: Have fun learning...

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                        plum-cake
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                        Its(i-Excel model as a tool) available at POP at bras B complex, toa payoh.


                        I saw another book from MOE pale yellow in colour. $31. singapore maths. any body use this book or any feed back?

                        I found Bar Modelling A problem solving tool from Marshell Cavendish at kinokuniya 30$. and step by step model drawing 40$

                        Before I buy any of these I really want to have a good look at the other titles.

                        Thanks you for your kind replies.. :celebrate:

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