Q&A - P2 English
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plum-cake:
sounds great...tempting to buy.... :love: Thanks Janet..[/quote]Sure. I use the dictionary features while the kids use it for some other purpose which I have absolutely no idea.
I got the Besta 668...hesitated for few weeks before agreeing to it.janet_lee88:
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I never used electronic dic. before. which one you are using? How do you find it? is that provides any pictures?
So far, I use the Chinese and English dictionary features...not very sure about others. Told my son to make full use of it...sometimes if he doesn't know how the character is pronounced, he will write it on the screen and the electronic dict will then tell you what it is.
Since it's eve of CNY, let's not walk into Popular to give ourselves a BREAK from books...bcos I'm expecting a tsunami of homework to come in from next Monday onwards. -
could’n resist… I baught a another one
Voacbulary and Comprehension from study helpers’s series Marshall cavendish publication.
Thinking Skills to better your english from study helpers’s series Marshall cavendish publication.
I got them from Times book shop :!: -
plum-cake:
Times Bookshop ? How much ?could'n resist.. I baught a another one
Voacbulary and Comprehension from study helpers's series Marshall cavendish publication.
Thinking Skills to better your english from study helpers's series Marshall cavendish publication.
I got them from Times book shop :!:
I have Study Helpers too...bought from Popular last year.
Son's homework really flooding in...not all 4 subjects but 2 or 3 subjects with many questions which require time to think. -
janet_lee88:
Oh are they available in Popular as well..I didn't know. Must check. I got the member card in times as well. :lol: so $5.24 + 10% each.
Times Bookshop ? How much ?
I have Study Helpers too...bought from Popular last year.
Son's homework really flooding in...not all 4 subjects but 2 or 3 subjects with many questions which require time to think.
simple and I :love: them...my dd too.
Thinking Skills to better your english is an old book printed in 2007, knowledge based one. I got the P2 book.
speaking of son ..how is he now? My dd has started the model drawing at school. the teacher gave her only simple , straight Qs to practice drawing..so she came and told me with a big
\"ITs very easy\" .
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plum-cake:
He's much better now, thanks for asking. What a relief.
Thinking Skills to better your english is an old book printed in 2007, knowledge based one. I got the P2 book.janet_lee88:
Times Bookshop ? How much ?
I have Study Helpers too...bought from Popular last year.
Son's homework really flooding in...not all 4 subjects but 2 or 3 subjects with many questions which require time to think.
speaking of son ..how is he now? My dd has started the model drawing at school. the teacher gave her only simple , straight Qs to practice drawing..so she came and told me with a big \"ITs very easy\" :?
Sent the doctor a thank-you card. She's really good.
Next Friday, daughter's school will have P1 briefing...so happens parents out of town...so hubby has to attend the briefing himself as it is for parents and letter mentioned it's for parents only...have to stay home to look after the kids. -
plum-cake:
Hi plum-cake,My dd has started the model drawing at school. the teacher gave her only simple , straight Qs to practice drawing..so she came and told me with a big
\"ITs very easy\" .
:?
It's great that your DD has grasped the concept of models well. The earlier she picks up this skill, the easier she will find using models for problem sums. Hope you've mastered your models from the FAN book..hehe -
janet_lee88:
Luckey you, got a nice hubby. my side I have to go every time when the school calls. :stupid:
He's much better now, thanks for asking. What a relief.
Sent the doctor a thank-you card. She's really good.
Next Friday, daughter's school will have P1 briefing...so happens parents out of town...so hubby has to attend the briefing himself as it is for parents and letter mentioned it's for parents only...have to stay home to look after the kids. -
plum-cake:
Yes, he's pretty hands-on where kids' education is concerned.
Lucky you, got a nice hubby. my side I have to go every time when the school calls. :stupid:janet_lee88:
He's much better now, thanks for asking. What a relief.
Sent the doctor a thank-you card. She's really good.
Next Friday, daughter's school will have P1 briefing...so happens parents out of town...so hubby has to attend the briefing himself as it is for parents and letter mentioned it's for parents only...have to stay home to look after the kids. -
Tinkerbelle:
No dear, its actually she studied how draw the boxes with estimation like longer one to big number, shorter one for small number. then they did like
Hi plum-cake,plum-cake:
My dd has started the model drawing at school. the teacher gave her only simple , straight Qs to practice drawing..so she came and told me with a big
\"ITs very easy\" .
:?
It's great that your DD has grasped the concept of models well. The earlier she picks up this skill, the easier she will find using models for problem sums.
sam got 10 apples and mummy gave him 5 more apples. she thinks thats all. the modell is finished. :scared:
[quote] Hope you've mastered your models from the FAN book..hehe[/quote]Me :scratchhead: -
Hi Mummies,
What would you recommend for P2 English assessment book ?
A weekly one or separate as in…Grammar, Vocab, Comprehension, Cloze.
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