Raffles Girls' Primary
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Thanks greenbean2011 for your sharing.
In fact, My DD is a happy and blur princess, she was always punished during classes as she always forgot to bring her school stuff, did not finish her homeworks... she spents hours to play with her friends downstairs everyday...she has so much things to talk, to care when she come back... I did not put too much expectation on my girl. But I still hope she can go into a good school, as I think it's really important for her to develop well in all aspects. Not only her study, the most important is her character moral building, this is life long career.
I hope she can be a happy girl all the way. If she has the chances to go into any of good school all of you mentioned, I will be very very happy lah... :lol: -
These few days, my DD seems got into the problem of good friends, my DD likes to make friends, she has 2 best friends A and B previously, but recently, one of her best friends A said since my DD has another best friend B, so she (A) will not be my DD best friend anymore…my DD cannot understand why she said that, she emphasized to A that both A and B are her best friends…A said she will think about it, and let my DD know the result by today.
I don’t know how to advice my DD on this, I don’t have much memories on such things…don’t know other kids face the same problem or not…but it seems quite serious to my DD, she always thought about it. -
ctct61t, you are not alone.
Friendship has always been a problem for my dd since P1 (or even K1/2). When they are in good terms they are ‘sisters’ but when they fight they are ‘enemies’. I will share my listening ear whenever my dd wants to ‘complain’ about anyone in her class. I try not to get too involve in it and let her sort it out herself. I will try to at least console her by telling her maybe her friend was in a bad mood that day and should be fine if you you talk to her again a few days later. Beside that I will try to make her day by buying her what she likes eg. an ice cream or stuff like that. -
greenbean2011:
Thanks greenbean, yah i didnt know Kumon has Chinese. Yesterday I was trying to converse with her in Mandrain and she really sounded like an ang moh lol..dear Luanee,
you may consider enrolling yr girl for kumon Chinese. My friend whose son from Barker road church kindergarten enrol him for kumon Chinese at age 3.6. When he entered NYPS, his chinese was very good. He was able to read chinese novels independently - eg: Sui Gu Zhuan, San Guo Yan Yi, in beginning Pri 1.
usually people tend to send kids to kumon for Maths. But kumon Chinese also very good.
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ctct61t:
Yeah such friendships problems are common, my dd complains to me sometimes about them too. Same as KSP, i usually let her sort them out herself.These few days, my DD seems got into the problem of good friends, my DD likes to make friends, she has 2 best friends A and B previously, but recently, one of her best friends A said since my DD has another best friend B, so she (A) will not be my DD best friend anymore...my DD cannot understand why she said that, she emphasized to A that both A and B are her best friends...A said she will think about it, and let my DD know the result by today.
I don't know how to advice my DD on this, I don't have much memories on such things...don't know other kids face the same problem or not...but it seems quite serious to my DD, she always thought about it. -
Thanks KSP and Luanee,
I think I know how to do now. Give her more time and space, let my DD sort out by herself. Maybe what she want is just a listening mum. -
Andaiz:
Hi Ladies,
Thanks, Laughter. Yeap Ban Har is the guy who led in the conceptualization fo the Modelling method. Quite a good read.Laughter:
Hi folks,
That book that i mentioned is \"Teaching to Mastery Mathematics, Bar Modeling, A Problem-solving Tool\" by Yeap Ban Har, from Marshall Cavendish Education. I bought this book from popular.
Hope that this book can help you and your child...
I went to buy this book on Monday only to realise my Mother in law has a copy already!! So anyone who is interested to get this book do pm me!! Maybe can just pass the book to your dd.....at school.
5 days old only.
http://www.singaporemath.com/Bar_Modeling_A_Problem_solving_Tool_p/bmpst.htm
Retailing at $30.50 now selling!! $24!!! -
rugrats_pat:
Hi Ladies,
Thanks, Laughter. Yeap Ban Har is the guy who led in the conceptualization fo the Modelling method. Quite a good read.Andaiz:
[quote=\"Laughter\"]Hi folks,
That book that i mentioned is \"Teaching to Mastery Mathematics, Bar Modeling, A Problem-solving Tool\" by Yeap Ban Har, from Marshall Cavendish Education. I bought this book from popular.
Hope that this book can help you and your child...
I went to buy this book on Monday only to realise my Mother in law has a copy already!! So anyone who is interested to get this book do pm me!! Maybe can just pass the book to your dd.....at school.
5 days old only.
http://www.singaporemath.com/Bar_Modeling_A_Problem_solving_Tool_p/bmpst.htm
Retailing at $30.50 now selling!! $24!!![/quote]If you bought from popular I think u can exchange for other things. -
rugrats_pat:
Hi Ladies,
Thanks, Laughter. Yeap Ban Har is the guy who led in the conceptualization fo the Modelling method. Quite a good read.Andaiz:
[quote=\"Laughter\"]Hi folks,
That book that i mentioned is \"Teaching to Mastery Mathematics, Bar Modeling, A Problem-solving Tool\" by Yeap Ban Har, from Marshall Cavendish Education. I bought this book from popular.
Hope that this book can help you and your child...
I went to buy this book on Monday only to realise my Mother in law has a copy already!! So anyone who is interested to get this book do pm me!! Maybe can just pass the book to your dd.....at school.
5 days old only.
http://www.singaporemath.com/Bar_Modeling_A_Problem_solving_Tool_p/bmpst.htm
Retailing at $30.50 now selling!! $24!!![/quote] :oops: I need this book, have pm you already. Thanks -
hi ksp, if u bought it at popular u can return the book and exchange for other stuff within 7days… More than 7 days also can try… I did it once
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