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    Science Guide Books

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    • janet88J Offline
      janet88
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      plum-cake:
      Hi Janet,


      I bought Learning Science an introductory, preparatory course by SAP to my dd on top of P1/2 con.science book. KSP 😎 .
      Forgot to get Conquer Science P1/2 when I was at Popular...will prob hold on till June for that 20% discount. Focus is on son now as SA1 is in May.
      Learning Science is not bad...has higher order questions on skills and applications to score marks esp in open-ended.

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        janet88
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        A friend just recommended me this title for revision for P6 (there are 2)...supposed to be very close to PSLE format.

        http://postimage.org/image/17oplx1hg/

        This one is for Q&A. There are 4 books altogether.
        I will go and take a look but doubt I will get anymore books.

        http://postimage.org/image/17ozj54g4/

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          sleepy
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          Would like to check how many periods of Science lessons in your child’s timetable?


          P3/P4 only 2 hours of Science lessons each week. P5/P6 2.5 hours. Seem very little, enough to cover entire syllabus?

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            Champion
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            sleepy:
            Would like to check how many periods of Science lessons in your child's timetable?


            P3/P4 only 2 hours of Science lessons each week. P5/P6 2.5 hours. Seem very little, enough to cover entire syllabus?
            Yes, just checked with my DD - she also has only 4 lessons each 30 minutes for Science lesson every week.

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              Flipper123
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              My teacher gives 3-4 hours of science every week. I think is alright... :lol:

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              • janet88J Offline
                janet88
                last edited by

                Flipper123:
                My teacher gives 3-4 hours of science every week. I think is alright... :lol:

                Syllabus can complete esp if using pathetic school textbooks.
                But cannot guarantee passing...pupils need to read extensively if they want to do well.

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                  Happy Mama
                  last edited by

                  sleepy:
                  Would like to check how many periods of Science lessons in your child's timetable?


                  P3/P4 only 2 hours of Science lessons each week. P5/P6 2.5 hours. Seem very little, enough to cover entire syllabus?
                  My P3 DD has 3 periods of half-hour session of Science per week. Total of only 1.5 hours each week.

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                    plum-cake
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                    janet_lee88:

                    Syllabus can complete esp if using pathetic school textbooks.
                    But cannot guarantee passing...pupils need to read extensively if they want to do well.
                    :salute: well said Janet. I agree its true.

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                      Champion
                      last edited by

                      plum-cake:
                      janet_lee88:


                      Syllabus can complete esp if using pathetic school textbooks.
                      But cannot guarantee passing...pupils need to read extensively if they want to do well.

                      :salute: well said Janet. I agree its true.

                      :goodpost: :rahrah:

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                        janet88
                        last edited by

                        plum-cake:
                        janet_lee88:


                        Syllabus can complete esp if using pathetic school textbooks.
                        But cannot guarantee passing...pupils need to read extensively if they want to do well.

                        :salute: well said Janet. I agree its true.

                        Daughter brought home her English worksheets...one of which is on Animals body coverings and I was like :? isn't this Science ? P3 Diversity chapter on Animals and their body coverings like fur, scales and hair.
                        Ok, I am convinced to get the Conquer Science in June (20% discount).

                        Son had a question for his P5 CA1 Science. What is the function of the umbilical cord ? That isn't taught in his textbook, although there is a chapter on 'Reproduction in Humans'.

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