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    Vocabulary list for spelling test for K2 kidz

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      ddtan
      last edited by

      hi,

      I realised that my gal K2 childcare dun give spelling or ting zie. Looks like they are very laxed…

      Is there any good enrichment schools that anyone can recommend ? She’s currently taking phonics classes privately.

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        yuppybb
        last edited by

        Oh oh my... The spelling list freaks me out! Poor kids...I hope it win b tat tuff for my k1 kd 🙂


        Else she will find excuses to skip spelling practice

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          ankhlet.06013gmail.06013com
          last edited by

          buds:


          Btw.. in K2.. actually children are doing grammar and comprehension already..
          plus simple creative writing. K2 doing multiplication these days aren't new
          to the scene.. so yes, times have sure changed. *pant pant*

          Seems like we're either too fast or seems that we always need to play catch up! 😓
          :!: :!: :!: bbbbbbbuuuuuuttttt I only learnt my multiplication tables in primary2! And never really understood the concept till sec school ( yeah it just hit me one day even though I'd been acing maths). Do K2 kids fully understand what they are learning? And which are the primary schools that require P1 kids to come in so over qualified? *grumble grumble mumble mumble*

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            buds
            last edited by

            They are shown how to understand it as repeated addition. 😉


            Yaah.. the privileged children get additional external help from learning
            centres outside on top of attending preschool daily.. but the less privi...
            have to play catch up when the time comes. So.. whose to really be
            blamed for the rat race that they themselves created?

            It's like how they say.. the rich become richer and the poor? Well.... :roll:

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              venus77
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              hi


              My son is having 10 words per week for English and 3-5 words for Chinese Spelling.Sometimes the teacher would have dictation like 3-5 sentences for english and 1 sentence for Chinese… Right now, he already doing simple comprehension in class. Then the teacher gan chiong saying my boy is a bit slow in completing his work…I heard liao…wanted to faint…

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                buds
                last edited by

                Heyya venus77… which level is your child in?


                By P1 and P2 levels, it is normal for teachers to give ten words a week
                according to the Stellar pgrm story book for the month…with or without
                dictation. Likewise for comprehension… the students will be taught to look
                for clue words even within the questions, which they will highlight or
                bracket to make emphasis on the answers to look out for and how to
                write them correctly. As for the speed, ideally the children shouldn’t
                spend too long especially for short passages with straightforward
                questions… for the whole exam format English paper should be
                completed within a time frame usually about 1.5 hours. There
                should be time for children to check their work upon finishing
                any exam papers.

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                  venus77
                  last edited by

                  Hi buds


                  My son is in K2 now. So the pace he is doing now is on par with P1 standards.

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                    buds
                    last edited by

                    If you look at it in a positive way, it is good that his preschool

                    is preparing him for formal primary education. 😉

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                      vfong1
                      last edited by

                      My boy is in K2. He has weekly 10 words for spelling and 6 words for tin xie.


                      The English words are sounded quite alike like fern and firm, berg and burn. Sounds like testing their listening skills. He’s phonic based so sometimes he remember via his phonic ways.


                      Tin Xie words are pretty difficult words, short and long sentence.

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                        venus77
                        last edited by

                        ya buds…very grateful with his current teacher bearing with his slow pace.


                        I just hope that he can concentrate on his daily work…

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