Science Guide Books

[janet88]

Hi Champion,

I like Helen Lee's Upper Block New Syllabus Science.
But have to be careful with the answers...some can be wrong...then have to google to confirm. http://i52.tinypic.com/m8nwcz.jpg\">

[Champion]

janet_lee88:

Hi Champion,

I like Helen Lee's Upper Block New Syllabus Science.
But have to be careful with the answers...some can be wrong...then have to google to confirm. http://i52.tinypic.com/m8nwcz.jpg\">

Hi Janet,
Thanks for the advise; appreciates much :salute: :salute:

In fact, DD1 did not even attempt any of the revision exercise in this Helen Lee's Lower Block New Syllabus Science Book 1 :oops: .....Mainly she will refer to this book when she unable to understand those \"gigantic\" words in Ultimate Science Guide and the Science Partners. :scratchhead: ...So for reading & reference purposes, the sequencing order of guide books use is as follows:-

Choice No. 1 Ultimate Science Guide by EPH

Choice No. 2 Primary 3/4 Science Partner: A Complete Guide To Lower Block Science 3/4 by SAP

Choice No. 3 Helen Lee's Lower Block New Syllabus Science Book 1

In fact, have another guide book but guess that will be \"cold-storage\" forever lioa - find the notes too......oooo....brief :roll: Lower Blk Science Exam Booster Notes by Carol Phua - EPH http://i56.tinypic.com/24pz79h.jpg\">

Agrees - At times have to google or to post the questions in the P3/4 Science thread to have others to help & advise :grphug:

[teh_oh]

Champion:

So for reading & reference purposes, the sequencing order of guide books use is as follows:-


Choice No. 1 Ultimate Science Guide by EPH

Choice No. 2 Primary 3/4 Science Partner: A Complete Guide To Lower Block Science 3/4 by SAP

Choice No. 3 Helen Lee's Lower Block New Syllabus Science Book 1

Hi Champion,
For referencing purposes, we also go straight for the Ultimate guide. But for reading, we go for the simplest first (in our case, Janet Sim). After covering simpler guides, then we move onto detailed guides because we want to cover as much basics as possible instead of stuck/spending too much time at the details in Ultimate and then become pressed for time as time runs out and unable to cover all topics.
My 2 cents.

[janet88]

teh_oh:

Champion:

Choice No. 1 Ultimate Science Guide by EPH


Choice No. 2 Primary 3/4 Science Partner: A Complete Guide To Lower Block Science 3/4 by SAP

Choice No. 3 Helen Lee's Lower Block New Syllabus Science Book 1

Hi Champion,
For referencing purposes, we also go straight for the Ultimate guide. My 2 cents.

I go straight to do Science questions, esp OE ones...for MCQ, to try his best to answer, if really don't know then 'humtum anyone...still have 25% chance of getting right'. For OE, also must write something. When I mark after that, I will write down the answer and underline what I think is keyword.

[Champion]

teh_oh:

Hi Champion,
For referencing purposes, we also go straight for the Ultimate guide. But for reading, we go for the simplest first (in our case, Janet Sim).

Hi Teh_oh,
Check with you for Janet Sim, which one did you use?

(1)Lower Block Science 3-in-1 http://i55.tinypic.com/2a7eexj.jpg\">

(2)Lower Block Challenging Science - Diversity http://i56.tinypic.com/2056151.jpg\">

[teh_oh]

Hi Champion,

The first one.

[plum-cake]

Dear Mummies,


Thank you for sharing all the valuable book recomendations and informations. I've been reading from the 1st page and end up with this list. my dd will be in p3 next yr....

By janet_lee88
Longman Science Title is My Weekly Companion' by Alan Tan and Rekha Balakrishnan
Conquer Science & Learning Science by SAP
Science Process skills ( teachers@work)
Perfect Match Science practice
PSLE Ultimate Science
'Science Explorer' by Ace

By Champion
Classroom Science Process Skill by Casco
learning science SAP
science partner SAP
Science Exam Booster notes EPH

By Vincent Chua
Just Education Clinic or Power Guide Series - building foundation / concepts
Just Education Creative Series - with foundation in place, looking for database/inferential question

By cwc
Science Concept Map (from MC)
Science power guide

By Peony
Renee Chong's Science Companion Boxed set
Ultimate Science Guide
Oxford Primary essentials


By pixiedust
EPH PSLE Ultimate Science Guide
PSLE Revision Guide
Just Education Distinction Series - with foundation in place, ready to attempt challenging questions

By QuiteKSMum
Everyday Science for Primary Level by Teacher Works
EPH Helen's books - Upper Block New Syllabus Science Bk 1 & 2
EPB Pan Pacific Mini Science Encyclopedia
EPH (?) Janet Sim's books

Let me know which ones are must haves and which ones are that I can eleminate or add any titles that I've miss in this list

Thankyou! :lol:

[pixiedust]

plum-cake, next year P3 ? You really ON ! :lol:


I don't use Just Education, must be some quotes mixed up along the way.

You will need at least one Science Guides so look at these two :
EPH PSLE Ultimate Science Guide
PSLE Revision Guide

I bought both
Assessment books, there are different opinions. I personally prefer Janet Sim.

[allcc6]

pixiedust:

plum-cake, next year P3 ? You really ON ! :lol:


I don't use Just Education, must be some quotes mixed up along the way.

You will need at least one Science Guides so look at these two :
EPH PSLE Ultimate Science Guide
PSLE Revision Guide

I bought both
Assessment books, there are different opinions. I personally prefer Janet Sim.

I also have a P2 girl and have been reading the 2 threads of Science guide books and assessment books... Honestly, a little lost coz so many diff titles in the market.

Pixiedust : I've seen both the guidebooks u indicated and agree that both seem to be very popular among the Upp Pri parents. However for P3, think it may be better to get the Lower Block Sc Guides, which focus on the relevant topics covered in P3/4.

Also, the PSLE versions are likely to have re-prints yearly, so can get them when the kids reach Upp Pri.

[Champion]

plum-cake:

Dear Mummies,


Thank you for sharing all the valuable book recomendations and informations. I've been reading from the 1st page and end up with this list. my dd will be in p3 next yr....

By janet_lee88
Longman Science Title is My Weekly Companion' by Alan Tan and Rekha Balakrishnan
Conquer Science & Learning Science by SAP
Science Process skills ( teachers@work)
Perfect Match Science practice
PSLE Ultimate Science
'Science Explorer' by Ace

By Champion
Classroom Science Process Skill by Casco
learning science SAP
science partner SAP
Science Exam Booster notes EPH

By Vincent Chua
Just Education Clinic or Power Guide Series - building foundation / concepts
Just Education Creative Series - with foundation in place, looking for database/inferential question

By cwc
Science Concept Map (from MC)
Science power guide

By Peony
Renee Chong's Science Companion Boxed set
Ultimate Science Guide
Oxford Primary essentials


By pixiedust
EPH PSLE Ultimate Science Guide
PSLE Revision Guide
Just Education Distinction Series - with foundation in place, ready to attempt challenging questions

By QuiteKSMum
Everyday Science for Primary Level by Teacher Works
EPH Helen's books - Upper Block New Syllabus Science Bk 1 & 2
EPB Pan Pacific Mini Science Encyclopedia
EPH (?) Janet Sim's books

Let me know which ones are must haves and which ones are that I can eleminate or add any titles that I've miss in this list

Thankyou! :lol:

Hi Plum-Cake,
Thanks for summarising the list :celebrate:

Yes, indeed Science is so wide that once you step into Popular, you feel like you want to buy EVERY guide/assessment books! :!:

Over the weekends, I have done myself a good deed - I plastic wrap those guide books that I am using regularly because I am a very messy person so by doing that, the books won't have donkey ears and I can keep them till at least DD1 is P6! :lol: :lol:

Hubby saw and gave the comment, \" WOW! You better stop going to Popular or else you will come home with more SCIENCE books and the cabinet won't have enough space for them!\" :laugh: :laugh: