P3 Assessment Books (English, Maths, Science & Chinese)

[Atan]

Wow! You are a very hardworking mummy :rahrah: :udawoman: !

[sleepy]

Champion:

I will copy the solutions from the answer sheets to the questions and after that study them myself. Only nearer to the exam times, I will pick up those challenging questions and re-type out for DD1 to work on.

:yikes: :udawoman:

Now I feel I'm super lazy

[Champion]

Atan:

Wow! You are a very hardworking mummy :rahrah: :udawoman: !

Hi Mummy Atan,
*blush*, *blush* :oops: :oops: - I am not hardworking lah just that I am a slow learner, so need more time and info to absorb before I can coach DD1

[Champion]

sleepy:

Champion:

I will copy the solutions from the answer sheets to the questions and after that study them myself. Only nearer to the exam times, I will pick up those challenging questions and re-type out for DD1 to work on.

:yikes: :udawoman:

Now I feel I'm super lazy

Hi sleepy,
You are not lazy lah - you are also a very hands-on mummy! :celebrate: :celebrate:

As I mentioned above, I am a slow learner so many a time I need to do a lot of \"practises\" myself before I can grasp the concept and teach DD1. Also those assessment books with my own handwritings, I can keep it and the syllabus will not change much so I can use them again for DD2 in 3 years' time

[Brenda10]

Champion:

As I mentioned above, I am a slow learner so many a time I need to do a lot of \"practises\" myself before I can grasp the concept and teach DD1. Also those assessment books with my own handwritings, I can keep it and the syllabus will not change much so I can use them again for DD2 in 3 years' time

:hi5: That was the expereince that I gained during the learning of those \"unit transfer\" last year. It is very tough but I feel satisfactory once dd get faimilar and able to swim by herself.

[Champion]

Brenda10:

:hi5: That was the expereince that I gained during the learning of those \"unit transfer\" last year. It is very tough but I feel satisfactory once dd get faimilar and able to swim by herself.

Hi Brenda,
Thanks for the encouragement! :hi5:

DD1 once told me, \" Mummy, some of my classmates went for tuition so they already know how to solve those problem sums. Can you teach me based on your understanding and your method? I will check with teacher whether your method is correct!\" This sure gives me the confidence & motivation to learn!

[optimistforum]

Hi there

I thought I would share my experiences of “cloze” work with my P3 DS.

He can do them quite easily in the EPH Books Challenging 4-in1 English and Complete Practice in Vocab, Grammar and Comprehension, as they contained easy questions with a list of answers to choose from. I then found that my DS could not do Comprehension Cloze.

We now the SAP Book, Conquer Cloze P3 and it is helping him greatly. There are 3 sections, Grammar Cloze, Vocab Cloze and Comprehension Cloze. Each section is split into Basic, Intermediate and Advanced parts.

Grammar Cloze and Vocab Cloze have a list of words. I hide these words (and it becomes a Comp Cloze) and therefore it encourages DS to think about the passage before inserting the right word. The fact that it starts from Basic level encourages him to comprehend the text.

He will attempt they Comprehension Cloze last, and I believe his approach to the Vocab and Grammar sections will set him in good stead.

I would thoroughly recommend this series of books.

[Mom.0496102]

I like the FAN learning Maths books. It has step by step answers. Realised most of the times, my child’s error is in the method (which costs marks).

[vividlaurel]

Finally finished reading all the comments here! My kids will be in P3 in Jan and this has been real useful to me…Now have to go to Popular to check all the books mentioned here…HW for mummy!!

[prisnkc]

DS will be in P3 next year. Luckily, read this thread first. Now, can go Popular to take a look.