CHIJ (Kellock)
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Hi all,
Realised that the P1 has no Math textbook and workbook. Does the school uses their in-house materials? What do we need to do to make sure the kids are prepared for their Math? thank u so much -
Time to get the P1 maths 10-year series!
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Heehee, is there P1 Math 10 year series?? Btw, is this the first year where P1 has no textbook? Or the current P1 is actually using Math textbook and workbook? Can any P1 mummies advise please? thank you
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This year’s P1 class also had no text or workbook. They worked in worksheets printed by the school.
At home, we practised with an assessment book. You may look at the options during Popular BookFest (18-27 Nov at Suntec) and choose one assessment book that appeals to you. More than one at P1 would be an overkill, imho. -
nansk:
I see, thank you so much, Nansk!!!This year's P1 class also had no text or workbook. They worked in worksheets printed by the school.
At home, we practised with an assessment book. You may look at the options during Popular BookFest (18-27 Nov at Suntec) and choose one assessment book that appeals to you. More than one at P1 would be an overkill, imho.
You have always been a great help !!!
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Pigrabbiit:
Btw, what does imho means?
I see, thank you so much, Nansk!!!nansk:
This year's P1 class also had no text or workbook. They worked in worksheets printed by the school.
At home, we practised with an assessment book. You may look at the options during Popular BookFest (18-27 Nov at Suntec) and choose one assessment book that appeals to you. More than one at P1 would be an overkill, imho. You have always been a great help !!!
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imho = in my humble opinion
As a true-blue kiasu mom, I went and acquired multiple assessment books and topic-wise practice books for P1. My dd only completed one assessment book this year. For P2 next year, my wise husband has permitted me to buy only one assessment book. -
nansk:
Heehee, so desu ne! By the way, are there a lot of tests for the P1 students?imho = in my humble opinion
As a true-blue kiasu mom, I went and acquired multiple assessment books and topic-wise practice books for P1. My dd only completed one assessment book this year. For P2 next year, my wise husband has permitted me to buy only one assessment book. -
They have topical tests every week or two weeks. For example, one week in Oct, they covered telling time (full hour, half hour and quarter hour). Then the next week, they had a topical test on telling time for 20 marks.
English is the same. One week they covered pronouns, the next week they had a topical test.
I vastly prefer this method of assessment over CA and SA exams. -
I see. But need constant revision for the weekly tests then. Oh, cannot be lazy! Heehee
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