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    Preparing kids for P5 in 2011

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      Pen88n
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      Chenonceau & Janet,


      You are most welcomed. I went thru’ it 1st hand and a bit of last minute "scrambling" to buy some items. Happen to see this thread discussing about getting stationaries ready for exams. Thought might be useful to share info around so that parents need not do last minute rush.

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        Pen88n:
        Chenonceau & Janet,


        You are most welcomed. I went thru' it 1st hand and a bit of last minute \"scrambling\" to buy some items. Happen to see this thread discussing about getting stationaries ready for exams. Thought might be useful to share info around so that parents need not do last minute rush.
        Hi Penn88n and other mummies who have gone through the craziness of PSLE,
        Your advice on DOs and DONTs are seriously taken. Pls give us tips on preparation AFTER SA2. I need to breathe first :rotflmao:

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          Peony
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          Janet, R E L A X!!!


          Pen88n, Thanks for the tips!!

          Actually my DD already has two calculators coz the FT even more KS!! Already told the kids to bring two calculators for SA1 this year!

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            Peony:
            Janet, R E L A X!!!


            Pen88n, Thanks for the tips!!

            Actually my DD already has two calculators coz the FT even more KS!! Already told the kids to bring two calculators for SA1 this year!
            My son also brought 2 calculators for the Math exam.
            Checked and double checked his compass and set squares are intact.
            2moro, I can definitely a loud cheer from the school after Science.

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              Peony
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              Janet, I think you'll have withdrawal syndrome after the last paper. 😉


              Enjoy yourself tomorrow! Paint the town red!!! :rahrah:

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                janet88
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                Peony:
                Janet, I think you'll have withdrawal syndrome after the last paper. 😉


                Enjoy yourself tomorrow! Paint the town red!!! :rahrah:
                I'm already thinking of ice cream tomorrow and some retail therapy.
                My son asked me, 'Mummy, I think you miss Orchard Road right ?'
                I replied, 'Yes. Taka, Isetan and Robinsons'.

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                  pixiedust
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                  Pen88n, yup..big thanks ! Do continue to drop-by our threads.

                  We went out over the weekend to buy extra calculators and e-dictionaries :rahrah: The e-dictionary warranty is 1year so you are so right might as well just buy now.

                  Janet, how come your ds need compass ? circles only in P6 right ? We only prepared projectors and set squares.

                  We are also looking forward to a break after SA2. :imcool:

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                    pixiedust:


                    We are also looking forward to a break after SA2. :imcool:
                    Yes, you are right...it's projectors and not compass. Super blur of me :oops:

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                      janet_lee88:
                      pixiedust:



                      We are also looking forward to a break after SA2. :imcool:

                      Yes, you are right...it's projectors and not compass. Super blur of me :oops:

                      And it is not projectors either (that is for projecting slides), it is protractor :rotflmao: Can see how \"stress\" and \"disoriented\" Janet is :evil:

                      Sori, Janet, this panda can't help teasing and being naughty :oops:

                      By the way, even for P6 circles topic, no need for compass at all. Kids not required to draw circles with compass.

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                        pixiedust
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                        Hahaha…it was my bad for misleading Janet. Okay, protractors!

                        Ah ok, no need compass!

                        So fast p5 academic year will end soon! So we migrate to the 2012 p6 thread, ya?

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