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    Maths Assessment Books

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      HAPPYH
      last edited by

      Hi


      Some of the questions posted under P3 section - fraction - looks really scary. How different is this topic in P3 compared to P2? Is there any books to suggest for fraction if it is really a tough topic? Or the assessment books cover enough stuff?

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        janet88
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        kitty2:
        janet_lee88:

        Hi Mummies,

        Friend recommended me that orange book by Ammiel Wan, Onsponge and A* Math. She told me that orange book and Onsponge must be completed by end of P5 in order to score well.
        A* Math is for P6.

        My friend told me the same thing.If your kid can do well in these books,sure will do well.Where to get the A* Maths,any idea?These books are not easy though,provide the kid is already strong in Maths.

        A* MATH is sold at this Math enrichment centre located at Bras Basah...can't remember which floor...but think it's on highest floor. Place is called Learning Interactive...the website is http://www.li.com.sg

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          cheery_kx
          last edited by

          Thank you, Champion.

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            oliveminx
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            plum-cake:
            HAPPYH:

            [quote=\"alng\"]Hi, I have all the three books but the orange book is collecting dust. I agree that the orange one is the easiest and A* is the toughest. A* can be used by P5 as the kids have already learnt the topics.


            Which book to buy is really dependent on the child. If the child is still struggling with basic concepts, then the orange book or even Andrew Er challenging maths is good enough. But if the child is already doing well in maths, then A* will be appropriate for him to practise real difficult qns. Whatever we do, we should not demoralize the child and dampen his confidence and interest for maths. 🙂


            Hi

            If you don't mind, could you tell me what is this orange book? I was going thro this thread and looks like I missed it. Thank you in advance.

            must be this one

            https://www.popular.com.sg/jsp/product/product_detail.jsp?vca001=262&vpd001=95704

            Challenging Maths Problems Made Easy [Paperback]
            Size: 26cm X 19cm / Pages: 178
            Author : Ammiel Wan Chee Hong
            Publisher : Marshall Cavendish International (Asia) Pte Ltd
            Level : Primary 3 - Primary 6
            Item Code : 9789810195649
            Usual Price : S$7.90[/quote]Actually, the orange book is for upper primary (as stated on Marshall Cavendish's website) because some of the topics are not taught at P3 and P4 yet and some (eg speed) only at P6.

            http://resource.marshallcavendish.com/mcdoc/console/(S(veamgpj2rd4t3255ddr5jf45))/DocumentDetail.aspx?viewType=catalogue&id=48419&AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1

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              HAPPYH
              last edited by

              Oh Ok. Thank you. Any of you use olympiad books for P3? If so, which author or publisher?


              Any experience with Focus on mathematics (Longmann)? I browsed thro’ the book at popular last night. Not bad. But I already have andrew Er (work sheet + challenging maths) and fabian Ng. Will it be more challenging than these series? Bit tempted, but never buy.

              Thank you in advance.

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                plum-cake
                last edited by

                oliveminx:
                plum-cake:

                [quote=\"HAPPYH\"]


                Hi

                If you don't mind, could you tell me what is this orange book? I was going thro this thread and looks like I missed it. Thank you in advance.

                must be this one

                https://www.popular.com.sg/jsp/product/product_detail.jsp?vca001=262&vpd001=95704

                Challenging Maths Problems Made Easy [Paperback]
                Size: 26cm X 19cm / Pages: 178
                Author : Ammiel Wan Chee Hong
                Publisher : Marshall Cavendish International (Asia) Pte Ltd
                Level : Primary 3 - Primary 6
                Item Code : 9789810195649
                Usual Price : S$7.90

                Actually, the orange book is for upper primary (as stated on Marshall Cavendish's website) because some of the topics are not taught at P3 and P4 yet and some (eg speed) only at P6.

                http://resource.marshallcavendish.com/mcdoc/console/(S(veamgpj2rd4t3255ddr5jf45))/DocumentDetail.aspx?viewType=catalogue&id=48419&AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1[/quote]Hi
                Yeh, True,
                I saw MC have clearley said in bold, capital letters
                EXPORT ONLY - NOT AVAILABLE IN SINGAPORE. too

                Its very confusing... then why they are selling at popular?


                http://resource.marshallcavendish.com/mcdoc/console/DocumentDetail.aspx?viewType=catalogue&id=48419

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                  HAPPYH
                  last edited by

                  Dear Plum-cake,


                  I think they still sell it because of kiasu parents like us:) May be they will remove that disclaimer in next reprint.

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                    janet88
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                    Hi mummies,

                    The orange Challenging Maths by Ammiel Wan is more appropriate for P6…but P5 kids can attempt some by mid-June. Questions don’t according to topics. That’s perhaps one reason why I couldn’t understand what goes on…unit transfer etc etc.

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                      SAHM_TAN
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                      Champion,


                      You were searching for "Must Know Maths Problem Sums"?

                      I checked with EPH becos attracted by the key words "Must Know", was informed that the new revised version with added features will be in store by end Jan 2012 (est), there will be P1-P6.

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                        HAPPYH
                        last edited by

                        SAHM_TAN:
                        Champion,


                        You were searching for \"Must Know Maths Problem Sums\"?

                        I checked with EPH becos attracted by the key words \"Must Know\", was informed that the new revised version with added features will be in store by end Jan 2012 (est), there will be P1-P6.
                        Hmm. This is good info to know. Anyone tried focus on mathematics by longmann for Maths? Is it good?

                        thank you in advance

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