Q&A - P3 Math
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Hi SAHM chew,
beautifully drawn :).
I am just browsing from office
and did not have time to draw it to upload on the forum. -
thank you very much
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mother777:
Thanks... i learnt a lot from this forum.. just trying to contribute back to it.Hi SAHM chew,
beautifully drawn :).
I am just browsing from office
and did not have time to draw it to upload on the forum. -
SAHM Chew:
Totally agree with you, I have also learnt a lot in this forum.
Thanks... i learnt a lot from this forum.. just trying to contribute back to it.mother777:
Hi SAHM chew,
beautifully drawn :).
I am just browsing from office
and did not have time to draw it to upload on the forum.
Even though my DD1 is in P2 this year..I try to make time to browse questions in higher level subjects to learn myself..
Nothing is same as what we learned previously..so need to upgrade myself before teaching my own daughter
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Agree, as a working mum I not only need to upgrade myself at work I need to uPgrade myself in school work too. Btw, does anyone knows how many types of models must a P3 child must learn for the whole year?
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peapot:
Agree, as a working mum I not only need to upgrade myself at work I need to uPgrade myself in school work too. Btw, does anyone knows how many types of models must a P3 child must learn for the whole year?
Hi
Generally, there are two types of models.
Part-Whole Model
Comparison Model
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Hah?? Only 2 types ah??? then what about "internal and external transfer" and those 4 times more and those multiple and division box models??
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peapot:
Hah?? Only 2 types ah??? then what about \"internal and external transfer\" and those 4 times more and those multiple and division box models??
Aiyoh... This transfer thingy I don't like de....
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peapot:
Hah?? Only 2 types ah??? then what about \"internal and external transfer\" and those 4 times more and those multiple and division box models??
Depend on school.my son didn't study transfer models in p3..but i saw qns in p thread.
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sorry to bother but I need to know how to draw the box model for Nancy.
Helen had twice as much money as Simon.
Nancy had $120 less than Helen.
The 3 persons had $380 altogether.
How much did Simon have?
I know how to draw the box model for both Helen and Simon but stump at Nancyβs box. Can someone help me? Thanks in advance.
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