Club 2005 Kids

[Daddy D]

Funz:

My DD P3 liao lah. That's why gan cheong oredi loh.


DS P1 ok lah, I still very relax.

Wah... P3 liao... I also gan cheong for u... :razz: :siam:

[MintyMin]

Daddy D.. u can b maths teacher liao leh.. u yet to start 'advertising' already got students for u liao.. :evil:

[bigsnoopy]

Daddy

Kissgurami:

This means you also went to Popular! You went to stock up too? :siam: :rotflmao:

Bought a bunch and need to complete them before buying more

Not me... :razz:
And I tio arrow to study this... :faint:
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Waaaaa... This book expensive leh.... :siam:

[bigsnoopy]

Castle House:

Morning everyone..


Term 2 starts.. more test, more stuff... :gloomy: :roll:

Ya... I kan cheong now since everything also counted le... :nailbite: :gloomy: :sad:

[bigsnoopy]

Funz:

Daddy

[quote=\"Funz\"]
Where you get that book? Think I need to go back to school for that oso leh. Was hoping that DD will be able to get the hang of using models on her own so I can sit back and relax but now looks like no choice I gotta figure out how to use models to solve problems in order to show her.

Popular lor... I flip the pages, want to :faint: liao... :razz:

Thanks! Gonna go look for it on Wed.

Or better still, you figure out how and I send my 2 kiddos to you can? Make it worth your while, teach 3 instead of just 1. :evil:[/quote]Errrr.. Count my dd in... Make it four then..... :siam:

[Funz]

Bought the book for $28.80. Flipped through it, skipped all the blah blahs about the who what when where why models and went directly to the how.


Ok, not too bad, $28.80 pretty well spent, managed to apply the models to some problems that DD could not solve and explain it to her. More importantly, she got it and is now able to solve similar problems on her own.

[Lenny08]

Cool daddy!!


quote=\"bigsnoopy\"]

Castle House:

Morning everyone..

Term 2 starts.. more test, more stuff... :gloomy: :roll:

Ya... I kan cheong now since everything also counted le... :nailbite: :gloomy: :sad:[/quote]

[Daddy D]

Funz:

Bought the book for $28.80. Flipped through it, skipped all the blah blahs about the who what when where why models and went directly to the how.


Ok, not too bad, $28.80 pretty well spent, managed to apply the models to some problems that DD could not solve and explain it to her. More importantly, she got it and is now able to solve similar problems on her own.

Cool....
Makes me wonder... Why are we teaching these when the teachers should have already covered in class?
Might as well, everyone just buy textbooks and do home schooling...
:slapshead: :faint:

[Funz]

Own the whole, DD’s school does a pretty good job teaching them. Just that at times, kids may need some reinforcement or a little more time to digest what is being taught. At lower primary, most kids will not dare ask the teachers to explain things to them again. So boh pian, parents who can and are not willing to leave their kids to muddle through on their own will have to do what we are doing loh.

[Lenny08]

Teach less in school, and learn more at home?

Daddy

Funz:

Bought the book for $28.80. Flipped through it, skipped all the blah blahs about the who what when where why models and went directly to the how.

Ok, not too bad, $28.80 pretty well spent, managed to apply the models to some problems that DD could not solve and explain it to her. More importantly, she got it and is now able to solve similar problems on her own.

Cool....
Makes me wonder... Why are we teaching these when the teachers should have already covered in class?
Might as well, everyone just buy textbooks and do home schooling...
:slapshead: :faint: