Maths Assessment Books

[phtthp]

Must thank you, Champion.

wow! you responded so fast !
You have contributed a lot by posting pictures of these assessment books readily! :salute:

Must thank you for your timely advice, laughingcat. :salute:
just checked contents of above books posted by Champion.
seems like Simon Eio \"Step by Step\" more basic to start with.
i shall buy this.

[optimistforum]

Hi phtthp


I hope you are well.

LaughingCat is right. Get the foundations right first.

I bought EPH "Step by Step Maths", and then I progress them to EPH Challenging Maths or SAP Maths Olympiad.

PS…phtthp have you purchased your Test Your intelligence and Test Your Reasoning Books yet.

[niza6666.028774hotmail.028774com]

There is a book by Fabian Ng, "Math Without Tears" published by Longman. I checked with Popular but they don’t sell this book at any of their outlets. Does anyone know where to get and if anyone tried this book, pls share abt this book. Thanks

[Champion]

mn:

There is a book by Fabian Ng, \"Math Without Tears\" published by Longman. I checked with Popular but they don't sell this book at any of their outlets. Does anyone know where to get and if anyone tried this book, pls share abt this book. Thanks

Hi! If the above book is no longer available in Popular Bookstore, perhaps you may like to call up the publisher Pearson Education, whether do they still publish it or if it is, then the location where you can get it.

Tel: 6319 9388
Open hour: Mon-Fri; 8.30am - 5.30pm
E-mail: [email protected]

[niza6666.028774hotmail.028774com]

Thanks Champion, I will check with them. Thanks again.

[Charnic]

Hi, I remembered reading about this A* Maths papers in this forum. Think I only get in Bras Basah or ? Can someone pls throw some light on the above? Remember someone was mentioning it is a must have if you want to score A* for PSLE ?

[nansk]

CNS:

Hi, I remembered reading about this A* Maths papers in this forum. Think I only get in Bras Basah or ? Can someone pls throw some light on the above? Remember someone was mentioning it is a must have if you want to score A* for PSLE ?

A* Maths Problems - 2nd edition
(7 in a pack c/w full solutions) - Ratio, Whole Numbers & Decimals, Fractions, Mensuration, Rate & Speed, Geometry and Percentage.
Published by: Learning Interactive - Frederick Ho MSc; Dip Ed and General Editor: Spario Soon PhD

Website: http://www.li.com.sg

[jen18j]

Any suggestions for P3 Math? TIA

[Champion]

jen18j:

Any suggestions for P3 Math? TIA

Hi,
It really depends what you want or what your child needs

Since the 1st semester is over, it might be good if you can try the 3B assessment book. A good one that has been recommended here in the forum is the following one:-
Visible Thinking in Mathematics 3B (NEW!)
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http://resource.marshallcavendish.com/mcdoc/console/DocumentDetail.aspx?viewType=catalogue&id=49042

[coast]

Champion:

jen18j:

Any suggestions for P3 Math? TIA

Hi,
It really depends what you want or what your child needs

Since the 1st semester is over, it might be good if you can try the 3B assessment book. A good one that has been recommended here in the forum is the following one:-
Visible Thinking in Mathematics 3B (NEW!)
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http://resource.marshallcavendish.com/mcdoc/console/DocumentDetail.aspx?viewType=catalogue&id=49042

Hi hi

I think I read a detailed recommendation of the P3 books of this series early last year.

Anyone still has the link to that recommendation or wants to share what they think about the 3A and 3B books?

My DS is a fast learner and does not really need to practise much once he understands the concepts (they do a lot of worksheets in schools already). 1A, 1B and 2A did not seem to be useful for my DS and if I recall correctly, questions are quite repetitive in nature (but I have to say that it is based on the few topics he did as we drop books once we do not find them useful).

I suppose P3 books might be different as I seem to recall the detailed review is very good and I was quite disappointed that P1 and P2 books do not seem to match that review.

Thanks for any sharing!