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    Anyone has kid that are p5 in 2010?

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    • J Offline
      James Ang
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      sssdarlings:
      Lynn2:

      hI sssdarlings


      Thanks for info.

      May I know the step by step series is more for paper one or two?

      Am using Andrew Er in addition to fabian Ng.

      Did your child use Andrew Er as well?Any comments on his series of book.I believe there are three sets from him.Thnks

      Step-by-step: I think more for Paper 1.

      I started buying Andrew Er's 'Math worksheets' (the really thick one!) only this year. Which remains unfinished and will be used for revision til PSLE 😜

      I believe his books are for HA students or at least after the child has some foundation in the topic. Great practice for exam too; definitely not at the beginning stage of learning a new topic (unless, as I had mentioned earlier, its a HA child 😉 This is just my opinion after perusing many assessment books.

      I recommend FAN Maths for building a good foundation in Maths.

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        i-mum
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        I think the average number of assessment books required for preparing PSLE is about 5 each for Maths and Science.[/quote]


        Hi James,

        Do you mean 5 books for whole year :?

        Thks!

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          sssdarlings
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          I recommend FAN Maths for building a good foundation in Maths.[/quote]


          Yes, thank you for bringing up that series. They are great for heuristic questions.

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            sssdarlings
            last edited by

            i-mum:
            I think the average number of assessment books required for preparing PSLE is about 5 each for Maths and Science.

            Hi James,

            Do you mean 5 books for whole year :?

            Thks![/quote]

            Instead of buying all at one go, I would most go for 2 books at a time. One for paper 1 and another for word problems. Once these are completed by mid year or even earlier (wishful thinking here ;)) then I'd go stock up.

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              carebear
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              JonC:
              WOW :shock: 8 :!: :udawoman: or :udaman:


              Lucky I do not have a parent who buys me 8 assessment book for 1 subject. :faint:
              What if your parent gave you free internet access time to any game you want to play (eg wolf team) and unlimited xbox time after you have finished your work?
              And buy you game cards if you do well in your school work?
              And let you do anything you want (except misbehaving) during the school holidays?

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                phankao
                last edited by

                carebear:
                What if your parent gave you free internet access time to any game you want to play (eg wolf team) and unlimited xbox time after you have finished your work?

                And buy you game cards if you do well in your school work?
                And let you do anything you want (except misbehaving) during the school holidays?
                It still doesn't work with my ds. I tried - even with 1 assessment book. So it depends on the child too. Ok, maybe I have an exceptionally special one - dunno what kind of special. hahaha!!!

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                  Lynn2
                  last edited by

                  Hello all


                  Our P5 children are going back to school tomolo…

                  I am so guilty that my child has not touched chinese since the term closed…How about you mum?

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                    sbchew
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                    My son is P5 this year. His CMT Comprehension is weak. Recently in CA1, he scored 20.5 of 44. Not sure how to help him. Can anyone advise please? Thanks

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                      SUPERLADY
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                      hi,

                      can any one suggest me some english tution for p5 near tiong bahru or outram park or china town or nearby vicinity.he scored 75 in his ca but still need to push a little till 85 so pls help me.
                      thanks

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                        i-mum
                        last edited by

                        Hi parents,


                        May I know how you manage to revise the subjects for your dd and ds? I found it hard as almost everyday, my dd has plenty of homework to finish :?:

                        i-mum

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