Club 2002 Kids

[veraclari]

Hi hi, a Maths related question…

, my girl’s SAP school is using Shaping Maths and the ratio topic in there is super easy and covered basic ratios info. The worksheets school gave also super easy. I.e. totally different from the Past year questions we see in past years SA1 exam paperas of the good school s…

Any one have the same experience? Just wondering what to expect at SA1?? ; (

[carol73]

my girl is also using shaping maths, but the school produces its own problem solving worksheets. The problems are similar to those from onsponge or those challenging maths books that we can get from popular

[veraclari]

Thanks Carol73… oh gosh… that’s why I was shocked at how easy the questions were and my girl just stuck at e ConquerMaths and Past Year papers… Oh Man…

[carol73]

it good that your girl have time to do revision, my girl is buried with school work everyday. it is either math practise paper from her school, extra math problem (she just completed 8 ratio problems yesterday), science practise papers, thinking skill questions etc, hardly have time to touch any assesment books this year.


if you have time to drop by popular, you may want to check out this book - must know maths problem sums and model method (red book), it has very detailed workings( I used that when my girl is stuck with her school work). get your girl to read thru the example so that she have an idea on how to handle different type of ratio question

the other thing you might want to take note is that they usually combine ratio and fractions in a single question, (that is what is notice from my girl school work), so this 2 topics need to know at finger tips. if you take a look at the above mentioned book, you will know.

veraclari:

Thanks Carol73... oh gosh... that's why I was shocked at how easy the questions were and my girl just stuck at e ConquerMaths and Past Year papers... Oh Man...

[veraclari]

Thanks Carol73!


Will get e book.
Nah..my girl also so bz with school work and CCA and some tuition no time to revise. School work and abit of assess memt oor two past exam papers per week os all she can cover... as she's a little lazy yet easily stressed. She does try to push herself SOMeTimes which is good.. like once a week hahaha

Just hope she'll manage fine for SA1 as she can't do well in the past year other school papers esp. Maths. See how it goes!!! Some I also stuck. . Don't understand answers given or don't know how to solve man.. really challenging!

[bebe]

Hi


Can I check that for Maths, there are paper 1 and paper 2. It is standard that paper 1 MCQ is 40 marks while Paper 2 will be a mix of those fill in the blanks and Problem sum questions (marks ranging from 2 to 4-5 points per question). And for Paper 2, calculator will be allowed?

[Champion]

bebe:

Hi


Can I check that for Maths, there are paper 1 and paper 2. It is standard that paper 1 MCQ is 40 marks while Paper 2 will be a mix of those fill in the blanks and Problem sum questions (marks ranging from 2 to 4-5 points per question). And for Paper 2, calculator will be allowed?

Hi bebe,
The followings are shared by a friend who has attend her child's school briefing for P5 parents; hope can help answer your questions

http://i38.tinypic.com/5502sz.jpg\">
http://i35.tinypic.com/2zfn11j.jpg\">
http://i34.tinypic.com/4kfwb9.jpg\">
http://i37.tinypic.com/2i1amp.jpg\">
http://i37.tinypic.com/mn173a.jpg\">

[Mawar]

The past few weeks have been the worst ever for DD. The work load has been crazy. Dont know how long she can stay in overdrive mode. We are not even thinking of SA, just homework. Survival mode. Luckily she is still cheerful. But don't know when she will buckle.


She is struggling with Math. So am I, actually. From an almost hands off parent, I am reading and working on fractions & ratios. Hoping that I can help explain and move her along faster. Sigh! Back to school for me.

Btw, I am thinking of jumping ship from no tuition to tuition camp. Anyone in similar predicament? Any experienced math tutor or math group to recommend? :imdrowning:

[pchong]

Champion:

bebe:

Hi


Can I check that for Maths, there are paper 1 and paper 2. It is standard that paper 1 MCQ is 40 marks while Paper 2 will be a mix of those fill in the blanks and Problem sum questions (marks ranging from 2 to 4-5 points per question). And for Paper 2, calculator will be allowed?

Hi bebe,
The followings are shared by a friend who has attend her child's school briefing for P5 parents; hope can help answer your questions

Thanks for the sharing

[bebebub]

Mawar:

The past few weeks have been the worst ever for DD. The work load has been crazy. Dont know how long she can stay in overdrive mode. We are not even thinking of SA, just homework. Survival mode. Luckily she is still cheerful. But don't know when she will buckle.


She is struggling with Math. So am I, actually. From an almost hands off parent, I am reading and working on fractions & ratios. Hoping that I can help explain and move her along faster. Sigh! Back to school for me.

Btw, I am thinking of jumping ship from no tuition to tuition camp. Anyone in similar predicament? Any experienced math tutor or math group to recommend? :imdrowning:

Me! I surrendered this year. Some questions I totally catch-no-ball. Some questions I only know how to solve by algebra. At times I end up confusing her, 越帮越'盲' :oops: