Club 2002 Kids

[KSP]

j.a.m.:

Mawar:

[quote=\"KSP\"]i just hope this whole P5 thing can be over soon.....

Then it's a bigger nightmare!! P6!!!

:rotflmao:

love your humour [/quote]from i what i know the shock for P5->P6 is much lesser and manageable than P4->P5.......

[bebebub]

Breadandmuffins:

bebebub:

SA1 Science exam includes topics from P3&4. How to remember so many keywords and phrasing? Dd can more or less understand the concepts, but if she does not revise/memorise the phrasing sufficiently, she tend to score badly. Anyone can share how your dc prepare for Science exam? Any dc goes to Science exams without doing any memory work?


Cannot imagine how the preparation would be for PSLE (P3-6) :nailbite:

The learning style depends on the child. My DS can remember the key phrases without memorising while my DD (P3) may not be able to do as well. It helps that DS reads nonfiction stuff. DD however does not read any of these. So my DS does not need to prepare for the science exams. The school will let him do some papers (at home as well) and he just go like that. I just let it be cos he needs the time to focus on his maths and chinese.......

:thankyou: for sharing. My dd dun fancy reading Science related material.
Hope to c more sharings from other parents on science preparation.

[octoberbaby]

I remembered a mother told me how her ds answered science question in the exam.

That was few years ago lah.

Q: how fish able to live in water ( couldn’t remember the exact words)
The answer: because fish drink water.

[Mawar]

octoberbaby:

I remembered a mother told me how her ds answered science question in the exam.

That was few years ago lah.

Q: how fish able to live in water ( couldn't remember the exact words)
The answer: because fish drink water.

:evil: Did he pass the paper? :rotflmao:

[iFirefly]

Nebbermind:

firefly38:

PiggyLalala.. Thot majority of the boys in RI takes Triple Sciences?

There are also many there who take more than 8 subjects....it's kinda a ego thing, I guess :siam:

By the way, nh is all hcl?

Some info for interested parents..

Yes, its confirmed that more than 2/3 (about 70+%) of the boys in RI take Triple Sciences and more than 8 subjects..

[Laura02]

carol73:

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

I bought this book too. I get dd to read the worked examples, try to understand the concepts involved, then do the questions. Her school uses On Sponge and A-Start Maths.

I bought PSLE Science A* Achievers' Guided Topical Challenge (by Educational Publishing House Pte Ltd) because they give good explanations on what teachers look for in marking the open ended questions. However, I take some of their suggested answers with a pinch of salt. For example, they suggested that a plastic sheet is transparent, but dd put it as translucent. I think it may be either. For such questions, I explain the rational, but do not insist that she memorises the answer. I think its much more important to understand the underlying concepts, than to try to second guess the examiners' answer.

[carol73]

for science I bought the ultimate sci guide, her school is using the PSLE process skill books for their weekly revision

Laura02:

carol73:

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

I bought this book too. I get dd to read the worked examples, try to understand the concepts involved, then do the questions. Her school uses On Sponge and A-Start Maths.

I bought PSLE Science A* Achievers' Guided Topical Challenge (by Educational Publishing House Pte Ltd) because they give good explanations on what teachers look for in marking the open ended questions. However, I take some of their suggested answers with a pinch of salt. For example, they suggested that a plastic sheet is transparent, but dd put it as translucent. I think it may be either. For such questions, I explain the rational, but do not insist that she memorises the answer. I think its much more important to understand the underlying concepts, than to try to second guess the examiners' answer.

[Champion]

carol73:

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.

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http://www.popular.com.sg/jsp/product/product_detail.jsp?vca001=235&vpd001=98446#

Laura02:

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I bought PSLE Science A* Achievers' Guided Topical Challenge (by Educational Publishing House Pte Ltd) because they give good explanations on what teachers look for in marking the open ended questions. However, I take some of their suggested answers with a pinch of salt. For example, they suggested that a plastic sheet is transparent, but dd put it as translucent. I think it may be either. For such questions, I explain the rational, but do not insist that she memorises the answer. I think its much more important to understand the underlying concepts, than to try to second guess the examiners' answer.

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https://www.popular.com.sg/jsp/product/product_detail.jsp?vca001=258&vpd001=99389#

[711mum]

Laura02:

I bought PSLE Science A* Achievers' Guided Topical Challenge (by Educational Publishing House Pte Ltd) because they give good explanations on what teachers look for in marking the open ended questions. However, I take some of their suggested answers with a pinch of salt. For example, they suggested that a plastic sheet is transparent, but dd put it as translucent. I think it may be either. For such questions, I explain the rational, but do not insist that she memorises the answer. I think its much more important to understand the underlying concepts, than to try to second guess the examiners' answer.

Hi Laura 02 and Club 2002 :hi5: ,

You think it's good? I was contemplating to get it when I saw it that day... don't wish to add to the parade of white elephants that I am keeping

[711mum]

Champion:

carol73:

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.

http://i42.tinypic.com/ndww7r.jpg\">
http://www.popular.com.sg/jsp/product/product_detail.jsp?vca001=235&vpd001=98446#

Laura02:

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I bought PSLE Science A* Achievers' Guided Topical Challenge (by Educational Publishing House Pte Ltd) because they give good explanations on what teachers look for in marking the open ended questions. However, I take some of their suggested answers with a pinch of salt. For example, they suggested that a plastic sheet is transparent, but dd put it as translucent. I think it may be either. For such questions, I explain the rational, but do not insist that she memorises the answer. I think its much more important to understand the underlying concepts, than to try to second guess the examiners' answer.

http://i43.tinypic.com/34ir1q8.jpg\">
https://www.popular.com.sg/jsp/product/product_detail.jsp?vca001=258&vpd001=99389#

To our dear Champion :rahrah: ,

You are so indispensable :salute: