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    Q&A - P3 Math

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      plum-cake
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      buds:
      I don't think it's OT leh. :politebleah:


      These are still relevant points/issues pertaining to academic preparation and support for P3 Math. I was going to post the remedies.. some strategies.. that we can all share to minimize the issues our children or rather... WE... are facing now. Still not to late to rectify n trouble shoot for P3 SA1. Tio bo? It's considered support right? :please:

      As for preparation part, we are preparing other parents in lower primary to prepare for the big P3 shock... err... transition maybe a better word. 😉

      Can don't move to personal thread, cos later lagi susah to make any relevance whatsoever. At least here we are still very much in discussion on what challenges our children face in Math. P3 Math. Pwetty pweeeaaase? :please:
      Hi Buds,
      Thank you and please carry on. Its only how to answer/ answering technique for math Qs. couple of weeks ago my mind was really thinking that she was having some kind of problem but now I am a bit confident. she is not the only one, so she can over come this problem.

      thank you ladies for sharing...

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        Taurus
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        SAHM Chew:
        Taurus:

        Hi,


        Need help to solve this qns :

        Qns : Ming Hao had twice as many stamps as Yiling. After Ming Hao sold 80 of his stamps, Yiling had 3 times as many stamps as him. How many stamps did Ming Hao have at first?

        http://i39.tinypic.com/5be2h3.jpg\">

        Thank you ladies for helping me to solve, i'm rather weak in models so dun knw how to draw and explain to him though know the answer...

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          peapot
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          Hi SAHMchew


          Why does 80 occupy 2 boxes of yiling? And not just 1 box?

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            SAHM Chew
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            peapot:
            Hi SAHMchew


            Why does 80 occupy 2 boxes of yiling? And not just 1 box?

            Hmm, I do not quite understand your question. Yiling was cut into 3 small units as after Ming Hao sold 80 of his stamps, Yiling had 3 times as many stamps as him. There are no changes to Yiling's number of stamps. So, we had to cut Yiling 's big unit into 3 smaller units.

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              peapot
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              After studying the model again, I think I sort of get it already. Thks.

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                FRKeon
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                Can I know how do we coach our kids for division with the Quotient and Remainder thing by using our 80s’ method?

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                  veraclari
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                  hi parents, need to know how teachers teach students to answer the following question without using algebra:


                  Mrs Ho bakes some cakes for her class. If she gives 2 cakes to each pupil, she will have 17 extra. if she gives 5 cakes to each pupil, she is short of 4. How many cakes did she bake?

                  Thanks! while I can solve with algebra, can't explain to my kid... TiA! :salute:

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                    CRAZYBANANA
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                    Mrs Ho bakes some cakes for her class. If she gives 2 cakes to each pupil, she will have 17 extra. if she gives 5 cakes to each pupil, she is short of 4. How many cakes did she bake?


                    Can you explain in the following way:
                    If each kid rec 2 cakes, there are 17 extras;
                    If each kid rec 5 cakes, there is a short of 4
                    i.e. when each kid rec 3 more cakes each, add’l cakes req is 17 + 4 = 21
                    therefore, no. of kids = 21/3 = 7
                    She must have baked (7 x 2) + 17 = 31
                    Further checking can be done as (7 x 5) - 4 = 31

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                      veraclari
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                      Thanks crazybanana for simplifying e explaination. Appreciate it. 1 kid understand while e other doesn’t hahaha

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                        plum-cake
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                        veraclari:
                        Thanks crazybanana for simplifying e explaination. Appreciate it. 1 kid understand while e other doesn't hahaha

                        can try this model
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