Comparing Math Enrichment Programmes

[san20sg]

Thanks Tinkerbell. I have dropped her a msg but have not received a response yet. Maybe it has already been sold.

[Zeal mummy]

Yes it has been sold! I read it somewhere can’t find it now…

[mummyof3angels]

san20sg\" post_id=\"2063094\" time=\"1648621612\" user_id=\"76391:

Thanks Tinkerbell. I have dropped her a msg but have not received a response yet. Maybe it has already been sold.

Apologies, but both sets of the NickleBee Math worksheets have been sold.

You can try contacting NickleBee Tutors to see if you can purchase the the math worksheets directly from them.

[mumzie]

mummyof3angels\" post_id=\"2046932\" time=\"1637288211\" user_id=\"194437:

These are not the exam papers. I am just selling the P5 & P6 NickleBee Math worksheets. They are already so bulky and heavy! My daughter always complains about having to lug the files to and fro from tuition class.

Please buy! Very comprehensive and good value for money. Daughter's own workings from the NickleBee Math Tuition classes are included. PM me for price if interested!

Thank you for your well wishes! My daughter is very nervous as she wants to get into her dream school. But I have been telling her to relax and enjoy her holidays as what's done is done, and we should not dwell over past events.

Anyway here's a picture of how bulky the NickleBee Math worksheets are! These are just the worksheets, there's another file just for the practice exam papers that she did at the NickleBee Math tuition --- I think she did about 18 P6 exam practice papers with NickleBee this year alone. Most of them are past year exam papers from top schools, some are in-house designed exam papers.

https://i.imgur.com/nzIgKh6.jpg\">

Hi,

Do you still have the worksheets?

[ChiefKiasu]

mumzie\" post_id=\"2063780\" time=\"1649309641\" user_id=\"93296:

Hi,

Do you still have the worksheets?

Lol. I think she has said she no longer has the papers. Bet she regrets selling it then, as this could have been an auction

[san20sg]

tinker_bell\" post_id=\"2062914\" time=\"1648518771\" user_id=\"194652:

A quick update. Dropped by Visible math last weekend and noticed that they have rebranded to \"Ammiel wan math academy\".

I notice besides the get me thinking series, they also have the make it right series and the 60 experience.

Anyone has seen these new series and would recommend to buy them? Thanks!

[san20sg]

tinker_bell\" post_id=\"2062914\" time=\"1648518771\" user_id=\"194652:

A quick update. Dropped by Visible math last weekend and noticed that they have rebranded to \"Ammiel wan math academy\".

Mr. Ammiel Wan and Mr. Stewart Teng has split and that Stewart Teng has now joined Cognitus.

[mummyof3angels]

ChiefKiasu\" post_id=\"2063803\" time=\"1649316712\" user_id=\"3:

Lol. I think she has said she no longer has the papers. Bet she regrets selling it then, as this could have been an auction

Both sets of NickleBee Math worksheets have already been sold, so there's nothing to regret! :rotflmao:

[Poshberries]

Hi I am now keen to sign up for Jelic because after the free assessment by the teacher, I was told that my child can’t join MPM program now and more suitable to attend Jelic first. Then I found info about Jelic seems to be more on the left and right brain training so unsure this program has anything to do with learning of maths.


And bottom line is, I really don’t know if this Jelic program is for learning basic foundation of maths or what? My plan is to sign up my K1 child for a math enrichment before she enters P1 as she has 0 knowledge in maths. I don’t want to be signed up for an enrichment class which doesn’t cater to what I need for my child.

I have a few centres for comparison in mind:
• eiMaths
• Mighty Maths
• Jelic & MPM Maths

Which centre is really better for a child with no maths background? So need to consult parents here for better advice before making the next move. Thank you!

[Toomuchlaundry]

Poshberries\" post_id=\"2065989\" time=\"1651431036\" user_id=\"175235:

Hi I am now keen to sign up for Jelic because after the free assessment by the teacher, I was told that my child can’t join MPM program now and more suitable to attend Jelic first. Then I found info about Jelic seems to be more on the left and right brain training so unsure this program has anything to do with learning of maths.

And bottom line is, I really don’t know if this Jelic program is for learning basic foundation of maths or what? My plan is to sign up my K1 child for a math enrichment before she enters P1 as she has 0 knowledge in maths. I don’t want to be signed up for an enrichment class which doesn’t cater to what I need for my child.

I have a few centres for comparison in mind:
• eiMaths
• Mighty Maths
• Jelic & MPM Maths

Which centre is really better for a child with no maths background? So need to consult parents here for better advice before making the next move. Thank you!

Mm does your little one go to kindy? Surely they teach some Math there? For a little 5 year old the Math bar is pretty simple. No need to panic. Just counting from 1 to 10. Maybe 1 to 20 at 6 years old. That's what my paed tells me. You should enjoy the low academic stress at 5 years old.