P2 Math - General Discussion

[adbie]

Yes I believe so. It is problemsums.com.

[Muffins]

for secondary students, a very good maths site to use would be http://www.ace-learning.com.


IT has everything, from volumes of certain figures, to algebraic manipulation, to simple and compound interest!

[adbie]

I just discovered a new one for P1 maths:

http://www.p1math.com

Seems as good as http://www.problemsums.com.

[Tinkerbelle]

adbie:

I just discovered a new one for P1 maths:

http://www.p1math.com

Seems as good as http://www.problemsums.com.

Hi adbie,

:thankyou:

[adbie]

adbie:

I just discovered a new one for P1 maths:

http://www.p1math.com

Seems as good as http://www.problemsums.com.

My DD likes the format and question graphics of http://www.p1math.com. She also likes the free games in http://www.problemsums.com.

I'm glad to have discovered these 2 sites.

[yewteemum]

dear all,


gal going to P1 next yr. any recommendations for assessment books?
too many choices, don’t know which is good.

[peterch]

yewteemum:

dear all,


gal going to P1 next yr. any recommendations for assessment books?
too many choices, don't know which is good.

I would recommend Math Challenging Problems by Andrew Er and Problem Solving Processes in Mathematics by Fabian Ng

[Jennifer]

peterch:

yewteemum:

dear all,


gal going to P1 next yr. any recommendations for assessment books?
too many choices, don't know which is good.

I would recommend Math Challenging Problems by Andrew Er and Problem Solving Processes in Mathematics by Fabian Ng

Fabian Ng's only has P2 onwards.

Andrew Er has at least 2 assessment books. The challenging one might not be suitable for a child who is weak in Maths. Not all qns have detailed workings on how the ans is derived. The other one has graded qns, I think 3 levels - drilling, etc, etc.

[juzforyingxi]

Hi all,


I heard from my colleague that her daughter's sch didn't use the Maths Homework Books that were listed in the booklist. Is it same for all schools? :?

[Callie Tan]

adbie:

adbie:

I just discovered a new one for P1 maths:

http://www.p1math.com

Seems as good as http://www.problemsums.com.

My DD likes the format and question graphics of http://www.p1math.com. She also likes the free games in http://www.problemsums.com.

I'm glad to have discovered these 2 sites.

But i have problem creating an account as they stated they only work with schools... how?