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    P2 Math - General Discussion

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      janet88
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      plum-cake:
      janet_lee88:

      [quote=\"lostbunny\"]woooo... so glad that I read about the JE Popular Clearance Sale now. It is so tempting to buy story books and assessment books. Think I should drop by later since going over to my mum's place which is around the area.


      For Eng, I'll get a Vocab, Grammar, Comprehension and Composition. Maybe throw in a 'English Weekly'. For Maths, maybe one on Models, Weekly and slightly more challenging one.

      Really scared of assessment books.

      Janet Dear,,
      your dd is in p1 right. so don't buy anything for P2. new good ones can pop up in november. EPH's weekley for english is also good accoding to popular staff. new 2010/11 revised edition. If you are willing to pay then can consider \"Visible Thinking\". :lol: rather than buying unwanted stuff because its cheap.[/quote]That's what I was thinking...better to get 1-2 better ones. EPH's Weekly has a new 'image'...hahaha. It's 2-in-1 rather than split into A and B. P1/2 is by Naaz Thaker. Still considering between 'Visible Thinking' or 'Shaping Maths'. Henry Lee has revamped his 'Weekly' too...also 2-in-1.

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        janet_lee88:

        That's what I was thinking...better to get 1-2 better ones. EPH's Weekly has a new 'image'...hahaha. It's 2-in-1 rather than split into A and B. P1/2 is by Naaz Thaker. Still considering between 'Visible Thinking' or 'Shaping Maths'. Henry Lee has revamped his 'Weekly' too...also 2-in-1.
        Go for visible thinking than shaping maths. Visible THinking is good one to do rivision.

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          janet88
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          plum-cake:
          janet_lee88:


          That's what I was thinking...better to get 1-2 better ones. EPH's Weekly has a new 'image'...hahaha. It's 2-in-1 rather than split into A and B. P1/2 is by Naaz Thaker. Still considering between 'Visible Thinking' or 'Shaping Maths'. Henry Lee has revamped his 'Weekly' too...also 2-in-1.

          Go for visible thinking than shaping maths. Visible THinking is good one to do rivision.

          I'm getting at most 1 or 2 titles for P2. Without CA or SA, there's no point getting so many. I really pity the kids today, there is no childhood at all, esp with 2x supplementary after school. Thank goodness his school only started the supp this year at P5 or it would have been worse.

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            plum-cake
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            janet_lee88:
            plum-cake:

            [quote=\"janet_lee88\"]
            That's what I was thinking...better to get 1-2 better ones. EPH's Weekly has a new 'image'...hahaha. It's 2-in-1 rather than split into A and B. P1/2 is by Naaz Thaker. Still considering between 'Visible Thinking' or 'Shaping Maths'. Henry Lee has revamped his 'Weekly' too...also 2-in-1.

            Go for visible thinking than shaping maths. Visible THinking is good one to do rivision.

            I'm getting at most 1 or 2 titles for P2. Without CA or SA, there's no point getting so many. I really pity the kids today, there is no childhood at all, esp with 2x supplementary after school. Thank goodness his school only started the supp this year at P5 or it would have been worse.[/quote]what to do to face the competitive world we have to train the kids in such a way 😢 If you go to JE let me know if there is any good deal. I don't think the new books will be on sale too.

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              janet88
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              plum-cake:
              what to do to face the competitive world we have to train the kids in such a way 😢 If you go to JE let me know if there is any good deal. I don't think the new books will be on sale too.

              Ok, will do šŸ˜‰
              I start my son on a new Maths assessment book for CA and SA. No other way to revise from Chap 1 otherwise. So far, this method works. So there are 4 different authors for Maths each year.

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                janet88
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                Hi plum-cake,

                My hubby was free this morning, so he asked me want to go 'Clearance Sale'. He told me 1/2 hour will do, and I was like, 'huh, you must be kidding ?' Anyway, when we stepped out of the house, son called from school saying his itch was unbearable and had to bring him back. Since itch was recurrent, we decided to bring him to see skin specialist.

                On the way home, hubby said he actually thought of going to Courts Clearance Sale. I asked him, 'What ? You were referring to Courts ? I was thinking of Popular at Jurong East !'. Then he replied, 'No wonder you said 1/2 hour not enough'. I was thinking of going to Popular to check out any attractive offers and update here :roll:

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                  lzxuan
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                  Most of the books are 5 for $5, that include Ladybird assorted series (arrange nicely), magazines, very little assessment books. Those \"good\" assessment books are normal price (arrange nicely on the shelf).


                  I bought some Ladybird Favourite Tales series, some EPH assessment books for K2, a Little Einstein book that teaches drawing, a science book that tells where the energy comes from. 10 books for $10. Good buy. šŸ™‚

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                    Tinkerbelle
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                    lzxuan:
                    Most of the books are 5 for $5, that include Ladybird assorted series (arrange nicely), magazines, very little assessment books. Those \"good\" assessment books are normal price (arrange nicely on the shelf).


                    I bought some Ladybird Favourite Tales series, some EPH assessment books for K2, a Little Einstein book that teaches drawing, a science book that tells where the energy comes from. 10 books for $10. Good buy. šŸ™‚
                    Hi lzxuan,
                    Thanks for sharing with us about what's available at the clearance sale. Was it very crowded with long queues at the cashier? Tempted to bring DD there to check out some books. šŸ˜‰

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                      Tinkerbelle
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                      janet_lee88:
                      Hi plum-cake,

                      My hubby was free this morning, so he asked me want to go 'Clearance Sale'. He told me 1/2 hour will do, and I was like, 'huh, you must be kidding ?' Anyway, when we stepped out of the house, son called from school saying his itch was unbearable and had to bring him back. Since itch was recurrent, we decided to bring him to see skin specialist.

                      On the way home, hubby said he actually thought of going to Courts Clearance Sale. I asked him, 'What ? You were referring to Courts ? I was thinking of Popular at Jurong East !'. Then he replied, 'No wonder you said 1/2 hour not enough'. I was thinking of going to Popular to check out any attractive offers and update here :roll:
                      Hope your DS's itch has subsided. Must have been very uncomfortable for him. Hope the skin specialist can cure his symptoms. Take care.

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                        Brenda10
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                        Tinkerbelle:
                        janet_lee88:

                        Hi plum-cake,

                        My hubby was free this morning, so he asked me want to go 'Clearance Sale'. He told me 1/2 hour will do, and I was like, 'huh, you must be kidding ?' Anyway, when we stepped out of the house, son called from school saying his itch was unbearable and had to bring him back. Since itch was recurrent, we decided to bring him to see skin specialist.

                        On the way home, hubby said he actually thought of going to Courts Clearance Sale. I asked him, 'What ? You were referring to Courts ? I was thinking of Popular at Jurong East !'. Then he replied, 'No wonder you said 1/2 hour not enough'. I was thinking of going to Popular to check out any attractive offers and update here :roll:

                        Hope your DS's itch has subsided. Must have been very uncomfortable for him. Hope the skin specialist can cure his symptoms. Take care.

                        Hi Janet

                        Hope that everything is ok now. Could it because of some food taken during the CNY or the side effect of the immunisation?

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