PSLE Maths Problem Sums
Hi P6 students, before Mrs Chew leave for her annual retreat, here is the final Maths worksheet of 2013! Enjoy!
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Upper Primary Maths (Average with unknown quantity) – Solutions with explanation
I understand some of the parents do not understand the concept on AVERAGE WITH UNKNOWN QUANTITY and hence unable to coach their child. I managed to find time to put up this post explaining the concepts with models. I hope it can be of some help to some parents. 🙂
P5 Maths Revision
Prepared a P5 Maths revision problem sums for my P5 this week!
P5 Problem sums (1 item unchanged, total unchanged, constant difference)
These are the few type of common P5 problem sums that ‘kill’ some students. But as long as they can identify what part of problem sum they are, the process of problem-solving is pretty similar. 🙂 Will be going through these questions in class this week.
P5 Problem Sums (Ratio, Fractions, Area)
For all my upper primary students! The drilling of problem sums begins! Lets focus to conquer more and more problem sums till end of year examinations!
P5 Problem Sums ( Ratio, Whole Numbers, Fractions)
Another worksheet on P5 problem sums. Will be going through in class next week. Have a look.
P5 Ratio Fractions Problem Sums
Did a short worksheet on Maths problem sums for my P5 students! Many of them did well in their MCQs and short questions. Problem sums seems to be the common obstacle. Here is a short worksheets to kick start their June holidays Revision!
P5 Mathematics Ratio
Most of my P5 students are moving on to ratio… whee! New topic for them.
P5 Fractions Quiz1
Parents of my P5 students, Here is the fraction quiz this week. Some of my did not do well. 🙁 Maybe still holiday mood. 🙁 Kindly sign and remind your child to do corrections. Thanks! There will be another short quiz on fraction word problems next week. 🙂
P5 Percentage Exercise 2
Hannahtuition Awesome P5 students, I am very happy to see many of you able to solve percentage maths problems by now. Especially Alicia. You improved a lot. Keep up the good work! 🙂 Please complete this second worksheet on percentage. Hand up to me next week. We will move on to a new topic Read more about P5 Percentage Exercise 2[…]