A carefully crafted and masterfully designed course for all students existing or new. This June holiday, PSLEMath has designed an all new course aimed towards all students.
Existing students: Build on their strengths and work on weaknesses.
New students: Learn new heuristic problem solving techniques and gain exposure to the most commonly tested concepts.
Lesson outline
Primary 2
Number of lessons: 3 x 2 hours lessons
Fees: $160
Lesson 1: Whole number
Comparison of quantity
Comparison of quantity (3 elements)
Comparison of quantity (Age)
Comparison of units
Lesson 2: Whole number
Part and whole
Working backwards
Lesson 3: Measurements
Length (Comparison of length)
Length (Direct application)
Length (Indirect application)
Length (Repeat application)
Mass (Scale reading)
Mass (Total concept)
Primary 3
Number of lessons: 3 x 2 hours lessons
Fees: $200
Lesson 1: Whole number
Time basics (Start time, End time & duration)
Money (Equal concept)
Money (Equal elimination)
Lesson 2: Whole number
Whole numbers – Assumption method
Whole numbers – Comparison of quantities and units
Whole numbers – Unchanged total
Whole numbers – Unchanged difference
Lesson 3: Whole numbers
Whole numbers – Shortage and surplus
Whole numbers – Stacking model
Whole numbers – Quantity and value
Whole numbers – Interval concept
Primary 4
Number of lessons: 3 x 2 hours lessons
Fees: $235
Lesson 1: Whole number
Whole numbers – Assumption method
Whole numbers – Shortage and surplus
Whole numbers – Total concept
Whole numbers – Comparison of quantities
Whole numbers – Comparison of units
Whole numbers – Comparison of quantities & units
Lesson 2: Fractions
Fractions – Basics
Fractions – Comparison of quantities and units
Fractions – Stacking model
Fractions – Part and whole
Lesson 3: Geometry
Geometry – Parallel and perpendicular lines
Geometry – Angles
Geometry – Angles in squares and rectangles
Geometry – 4-point compass
Geometry – Area and perimeter
Primary 5
Number of lessons: 3 x 2.5 hours lessons
Fees: $335
Lesson 1: Whole number
Approximation & Estimation
Factors and multiples
Using Units to Substitute a Value
Venn Diagram
Total concept
Grouping – Ignore remainder
Grouping – Consider remainder
Difference concept
Lesson 2: Fractions
Branching out – Proportion of quantity
Branching out – Proportion of quantity with additional value
Branching out – Unknown remainder
Branching out- Unitary method
Lesson 3: Ratios
Identifying Common Base of Comparison – Group
Identifying Common Base of Comparison – Total
Equivalent Proportion
Quantity and Value
Additional Concepts
Unchanged total
Unchanged difference
Inward/Outward 1 Unchanged
Inward/Outward All Changed
Primary 6
Number of lessons: 3 x 2.5 hours lessons
Fees: $350
Lesson 1: Fraction, Percentage, Decimals and Ratio
Identifying Common Base of Comparison – Group
Identifying Common Base of Comparison – Total
Equivalent Proportion – Direct Comparison
Equivalent Proportion – Indirect Comparison
Quantity & Value Concept – Value Given in Total
Lesson 2: Fractions
Branching Out – Proportion of Quantity Only
Branching Out – Proportion of Quantity with Additional Value
Branching Out – Unknown Remainder
Branching Out – Involves Ratio
Branching Out – Unitary Method
Lesson 3: Proportion Transfer Concept
Proportion Transfer Concept – Working Forward
Proportion Transfer Concept – Working Backward
Proportion Transfer Concept – Finding Proportion of Difference