All ready to learn math magic… PSLEMath Programme for preschool offers a complete program for K1 to P1 and encourages conceptual understanding. Each level is designed with specific study objectives and provides a step-by-step approach which makes learning easy for everyone. PSLEMath Programme for preschool’s curriculum is aligned with the MOE Standards, covering all major […]
Peter participated in a Math competition. There was a total of 35 questions. For each correct answer, 3 marks were awarded. For each wrong answer, 2 marks were deducted. For each question left blank, 1 mark was deducted. Peter did not answer 5 questions and scored a total of 70 marks. How many questions did […]
For this June holidays, PSLEMath has designed a short course for all our students. This is a focus course that targets the core heuristic concepts that are commonly tested in schools. This holiday programme will provide current students a strong reinforcement of what they have already learnt. For new students, it will provide a clear […]
Learning heuristic problem sums involving “before”, “change” and “after” systematically. When reading such problem sums, the student will need to identify the 3 stages and understand which of the 3 stages the Q is asking for. Knowing which stage the Q is asking for, will help the student apply the correct number statements. This is […]
One of the earliest heuristic concepts a 7 years old will learn is the “Part and whole” concept. In upper primary, “Part and whole” concepts will develop to involve fractions and percentages. Thus, a systematic learning structure, which encompasses the basic building blocks of heuristic problem solving skills is important. For lower primary, the key […]
There are some bicycles and 4 tricycles in the park. There are a total of 28 wheels. How many bicycles are there? Number of Tricycle wheels → 4 x 3 = 12 Total number of bicycle wheels → 28 – 12 = 16 Number of bicycles → 16 ÷ 2 = 8 There are 8 […]
Yenni is 8 years old this year. In 3 years time, Peter will be twice as old as she is. How old is Peter now? 3 + 8 = 11 11 x 2 = 22 22 − 3 = 19 Peter is 19 years old now
