Pictorial aids are vital in helping a child understand primary math concepts (P1 to P6) learnt in the syllabus. Try putting yourself in the shoes of your kid and think of ways to explain concepts to him/her in a clear and visual way whenever possible.

Mind map is an useful tool in helping your child to summarise, link key concepts learnt and make sense of what he/she has learnt. This will give your child a strong foundation in the learning of Science so that he/she can pick the right concepts and apply them in answering Science questions.

At the Primary 3 level, students will complete two to three pieces of narrative writing in a term. In narrative writing, students firstly visualize and plan the sequence of key events that make up their story. This sequence of events is also known as the plot. The plot is the story and describes how their story develops.

The written examination for PSLE 2020 starts from 1st October 2020 and ends on 7 October 2020. Be triple-certain on the dates and be prepared!