Useful 5 secrets to scoring an A (i.e. 21/30 or above) for situational writing by Esther Peh
Source: http://www.englishmastery.sg/blog/5-secrets-to-scoring-2730-for-situational-writing-revealed/
English Grammar Quiz
Test your child's Grammar capability with this short Grammar quiz.
Every
one for the boy
who wins the race.
(1) cheer (3)
cheered
(2) cheers (4)
cheering ( )
One
of the dog’s legs injured
and it is limping.
(1) is (3)
was
(2) are (4)
were ( )
He on the bed and dozed off
as he was too tired.
(1) lay (3)
lie
(2) lies (4)
laid ( )
- The
children about happily
as they play chase.
(1) run (3)
runs
(2) ran (4)
running ( )
- Jimmy his jacket as it was hot outside.
(1) takes
off (3)
take off
(2) took
off (4)
was taking off ( )
- Susan the socks and hangs them to dry.
(1) wash (3)
washes
(2) washed (4)
was washing ( )
- We a
tint of twilight in the West every evening.
(1) seeing (3)
saw
(2) sees (4)
see ( )
- One
of the mischievous boys off
the chair as he rocks it.
(1) fall (3)
falls
(2) fell (4)
fallen ( )
Tips for English Comprehension Cloze
Quick glance at some useful tips.
Source: http://www.psleeng.com/?p=121
PSLE English Oral Conversation
Some tips on PSLE English oral conversation.
Source: http://www.lilbutmightyenglish.com/blog/2015/8/11/oral-conversation-filling-your-story-with-details-easily-free-revision-cards
基本小学PSLE 成语
60 Chinese idioms to learn for PSLE
Source: http://pslechinesehelp.blogspot.sg/p/blog-page_13.html?m=1
Getting Ready for Direct School Admission through DSA prep courses
Straits Times article that mentioned a few enrichment and DSA prep schools to help your child prepare for DSA in advance.
Revised PSLE format: Understanding Conversation and Situational Writing
Useful slides in PDF format to guide your child through oral conversation and situational writing.
http://www.meetoh.moe.edu.sg/wbn/slot/u1383/P5-P6%20EL%20Parent%20Workshop%20on%20Situational%20Writing%20and%20Conversation%20.pdf
http://www.meetoh.moe.edu.sg/wbn/slot/u1383/P5-P6%20EL%20Parent%20Workshop%20on%20Situational%20Writing%20and%20Conversation%20.pdf
DSA-Secondary School Admission
The DSA-Sec Exercise is an admission exercise to allow participating secondary schools to select some P6 students for admission to Secondary One. The selection will be based on their achievements and talents before the Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) results are released.
The Exercise is usually conducted in 3 stages, from July to late November. Parents and students should start scouting around for their choice schools as early as May when the schools start their Open House.
For an overview of the stages in DSA-Sec Exercise, please visit
http://www.moe.gov.sg/education/admissions/dsa-sec/
The Exercise is usually conducted in 3 stages, from July to late November. Parents and students should start scouting around for their choice schools as early as May when the schools start their Open House.
For an overview of the stages in DSA-Sec Exercise, please visit
http://www.moe.gov.sg/education/admissions/dsa-sec/
How to Answer Data-based Questions
Below is an article from Popular Holdings' magazine "POPCLUB".
Provides a general view on how to answer and solve data-based questions in the examinations.
Provides a general view on how to answer and solve data-based questions in the examinations.
Simultaneous Equations in PSLE Mathematics
An article from Popular Holdings' magazine "POPCLUB".
Discusses the importance of simultaneous equations in PSLE and provides worked examples on how to solve some questions using simultaneous equations.
Discusses the importance of simultaneous equations in PSLE and provides worked examples on how to solve some questions using simultaneous equations.
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