Your Child Might Benefit From These
Common Mistakes on Forces
In this article,
1) learn the MUST KNOW Sentence structures relating to forces.
2) Spot these mistakes and do not commit them in your open-ended questions.
This article is suitable for P6 students
Understand Forces Diagrams
In this article,
1) visualise how different forces interact with the object.
2) Learn the explanation.
3) Apply the same concept to various examples.
There are 3 questions for your child to try out. 🙂
This article is suitable for P6 students
Common Mistakes on Energy
In this article,
1) learn the MUST KNOW Science knowledge relating to energy conversion
2) Understand the conceptual errors
This article is suitable for P6 students
Challenging question on energy conversion
Find out how examiners test your understanding of energy conversion topic.
What are the clues you should look out for in this question?
What is the correct scientific thinking process?
Read this article to find out.
This article is suitable for P6 students
Which side does condensation takes place?
How are water droplets formed?
Which side of a cooler surface do you see water droplets?
(Apply the science concept of condensation to answer the questions)
This article is suitable for P5 and P6 students
Three states of matter
You know the properties of air very well.
Let’s check your understanding on the properties of matter.
This article is suitable for P4, P5 and P6 students.
Light and Shadow
To score this topic, you have to visualise how the size of the shadow change as you move objects, torches or the screen around.
There is a question inside to check your understanding on this. 🙂
This article is suitable for P4, P5 and P6 students.
Light and Shadow
(Apply the correct rules)
Not all situations use the same set of rules
Which situation is that?
Let your child discover this today
This article is suitable for P4, P5 and P6 students.
Elastic spring graphs
In this article, your child is required to understand the relationship in a line graph.
Your child will also need to compare the different line graphs and determine his or her answer.
There is a twist behind this question. Does your child know the explanation? 🙂
This article is suitable for P5 and P6 students.
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