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    All About Math Olympiad Training & Questions

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    • CoffeeCatC Offline
      CoffeeCat
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      chixchix:
      ok so that means I have to wait till they are P2 before I can enrol them ? Will they be learning what they do in school ?

      Different centres follow different syllabus. Most don't cater to lower primary kids. For stuff like fractions yes they might cover p3 stuff but for those topics which are not within school syllabus then nope.

      Anyway instead of thinking that there's nothing one can do for their kids before p2-3,
      I can only say before p2 let the kids do activities like building Lego (exercise the brain's creativity) and mazes, recreational drawing (exercise spatial ability) and easy puzzles. This will greatly improve the development of their general reasoning skills.

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        cchew
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        chixchix:
        ok so that means I have to wait till they are P2 before I can enrol them ? Will they be learning what they do in school ?

        if they are interested in reading, you can get murderous maths series for them to read.
        http://www.murderousmaths.co.uk/

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          Pen88n
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          cchew:
          chixchix:

          ok so that means I have to wait till they are P2 before I can enrol them ? Will they be learning what they do in school ?


          if they are interested in reading, you can get murderous maths series for them to read.
          http://www.murderousmaths.co.uk/

          Unless kid is very gifted, this Murderous Maths series is definitely too \"chim\" for P2 kids. Don't scare them with that :!:

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            HyperKiasu
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            Pen88n:
            cchew:

            [quote=\"chixchix\"]ok so that means I have to wait till they are P2 before I can enrol them ? Will they be learning what they do in school ?


            if they are interested in reading, you can get murderous maths series for them to read.
            http://www.murderousmaths.co.uk/

            Unless kid is very gifted, this Murderous Maths series is definitely too \"chim\" for P2 kids. Don't scare them with that :!:[/quote]hehe, that is why the title of the book is \"murderous\" πŸ˜‰

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              optimistforum
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              Hi


              SAP Publications have published the Olympiad Maths Trainer Books; 1,2 and 3 now and 4, 5 and 6 later.

              Book 1 says ages 7-8, does that make it a P1 or P2 book? Can anyone clarify.

              I ask this as DS1, here in UK, is in Year 2, which is same as your P1. In UK, Year 2 is ages 6 to 7. School finishes in two weeks, when DS1 will also be 7.

              In September he starts Year 3 (ages 7 to 8 ), the equivalent of your P2, I think.

              Quick answer would be much appreciated. πŸ˜„

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                CoffeeCat
                last edited by

                optimistforum:
                Hi


                SAP Publications have published the Olympiad Maths Trainer Books; 1,2 and 3 now and 4, 5 and 6 later.

                Book 1 says ages 7-8, does that make it a P1 or P2 book? Can anyone clarify.

                I ask this as DS1, here in UK, is in Year 2, which is same as your P1. In UK, Year 2 is ages 6 to 7. School finishes in two weeks, when DS1 will also be 7.

                In September he starts Year 3 (ages 7 to 8 ), the equivalent of your P2, I think.

                Quick answer would be much appreciated. πŸ˜„
                when the book says for age 7-8, the author is estimating that smart 7 yrs old will be able to grasp his materials as well as the average 8 yrs old. Because the materials presented in the book are meant to be enrichment materials and therefore not really tied to school syllabus (\"out-of-syllabus) so please do not worry about the school year. You can let your son browse through the books and see whether he will want to attempt, it's ok to try a book stated for younger age as long as your son feels he can learn a lot from the books.

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                  yorknell
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                  hi everybody! i’m a beginner interested in trying to learn math challenging questions for sec 1-2 as well as preparing for DSA SEC 3. could anybody here recommend me good resources to read? Is that smo past 10 years book worth enough? I have downloaded IMO , and AJMO aswell. thanks

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                    yorknell
                    last edited by

                    please help me… i’m very clueless:(

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                      kiasiparent
                      last edited by

                      yorknell:
                      hi everybody! i'm a beginner interested in trying to learn math challenging questions for sec 1-2 as well as preparing for DSA SEC 3. could anybody here recommend me good resources to read? Is that smo past 10 years book worth enough? I have downloaded IMO , and AJMO aswell. thanks

                      If you can do ALL the smo questions (Just the Junior Level) all by yourself, you are good to go for the DSA exam.

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                        justbehappy
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                        The International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) 2010 Results for Singapore:


                        http://www.imo-official.org/team_r.aspx?code=SGP&year=2010
                        http://www.postimage.org/

                        Complete Results: http://www.imo-official.org/year_country_r.aspx?year=2010&column=total&order=desc

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