P3-6. Problem Sums Guide for Parents (Volume 2 out of 2)

Why do we create this?

There are so many math books out there. So what makes this different?

As you know, most assessment books just provide your child the solutions (without explaining much).

While children can make out these solutions, 8 to 9 out of 10 children won’t understand the type of problem sum that is being tested.

As a result, they just solve the questions as individual questions. Then, they move on to the next one, treating it as a new question again.

This old method of solving is too slow.

The good news is there is a faster and more effective way.

While the way the question always changes, the type of problem sums is fixed.

So we specially designed this book just for our children and parents.

This proven study method has worked for hundreds of our students. Even our parents, who used to find teaching math hard, told us that they finally understood how to solve the problem sums the easy way.

Here are the 11 Types of Problem Sums with more Advanced levels (your child should know all these by P6)

1. Make a whole unit (2 and 3 identities)
2. Repeated Identity (Type 1 and 2)

3. Equal Concept (Type 1, 2 and 3)
4. Equal Concept (Type 4 – 3 Identities)

5. Equal Fraction Concept (Type 1 and 2)
6. Remainder Concept (Type 2)

7. Same Difference     (Type 3)
8. Units and Parts (Type 2 and 3)

9. Guess and Check (Type 2 – Grouping)
10. 2 Ifs (Type 2 and 3)
11. Working Backwards