Supersaver or Bestbuy ? (Solve this PSLE Math Problem)

Haziq wanted to buy a watch and a tablet. Both items were on sale in the 2 shops.

The following shows the usual price of the watch and tablet.

Which shop should Haziq buy the 2 items from? What is the difference in the discounts given by the shops?

Ming and Pong had the same amount of money … (PSLE MATH Problem sum)

Ming and Pong had the same amount of money. Ming bought a soccer ball and had $78 left. Pong bought a tennis racket and had ¹/₄ of what Ming left. The tennis racket cost 3 times as much as the soccer ball. How much did Pong have at first?

Ain and Siti had 240 beads altogether … (PSLE Math must try)

Question from Shah:

Ain and Siti had 240 beads altogether. After each of them bought 20 more beads, the ratio of the number of Ain’s beads to the number of Siti’s beads became 3:5. How many beads did Siti have at first?

Don’s daily pocket money is …(PSLE Math)

Question from Shah:

Don’s daily pocket money is $0.50 more than Jen. Each of them spends $1.80 each day. When Jen saved $40, Don has saved $10 more than Jen. How much is Jen’s daily pocket money?

Happy Chinese New Year!

Dear Parents and Students,

There will be no lesson from 10 to 16 Feb (Wednesday to Tuesday) as Math Arena will be closed for our usual Lunar New Year break this week. We will resume lessons from next Wednesday, 17 Feb 2021 onwards.

Math Arena wishes all an abundance of good health and prosperity in the Year of the Ox!

牛运亨通，吉祥如意!

Have an enquiry? Send a text via WhatsApp to us at 8121 6628, or email to us admin@matharena.com.sg.

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Workshop & Fun Challenge

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Sec 1 Maths-Science Workshop & Fun Challenge for Post-PSLE Students!

SEC 1 MATHS–SCIENCE Workshop & Fun Challenge 2020

for Math Arena students- Come Join the Fun!

WHO?

P6 Students

WHERE?

Math Arena

WHEN?

18 to 20 November (Wed to Fri)

5:00 PM to 7:30 PM on 18 & 19 Nov

4:00 PM to 7:30~8:00 PM on 20 Nov

COST?

$50

WHY JOIN?       

The MATHS WORKSHOP aims to familiarize students with some concepts in Number Theory, as well as Algebra. Have fun comparing new methods learned with those used to solve PSLE word problems. Practice makes perfect!

The SCIENCE WORKSHOP aims to enrich students with scientific knowledge gained from observations and experiments. Students can pick up basic experimental techniques that will be applicable in the school’s science laboratory. Safety first!

So relax… and enjoy learning!

Light refreshments will be provided on all 3 days.

 

HOW TO REGISTER?

Send a text to us via WhatsApp (8121 6628) or email to admin@matharena.com.sg to confirm a seat. (Limited to the first 12 students only.)

Have a friend who wants to join? Do confirm with us too!

BONUS!

Get your $20 REBATE* when you sign up for

-Sec 1 Maths Head Start OR S1 Fusion Math class in our Year End Holiday Program; and/or

-S1 Maths / Maths (IP) / Science class in Semester 1 of AY2021

Simply WhatsApp (8121 6628) us to confirm payment and we will register you for the holiday class! Click Here to check out our class schedule for Year End Holiday Program.

*not transferrable between course term or between friend or sibling, can be each applied to holiday program and semester class for one-time full course payment only

 

Program Schedule:

Day 1: 18 Nov Wed

5:00 pm to 6:00pm      Science Workshop Part I

15 min   (Break Time)

6:15 pm to 7:15 pm     Maths Workshop Part I

Day 2: 19 Nov Thu

5:00 pm to 6:00pm      Science Workshop Part II

15 min   (Break Time)

6:15 pm to 7:15 pm     Maths Workshop Part II

Day 3: 20 Nov Fri  —  Earn Stars through Challenges!

4:00 pm to 4:45 pm     Math Quiz

15 min   (Break Time)

5:15 pm to 6:15 pm     Science Quiz

15 min   (Break Time)

6:30 pm to 7:15 pm     Telematch & Fun Games… MORE STARS!

7:15 pm to 7:30 pm     PRIZE REDEMPTION

2020 Year End Holiday Program – Your Best Decision to Head Start AY2021!

What’s on your list this school holidays?

Our Year End Holiday Program is back for all students to get prepared for school in the upcoming academic year. Take the leap with us to 2021!

23 November to 24 December 2020, Mondays to Fridays

Check out our Year End Holiday Schedule at Math Arena! Get 10% off on any full-course payment made by 16 Nov 2020 (Mon)

Hello Parents!

School holidays are just around the corner and they mark the end of yet another academic year. This means that it is time for fun and joy for our precious ones! We are excited to invite your children to join our Year End Holiday Program this coming school holidays. As always, our year end holiday program is designed to bring passion in learning, inspiration in enriching and achieving … PLUS PLUS PLUS!

Let’s Learn to Code!

8 to 11 December & 15 to 18 December 2020

Our training partners will be back here at Math Arena running coding courses for students age 8 and above!

Why Should I Join?

• Easy to Learn

• Enhance Creativity

• Transferable Problem Solving Skills

• Equipment and Notes provided

Compulsory Coding Enrichment School Classes in AY2020

These coding courses are available for a limited period of time only, so do take some time off this school holidays to enrich yourselves and join us on the learning journey!

Let’s Start from SCRATCH (Recommended for Ages 8 to 11) – Scratch is a visual coding software that enables users to utilize media to construct and customize activities, animations, games and many more.

Learn skills such as Creative Thinking, Effective Communication, Systematic Analysis and Design Thinking. Click on the PDF link to find out more! <pdf>Sc100 Let’s Start from Scratch (FAQs included)

Machine Learning for Kids (Recommended for Ages 11 and above) – Machine Learning involves a set of methods that allows computers to take charge of decisions without guidance. This course introduces basic concepts in Machine Learning using ScratchX and Python.

Use Machine Learning in open-ended projects to your advantage. Teachers can also craft learning content for coding lessons. Click on the PDF link to find out more! <pdf>ML100 Machine Learning for Kids (FAQs included)

Everyone can Code with Python (Recommended for Ages 11 and above) – Python has always been one of the most popular coding languages to date and is popular among beginners due to its comprehensive structure of statements in a programming language.

Pick up useful your problem solving skills and concepts in coding. Click on the PDF link to find out more! <pdf>Py100 Everyone can Code with Python (FAQs included)

Computational Thinking with Python (for ages 11 and above) – This is an advanced course for pupils who have completed the basic Python Py100 course. Designed with challenge-based activities, this course is suitable for beginner programmers who want to improve their coding skills and enhance creativity in problem solving.

Click on the PDF link to find out more! <pdf>Py200 Computational Thinking with Python (FAQs included)

Got more questions about the coding courses? Feel free to send us a WhatsApp text (8121 6628) or email us to admin@matharena.com.sg and we will get back to you ASAP 🙂

PSLE A* Achievers (P6 Maths)

This course is a head-start in school syllabus P6 maths curriculum for prospective P6 pupils. This will be a good time to pick up skills to tackle higher-order challenging heuristic and non-routine problems, getting a competitive edge among your peers before the bustling year begins.

 

Topics covered include; 4 Operations in Algebraic Expressions, Problems involving Fractions/Ratio/Decimal/Percentage, Circles, Rate & Speed

P4, P5 and P6 Fusion Math (preparing for NMOS/ RIPMWC/ APMOPS/ SMO)

This enrichment program is structured for students who want to challenge themselves on the advance content in the mathematics discipline and build a versatile skill set in high order problem solving, with intentions to clinch high tier awards in the local mathematical competitions.

Hwa Chong Institution – Singapore Mathematical Olympiad for Primary Schools (SMOPS) for P5-P6 in 2021

Raffles Institution Primary Mathematics World Contest (RIPMWC) for P5-P6 in 2021

NUS High School of Math & Science – National Mathematical Olympiad of Singapore (NMOS) for P4-P5 in 2021

ACSI Annual Mathlympics for all Singapore Primary Schools for P4-P5 in 2021

Gauss Contest for P3-P6; Sec 1-2 (nonlocal): May 2021

Australian Mathematics Competition for P3-P6; Sec 1-4 (nonlocal): July/ August 2021

Science Program

The Science program stresses on the content and its delivery in an engaging manner. Hands-on experiments will be carried out during school holiday programs to build up pupil’s experimental knowledge.

Available levels: Primary 4 (Experimental Learning on Heat & Light Energy), Primary 5 (Experimental Learning on Electricity), Primary 6 High Achiever Science: Experimental Learning on Forces & Energy)

 

DSA Advanced Science (P5-P6)

This course is offered to prospective P6 students who will be sitting for the Year 1 admission (science) test to NUS High School in 2021. Click here to find out more about admission to Year 1 (NUS High School of Math & Science). We welcome prospective P5 students to join this program as well, as an early preparation for upcoming written selection test(s) in their P6 year.

At Math Arena, content of the DSA Advance Science (P6) course is divided into 3 modules:

Module 1: Biology (10-day Program)

Topics covered include; From Cells to Systems, Diffusion & Osmosis, Enzymes, General Health, Human Anatomy, Genetics & Heredity, Ecosystem

Module 2: Chemistry (5-day Program)

Topics covered include: Periodicity of Elements, Compounds & Mixtures, Kinetic Particle Theory, Atomic Structure & Chemical Bonding, Common Chemical Reactions, Separation Techniques

Module 3: Physics (5-day Program)

Topics covered include: Physical Quantities, Measurements & Conversion, Graphs of Kinematics, Mass, Weight & Density, Thermal Energy, Sound Energy, Force & Pressure, Light (Reflection, Refraction, Colours & Lens), Current & Practical Electricity

Should you have any further query regarding registration or lesson schedule, kindly send them to admin@matharena.com.sg.

Our Opening Hours

End of Year School Holidays (23 Nov to 24 Dec 2020):

Mondays to Fridays: 9:30 am to 4:30 pm 

Our premises will be opened from 9:15 am onwards. (Closed on Saturdays and Sundays, from 25 Dec 2020 till 1 Jan 2021)

School Terms 2021:

Mondays to Fridays: 3:00 pm to 9:30 pm

Saturdays: 9:30 am to 6:00 pm

Sundays: 1:30 pm to 5:30 pm

(Closed on Chinese New Year from 11 Feb to 16 Feb 2021, 20 Mar to 21 Mar 2021 (School Holidays), Good Friday 2 Apr 2021, Labour Day 1 May 2021, Hari Raya Puasa 13 May 2021 and 24 May to 30 May 2021)

 

— updated since 30 Oct 2020

Coding Courses are back this Year End School Holidays!

Let’s Learn to Code!

8 to 11 December and

15 to 18 December 2020

Back again in Math Arena, we are running coding courses for students age 8 and above with experienced trainers!

Click here for our 2020 Year End Holiday Program Schedule!

Why Should I Join?

• Easy to Learn

• Enhance Creativity

• Transferable Problem Solving Skills

• Equipment and Notes provided

Compulsory Coding Enrichment School Classes in AY2020

These coding courses are available for a limited period of time only, so do take some time off this school holidays to enrich yourselves and join us on the learning journey!

Let’s Start from SCRATCH (Recommended for Ages 8 to 11) – Scratch is a visual coding software that enables users to utilize media to construct and customize activities, animations, games and many more.

Learn skills such as Creative Thinking, Effective Communication, Systematic Analysis and Design Thinking. Click on the PDF link to find out more! <pdf>Sc100 Let’s Start from Scratch (FAQs included)

Machine Learning for Kids (Recommended for Ages 11 and above) – Machine Learning involves a set of methods that allows computers to take charge of decisions without guidance. This course introduces basic concepts in Machine Learning using ScratchX and Python.

Use Machine Learning in open-ended projects to your advantage. Teachers can also craft learning content for coding lessons. Click on the PDF link to find out more! <pdf>ML100 Machine Learning for Kids (FAQs included)

Everyone can Code with Python (Recommended for Ages 11 and above) – Python has always been one of the most popular coding languages to date and is popular among beginners due to its comprehensive structure of statements in a programming language.

Pick up useful your problem solving skills and concepts in coding. Click on the PDF link to find out more! <pdf>Py100 Everyone can Code with Python (FAQs included)

Computational Thinking with Python (for ages 11 and above) – This is an advanced course for pupils who have completed the basic Python Py100 course. Designed with challenge-based activities, this course is suitable for beginner programmers who want to improve their coding skills and enhance creativity in problem solving.

Click on the PDF link to find out more! <pdf>Py200 Computational Thinking with Python (FAQs included)

Got more questions about the coding courses? Feel free to send us a WhatsApp text (8121 6628) or email us to admin@matharena.com.sg and we will get back to you ASAP 🙂