Math High Achievers

The Math High Achievers course is the basic math olympiad course suitable for beginners to cultivate students' interest in mathematics and fully tapping into their math potential

Key Focus Areas of Term 3 & 4:

• Computation & Problem-Solving: Methods like “making ten and breaking ten,” interchangeability of addition and subtraction, and foundational multiplication and division concepts.
• Shape Recognition and Understanding: Characteristics of 2D geometric shapes, shape dissection and composition, 3D geometry, and 3D diagrams.
• Practical Application Skills: Mastery of the calendar, recognition and use of currency, and solving real-world problems using visual graphs.
• Creative Thinking Skills: Solving numerical puzzles, conquering Sudoku, number placement games, and Tower of Hanoi.

Enhancing Interest Through Hands-On Learning

Comprehensive Course Upgrade for Term 3 & 4!

• Enjoy an array of teaching aids, enriching students' classroom experiences. 
• Can be used in the classroom or at home!

Sesame Workbook

Starting from Term 3, after-class homework will be presented in our Sesame Workbook.

Each chapter includes interactive, hands-on activities that allow children to explore the fun of mathematics by “sticking and drawing.” This fun format helps improve their enthusiasm for mathematics further.

The Sesame Workbook turns traditional homework into an enjoyable activity, stimulating children’s self-motivation in learning. With activities and achievement-based certificates to boost progress, students will benefit from a positive learning cycle.

Math Olympiad Competition Preparation (CO Prep)

The Math Olympiad Competition Preparation course is the advanced math olympiad course suitable for students who desire to achieve a medal for Lower Primary Math Competitions.

This program is suitable for talented students with strong math foundations, who have mastered P1-level material, and who are ready to tackle advanced math concepts required for competitions.

Course Highlights:

• Higher-Order Thinking Skills - includes school syllabus math (e.g. number relationships, geometry, practical application) and seven key abilities for competitions
• Efficient Learning Strategies - Using multimedia teaching tools, interactive teaching methodologies and game-based learning, we ensure that students remain engaged.
• Systematic Olympiad Training - Beyond academics, our curriculum emphasises holistic develop and develops exam-readiness skills. Additionally, we help students to build excellent results through regular practice and assessment. We also provide regular evaluation and feedback to students to help them address their weaknesses for success. 

Key Focus Areas of Term 3 & 4:

• Shape Recognition Skills: 3D geometric diagrams and three-view projections, rotational characteristics, and features of overlapping and cutting shapes.
• Logical Reasoning: Concepts like substitution of equal quantities, bridge puzzles, numerical pattern models, and forming equations using geometric figures.
• Practical Application Skills: Advanced statistical charts, patterns in the calendar, queuing problems, and creating model diagrams.
• Computation & Problem-Solving: Introduction to division, multiplication tables and inverse operations, and conversion between multiplication and division.