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🗣️ "It's very well written and organized... It has greatly benefited my elder boy for his PSLE last year without any tuition. Go get a copy now!" — Parent Review.

Don't let your child struggle with blank-page anxiety during continuous writing exams. The Ultimate Guide to Composition Writing gives Primary 5 and 6 students a clear roadmap to plan, describe, and score.

✨ What makes this guide the ultimate writing companion:

- Features 20 engaging, exam-relevant themes and topics

- Provides well-crafted, high-scoring model compositions for student reference

- Packed with a library of descriptive phrases and expressions to boost vocabulary marks

- Includes a clear, step-by-step 5-part narrative plot-planning framework to eliminate writer's block

⭐️ Highly recommended for Upper Primary (Primary 5 & 6) school revision and independent learning!

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🔥 Ace Your PSLE English Oral! 🔥

Parents are calling it "simple to follow," "excellent elaboration," and "the perfect revision material." Give your child the ultimate study guide built specifically for the New 2025 Syllabus!

✅ 27 commonly tested topics
✅ Strategic framework for sample answers
✅ Thematic vocabulary word bank

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The Free PSLE English Oral Workshop was held last Sunday, 24 May 😊

I always take great pleasure in sharing my knowledge and enriching young minds. The workshop was well-received, and I truly hope that the content shared was beneficial to all the participants.

Thank you to everyone who attended and supported the workshop!

Have you registered for this workshop yet? 😊

There will be free oral resources shared after the workshop, so don’t miss this opportunity to get your child ready for the PSLE Oral Examination!

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P6 Science (Topic: Adaptations)

My P6 students recently started learning about **Adaptations**. One of the first concepts they learnt was the difference between **structural** and **behavioural adaptations**.

At the end of the lesson, I organised a mini competition — Boys vs Girls! 🎉
They had to define both types of adaptations and recall as many examples for each type of adaptation as they could from the lesson.

The winning team went home with some yummy snacks 🍫😊

Inviting all P5 and P6 students for this Free English Oral Workshop! Perfect for your child to practice reading aloud with good articulation and apply the SEE strategy for answering Stimulus-Based Conversations well ahead of PSLE and the year-end examinations!

The workshop details are as follows-
Date: 24th May 2026, Sunday
Time: 9.00am to 10.30am
Conducted via Zoom

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P5 & P6 English ✍️

When writing compositions, many students tend to use very simple sentences that do not make their writing engaging or descriptive.

In a recent lesson, my upper primary students learnt how to show and not tell. They explored descriptive phrases and even came up with their own ways to describe emotions, people and scenes.

It was wonderful seeing their creativity shine through their writing 😊

My P3 students learnt about **onomatopoeia** — sound words as an introduction technique for composition writing ✍️

To introduce the topic, I played a video and tasked them to identify and write down as many sound words as they could hear. They did a brilliant job spotting the different sounds! 👏

Using onomatopoeia in compositions helps to make writing more lively, engaging and descriptive 😊

Here's the link to the video that I played for them.

https://youtu.be/go_ld7lOpGA?feature=shared

My P4 students are currently learning angles 📐

Some common challenges include using a protractor accurately and drawing angles correctly. During a recent practice, students had hands-on experience with on-the-spot guidance and correction.

This helped boost their confidence and strengthened their understanding of the topic 😊

My P5 students used Unifix cubes to build different solid figures, then drew the top, side and front views on square grids.

Using manipulatives helped them better understand how solids look from different directions, making learning more concrete and meaningful.