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Using Our P3 Science Mindmap to Boost Your Child’s Revision

Struggling to help your Primary 3 child transition to Science revision?

Moving into P3 Science can feel like a massive leap—suddenly, it’s not just about knowing the facts, but mastering specific keywords and tackling tricky Open-Ended Questions.

Our free P3 Science Mindmap is the perfect visual tool to bridge that gap, but it’s not just meant to be stared at! From the "Hide and Seek" method for active recall to the "Traffic Light" system for tracking weak spots, we’ve broken down 4 highly effective, parent-friendly strategies to turn this mindmap into an active revision powerhouse.

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P5 Math Problem Sum: Percentage of Quantity of 2 Items that Changed (Before-After)
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P5 Math Problem Sum: Percentage of Quantity of 2 Items that Changed (Before-After)

Learn the shortcut! By turning the percentage into ratio and using the ratio technique to solve, you now have 1 less thing to learn and it's much easier!

An Example Problem:
In a class, 60% of the students are girls while the rest are boys. After 15 boys left the class, only 10% of the students are boys. What is the total number of students in the class at first?

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P5 Math Problem Sum: Fraction of Quantity of 2 Items that Changed (Before-After)
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P5 Math Problem Sum: Fraction of Quantity of 2 Items that Changed (Before-After)

Learn the shortcut! By turning the fractions into ratio and using the ratio technique to solve, you now have 1 less thing to learn and it's much easier!

An Example Problem:
In a class, there are 2/3 as many boys as there are girls. After 15 boys left the class, the number of boys is only 1/9 that of the girls. What is the total number of students in the class at first

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P5 Math Problem Sum: Ratio of Quantity of 2 Items that Changed (Before-After)
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P5 Math Problem Sum: Ratio of Quantity of 2 Items that Changed (Before-After)

Learn the easy step-by-step algorithm to solve problem sums that involve a ratio that is changed with an action, a common question in the PSLE and school exams.

An Example Problem:
In a class, the ratio of the number of girls to the number of boys is 3 : 2. After 15 boys left the class, the ratio of the number of girls to the number of boys became 9 : 1. What is the total number of students in the class at first?

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P5 Math Problem Sum: Finding Value from Ratio of Quantities
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P5 Math Problem Sum: Finding Value from Ratio of Quantities

Learn the easy step-by-step algorithm to solve problem sums where you are to find the value when provided information on the ratio of the quantity of 2 (or more) items.

An Example Problem:
Jason has some coins worth a total of $37.20. Given that the ratio of the number of 50-cent coins to the number of 20-cent coins is 5 : 3, find the total value of his 50-cent coins.

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