Best Math Tuition Singapore Lesson 30

LESSON 30 SYNOPSIS (7 July – 13 Jul 2025)

07 July 2025

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Primary 1 Lesson 30

This week, we are continuing our exploration of “Numbers to 100, Lesson 4”.

In this lesson, we will focus on problem sums that revolve around the concept of “Before, Change, After.” Students will delve into scenarios that require them to analyze and solve problems by considering the state before an action, the change that occurs, and the resulting state after the change.

Primary 2 Lesson 30

This week, we will embark on a new topic, “Fractions.”

During this lesson, we will focus on the fundamental concepts of fractions. Students will learn:

  • Identifying Fractions: Recognising and understanding the components of a fraction, including the numerator and denominator.
  • Showing Fractions in Figures: Represent fractions visually using shapes and figures.
  • Completing Fractions in Figures: Filling in missing parts of a whole or a shape to represent a given fraction.
  • Application of Fractions as Part of a Whole: Applying fractions to represent parts of a whole or a set.
  • Comparing and Ordering Fractions: Comparing fractions and arranging them in ascending or descending order.
  • Addition and Subtraction of Fractions: Performing basic addition and subtraction operations with fractions.

Primary 3 Lesson 30

As we move into Lesson 30, we will continue with “Measurement 3.”

In this lesson, we will delve deeper into the interval concept, focusing on problems that require students to work both forwards and backwards within the same question. Mastering this skill is essential to solving more complex problem sums, and we’ll be dedicating time to ensure students are comfortable with it.

Additionally, we’ll tackle questions that involve both quantity and units. These kinds of questions can be more challenging, often requiring students to construct slightly more complex models to understand the problem requirements.

Primary 4 Lesson 30

This week in Lesson 30, we will continue with Decimals, Lesson 3.

In this lesson, we will focus on four commonly tested heuristic concepts. We will incorporate the fundamentals of decimals in solving these problem sums. The concepts we will cover are:

  • Multiplications and division – Involving Part & Whole Concept
  • Multiplications and division  – Indirect Repeat Application
  • Interval Concept – Repeat Application
  • Assumption Method – Indirect Application

Primary 5 Lesson 30

This week in Lesson 30, we will continue our exploration of “Percentage 2.” Building upon the foundational concepts of percentages, we will delve into additional percentages-related topics.

During this lesson, we will cover the following key concepts:

  • Understanding discounts and how they relate to percentages.
  • Exploring the concepts of calculating the percentage change in prices.
  • Introducing the concept of GST (Goods and Services Tax) and its application in calculating percentages.
  • Exploring the concept of interest, including simple interest calculations.

Primary 6 Lesson 30

This week, we will continue with PSLE Revision Lesson 4.

 

This lesson will systematically review and practice essential topics, concepts, and problem-solving methods commonly tested in the PSLE. We aim to strengthen students’ understanding, problem-solving abilities, and confidence as they prepare for the upcoming examination.

 

Active participation and completing the assigned additional practice exercises are crucial for effective revision. These exercises are designed to align with the PSLE requirements, providing students with valuable exposure to the types of questions they may encounter and opportunities to apply their knowledge and skills effectively.