Maths Olympiad Competition Manual is a series of three books written by MSO Pte Ltd to introduce Mathematical Olympiad to young Mathematics enthusiasts and engage their interest at an early age. The ability to recognise patterns, make deductions through logical reasoning and have good number sense are some of the essential skills required for Mathematical Olympiad competition. Maths Olympiad…
Problem-Solving Process in Mathematics is designed specially to help pupil develop mathematical concepts and acquire thinking skills through a series of systematically developed Problem-Solving Processes (PSP). Each PSP focuses on a particular problem-solving strategy through a well-illustrated example. A series of questions which can be solved using the same strategy is then formulated to enab…
Creative Mathematics is used in Mathematics Olympiad to test the logical deduction of the competitors. In the past few years, Creative Mathematics questions have appeared in the Singapore PSLE examination. If pupils have been exposed to Creative Mathematics, they will not have problems answering the questions. This book is specially written for pupils interested in Mathematics Olympiad. It w…
Kate Tucker draws directly from her classroom experience to offer teachers exciting ideas for using play to teach early years mathematics.'
Count from one to ten and then count again. What does it take to make a feast for ten hungry people? First there's shopping, and then there's cooking and setting the table. Everyone in the family helps and, as fast as you can count from one to ten.'
In a story that includes math activities, a family with one cat keeps adding more until they are able to give some of the cats away
Meet a winning, inchworm, who has an ability to measure anything under the sun. When a hungry nightingale threatens to eat him for breakfast, the inchworm calls on his craft and skill to creativity solve the dilemma.'