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- Flashcards — how you feel, how things are (pictures only)The eleventh set, PICTURES ONLY — no word printed, as asked: hot, cold, quiet, well, sick, dirty, tired, asleep, careful, bad, terrible, brave. Twelve cards, one sheet; the answer grid is on the screen banner. Short raspberry stripe. Pairs: hot/cold, well/sick, tired/asleep, bad 👎 / terrible 👎👎. · English · cards to tap through
- Flashcards — furniture, a room, two screensThe tenth set: armchair, chair, table, desk, bookcase, cupboard, door, window, picture, television, phone. Eleven words and one card to write yourself. Short teal stripe. door, window and table are already cards on flashcards-03 and -02, drawn the same way here on purpose; the desk is the table with drawers. · English · cards to tap through
- Every flashcard wordWhich sheet a word is on, which group, which stripe colour and which date — and whether it is already on another sheet. · English · a word index across every flashcard sheet — search it, or filter by sheet
- Flashcards — free time: activities, things, hobbiesThe ninth set: hockey, ice skating, skating, swimming, dancing, playing table tennis, playing table football, comics, magazines, DVDs, computer games, laptop, radio, reading, drawing, listening to music, watching films, taking photos. Eighteen words over two sheets, plus six to write yourself. Its stripe is HALF width — the nine colours are all spent, so this set tells itself apart by stripe length instead, and within it the colour is the group. ice skating and skating are the pair to teach together: same boot, blade or wheels. · English · cards to tap through
- Flashcards — outside, out and about, a creature and a colourThe eighth set: sky, moon, grass, roof, bicycle, skateboard, seat, backpack, sunglasses, game, alien, silver. Twelve words, twelve cards, no blanks. roof, grass and alien are already cards on flashcards-03 and -04, and are drawn the same way here on purpose. · English · cards to tap through
- Flashcards — classroom things, two past verbs, one feelingThe seventh set: music, board, map, rubber, page, tick, pointed, talked, happy. Nine cards and three to write yourself. The two -ed verbs are a pair on purpose — pointed gains a syllable and talked does not. · English · cards to tap through
- Flashcards — homes, places and roomsThe sixth set: house, flat, apartment, countryside, village, town, city, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, living room, dining room. Flat and apartment are the same picture on purpose; the five rooms are the same room five times. · English · cards to tap through
- Flashcards — animalsThe fifth set: chicken, donkey, cow, sheep, goat, tiger, zebra, hippo, polar bear, crocodile, snake, frog, spider, lizard, jellyfish. Fifteen animals across two sheets, every picture an emoji. · English · cards to tap through
- Every flagged questionEvery question with a dedicated step-by-step page, from every paper, in one place. · guide · a browsable index — filter by paper, status or topic, or jump straight to one
- Working backwards through the libraryStarting from the end and undoing each step — Question 31 of SMC 2024. · guide · a guide — read it
- The spider that slipped down the wallClimbing, slipping, and climbing again — fractions of a wall with a hidden whole — Question 29 of SMC 2024. · guide · a guide — read it
- Cutting three ropes into equal piecesThe biggest piece that fits all three ropes with nothing left over — Question 27 of SMC 2024. · guide · a guide — read it
- Three fruits, weighed two at a timeAdd all three weighings and halve — turning pair-weights into one total — Question 26 of SMC 2024. · guide · a guide — read it
- Balloons all the way round the roomA pattern that repeats every 80 cm — count repeats, not balloons — Question 24 of SMC 2024. · guide · a guide — read it
- The box, the watermelon, and the strawberriesWork out one weight from what the total GAINED, not what the box itself weighs — Question 23 of SMC 2024. · guide · a guide — read it
- The bead jar that keeps filling upRed beads keep arriving, but the green ones never change — the trick behind Question 21 of SMC 2024. · guide · a guide — read it
- Mangoes and pears, bought in matching groupsBuying the same number of two fruits — find a group size both deals divide evenly — Question 25 of SMC 2024. · guide · a guide — read it
- Looking back, month by monthEverything that arrived each month, in one place, so there is something to look back over. · guide · one page per month — what arrived, and which questions got a page of their own
- Round tables, rectangular tables, and 205 hungry customersTesting every count inside a narrow range — Question 31 of the SMC 2026 mock. · guide · a guide — read it
- A corridor measured two different waysPlants every 4 m, lanterns every 6 m — comparing over a length both fit — Question 30 of the SMC 2026 mock. · guide · a guide — read it
- Roses, lilies, daisies — and a basket that keeps growingBuying more daisies grows the total you are comparing against — Question 29 of the SMC 2026 mock. · guide · a guide — read it
- Two rectangles overlapping to make a squareWhy the overlap hides edges, and how much perimeter it takes with it — Question 28 of the SMC 2026 mock. · guide · a guide — read it
- The tortoise that never stops, and the rabbit that restsUsing the steady racer as the clock — Question 27 of the SMC 2026 mock. · guide · a guide — read it
- Squares cut from a sheet, with a strip left overFitting squares along a length, and what the leftover strip tells you — Question 26 of the SMC 2026 mock. · guide · a guide — read it
- Bento, mochi, and tea for three friendsSwapping mochi for tea, then cancelling the bento sets — Question 22 of the SMC 2026 mock. · guide · a guide — read it
- Mary, Larry, and the plates that cost the sameWhen two people spend the same amount, the GAP between them never changes — Question 21 of the SMC 2026 mock. · guide · a guide — read it
- Trees in a row — count the gaps, not the treesThe classic equally-spaced trap — Question 19 of the SMC 2026 mock. · guide · a guide — read it
- How many sixths fit in 2 wholes?Cutting whole shapes into sixths — Question 2 of the SMC 2026 mock. · guide · a guide — read it
- Three friends, weighed two at a timeThe same trick as SMC 2024's fruit — sort the readings before using them — Question 15 of the SMC 2026 mock. · guide · a guide — read it
- Muffins, and the cheapest way to buy 57Three different deals, and pricing the leftovers two ways — Question 10 of the SMC 2026 mock. · guide · a guide — read it
- My Reading JourneyThe reading log as one booklet — a cover and the three pages, in a single PDF to print and staple. Blank lines for a name, a class, a teacher and the year. · to print · cover + contents in one PDF · US Letter
- Flashcards — clothes, things and creaturesThe fourth set: jeans, T-shirt, dress, skirt, shoes, car, computer, balloon, kite, snake, fish, alien. Dress and skirt are the pair she mixes up, so they are drawn as the same shape one part apart. · English · cards to tap through
- Flashcards — a house and its gardenThe third set: door, window, roof, chimney, wall, balcony, stairs, basement, mat, grass, trees, leaves. Six of them are parts of the same house, drawn as the same house. · English · cards to tap through
- SMC 2024 — Primary 4 (Grade 4) Contest PaperThe original paper as a PDF, with the figures exactly as the publisher printed them — for when the reprinted question is not enough. · past paper · the original paper · 2024-SMC-G4 - TS1729.pdf
- SMC 2024 — Primary 4 (Grade 4) Contest PaperEvery answer, with the method under it and the mistake to watch for. Best opened after you have had a go. This paper prints NO answers, so these were worked out here and can be argued with. · answer key · 31 questions · every answer, method and trap
- Singapore Math Challenge 2023 — Primary 4 Contest PaperThe original paper as a PDF, with the figures exactly as the publisher printed them — for when the reprinted question is not enough. · past paper · the original paper · 2023 Singapore Math Challenge Grade 4.pdf
- Singapore Math Challenge 2023 — Primary 4 Contest PaperEvery answer, with the method under it and the mistake to watch for. Best opened after you have had a go. The answers are the published ones; the explanations were written here. · answer key · 45 questions · every answer, method and trap
- SINGA 2021 Assessment — Primary 4 (SMC Practice Book)The original paper as a PDF, with the figures exactly as the publisher printed them — for when the reprinted question is not enough. · past paper · the original paper · SMC Primary 4.pdf
- SINGA 2021 Assessment — Primary 4 (SMC Practice Book)Every answer, with the method under it and the mistake to watch for. Best opened after you have had a go. Part published key, part worked out here — each question says which. · answer key · 45 questions · every answer, method and trap
- SMC 2026 Mock Exam — Grade 4 (Geniebook)The original paper as a PDF, with the figures exactly as the publisher printed them — for when the reprinted question is not enough. · past paper · the original paper · MockTestSMC_G4_2026 - WS1621.pdf
- SMC 2026 Mock Exam — Grade 4 (Geniebook)Every answer, with the method under it and the mistake to watch for. Best opened after you have had a go. This paper prints NO answers, so these were worked out here and can be argued with. · answer key · 31 questions · every answer, method and trap
- Flashcards — containers, party, verbs, prepositionsThe second set of cards: what things come in, what you do, and where things are. · English · cards to tap through
- Flashcards — people, animals, objects, placesThe A7 picture vocabulary, as cards to tap through. Units 5 to 8. · English · cards to tap through
- Movers Speaking — Units 5 to 8Out loud, with a person. The page asks and models; a grown-up marks it from the printed card. · English · speaking · 4 parts · 17 marks
- Movers Listening — Units 5 to 8Five recordings, played twice, with a sheet to print. The audio is the question, so it is a real recording and not a robot voice. · English · listening · 5 parts · 25 marks
- Sharing in a ratioAn takes 3 while Bình takes 4, and they end up with 133 — why the parts trick works, and what changes when the question gives you a gap instead of a total. (#32) · guide · a guide — read it
- Two towers, the same height6 cubes reach as high as 5 cylinders — so why does the working say 5 : 6? Reading a ratio off a picture, and the check that catches you when you read it backwards. (#32) · guide · a guide — read it
- Movers Progress Test — Units 5 to 8The written paper — ninety minutes, printed rather than marked on screen. · English · written paper · 6 parts · 50 marks
- SMC Primary 4 — Drill 3: counting without losing countShort enough to finish in one sitting — the browser marks it and she sends the result back. Topics: logic · counting. · drill · 6 questions · 12 marks · about 12 minutes
- How many rectangles?Counting without losing count — pick two lines, then two more. (#32) · guide · a guide — read it
- How many ways from A to B?The add-as-you-go trick, and the bump in the figure that catches people. (#32) · guide · a guide — read it
- SMC Primary 4 — Drill 2: bars and unitsShort enough to finish in one sitting — the browser marks it and she sends the result back. Topics: word problem · model. · drill · 5 questions · 10 marks · about 10 minutes
- The bar modelWhen someone gives someone else something — the trick behind Drill 1, Question 5. Tap “Teach me this” and it explains itself out loud. · guide · a guide — read it, or tap “Teach me this” and let it explain itself out loud
- SMC Primary 4 — Drill 1Short enough to finish in one sitting — the browser marks it and she sends the result back. Topics: data · tables graphs, fraction · of quantity, number · factors multiples, and more. · drill · 5 questions · 10 marks · about 10 minutes
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