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Description

Super IQ Maths Olympiad NUMBERS Level 6 is targeted at students interested in Mathematics Olympiads. Mathematical learning is not a passive activity, doing is the best way to learn. Hence this book is based around solving problems using various methods and techniques. It is especially suitable for primary school students preparing for National or International Olympiads.

Grade Level / Age Group:
Primary 5 to 6 (11 to 12 years old).

Learning Outcomes:
Students should be able to…
• Find sum of sequential numbers, as well as sum and terms of square numbers.
• Evaluate sum and terms of both partial and sequential fractions.
• Solve problems involving factors and multiples.
• Apply communicative and distributive laws of numbers to patterned computations
• Determine unknowns through divisibility checks.

Super IQ Maths Olympiad NUMBERS Unique Selling Advantages (USAs):
This series is designed to…
• Expose students to standard question types of Mathematical Olympiad competitions, with original content wholly created – and peer-reviewed/tested – by renowned MO trainer Loh Cheng Yee.
• Focus on the numerical aspect of Maths Olympiad to help students grasp the allure of numbers, which are a staple and mainstay of international MO competitions.
• Gear students towards progressive learning/thinking to spark enthusiasm for learning and foster spatial insight.
• Train the student’s mind to switch rapidly between topics and concepts when attempting the variety of mixed-practice questions in the Olympiad Challenges.

 

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Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

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Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

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Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Description

Description

Super IQ Maths Olympiad NUMBERS Level 6 is targeted at students interested in Mathematics Olympiads. Mathematical learning is not a passive activity, doing is the best way to learn. Hence this book is based around solving problems using various methods and techniques. It is especially suitable for primary school students preparing for National or International Olympiads.

Grade Level / Age Group:
Primary 5 to 6 (11 to 12 years old).

Learning Outcomes:
Students should be able to…
• Find sum of sequential numbers, as well as sum and terms of square numbers.
• Evaluate sum and terms of both partial and sequential fractions.
• Solve problems involving factors and multiples.
• Apply communicative and distributive laws of numbers to patterned computations
• Determine unknowns through divisibility checks.

Super IQ Maths Olympiad NUMBERS Unique Selling Advantages (USAs):
This series is designed to…
• Expose students to standard question types of Mathematical Olympiad competitions, with original content wholly created – and peer-reviewed/tested – by renowned MO trainer Loh Cheng Yee.
• Focus on the numerical aspect of Maths Olympiad to help students grasp the allure of numbers, which are a staple and mainstay of international MO competitions.
• Gear students towards progressive learning/thinking to spark enthusiasm for learning and foster spatial insight.
• Train the student’s mind to switch rapidly between topics and concepts when attempting the variety of mixed-practice questions in the Olympiad Challenges.

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