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Select P1, P2 or P3 and maths or English. Start with the current school year; the sample includes easier questions and a stretch question.
Singapore families · P1–P3 pilot
Help your child explain the thinking behind an answer. Try five maths or English questions, use a hint when needed, and see which skills to revisit together.
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Select P1, P2 or P3 and maths or English. Start with the current school year; the sample includes easier questions and a stretch question.
Try, read a hint, and try again. Worked explanations help you talk through a misconception without rushing.
Review the five-question snapshot before deciding whether to create a free parent account. Saving the result is optional.
Maths: Tens and ones, adding and subtracting within 100, equal groups and sharing.
English: Simple sentences, vocabulary, finding a detail and using a reading clue.
Maths: Hundreds, multiplication, dollars and cents, unit fractions and word problems.
English: Past tense, pronouns, connecting ideas and reading for sequence.
Maths: Place value, times tables, equivalent fractions, area, money and comparison problems.
English: Grammar in context, vocabulary, evidence and the purpose of a short text.
These original questions sample selected skills with reference to Singapore MOE's primary syllabus documents. This pilot contains 36 questions across six grade-and-subject paths; repeat sessions may include familiar questions. It is not a full assessment, complete syllabus course or PSLE programme. OtterCub is independent and is not endorsed by MOE or KooBits. Your Singapore learning area keeps your practice and snapshots together.
After the snapshot, ask your child to explain one answer aloud. Revisit one tricky skill together before trying another subject. A score from five questions is a conversation starter, not a prediction of school results.
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