Mathematics

Act as my Primary 6 Maths tutor. Take me through calling a likely event certain, one step

I am in Primary 6. Let's solve a word problem: 'A bag holds 7 red beads and 3 blue. Which

I am in Primary 6. Let's solve a word problem: 'I think of a number, double it, and add se

I am in Primary 6. Worked example: Show me how to simplify 5x + 3y – 2x + y, then ask me t

I am in Primary 6. Give me one-step equations such as x + 9 = 17 or 5y = 45 and ask me to

I am in Primary 6. Give me two-step equations such as 3n + 4 = 19 and ask me to solve them

Act as my Primary 6 Maths tutor. Take me through forgetting that an isosceles triangle has

I am in Primary 6. Worked example: Show me how to find corresponding/alternate angles on p

I am in Primary 6. Give me a quadrilateral with three angles marked — say 95, 85 and 110 d

I am in Primary 6. Spot my triangle/quadrilateral angles mistake: I’ll find a missing angl

I am in Primary 6. Worked example: show me how to find the base angles of an isosceles tri

I am in Primary 6. Two hawkers want to pack sweets and biscuits into equal bags without an

I am in Primary 6. Test me with 10 quick LCM and HCF questions, one after another, telling

I am in Primary 6. Quiz me quickly with 10 addition and subtraction questions using large

I am in Primary 6. In my compound we count things like blocks, chickens or plates for a pa

I am in Primary 6. I'll add fractions with different denominators and sometimes forget to

I am a Primary 6 pupil preparing for Common Entrance. Test my times tables up to 12 with 8

I am in Primary 6. A trader at Mile 12 market sells baskets of tomatoes in groups. Give me

I am a Primary 6 pupil preparing for Common Entrance. Explain direct and inverse proportio

I am in Primary 6. Two sisters want to share a container of palm oil or a bag of rice in a