Practical, MOE-aligned guides for parents of Primary and Secondary learners — from bar models to the 2026 syllabus. Useful whether or not you ever sign up.
Help your P1 child see tens and ones: build 34 from rods and cubes, count on in tens to 62, then compare and order numbers to 100. Worked steps and home games.
Help your P2 child tell the time to the minute, then change hours and minutes into minutes and back: 1 h 20 min is 80 min. Worked steps and bedtime tips.
Count along the P3 tables of 6, 7, 8 and 9, spot the 9s pattern, then share 29 stones into boat trips of 6 with a remainder. Worked steps and parent tips.
Five P1 questions with tens rods, ducks, balloons, coins and a crayon, solved by counting, making ten and counting on. Full working and play ideas for home.
Help your Sec 4 child solve two-set Venn diagram questions: fill the overlap first, then each circle, then neither. Worked examples and four practice questions.
Five P2 questions from a tricycle, a toy car, a picture graph, a movie and a farm, each solved from a fact your child already knows. Full working and home tips.
Help your Sec 3 child find a line's gradient from two points: rise over run, subtracting in the same order. Two worked examples, common slips and a home game.
Help your P4 child find factors by lining tiles up into rectangles, test if a number is a factor, and find common factors. Worked steps with 12, 18 and 42.
Help your P2 child tell odd and even numbers apart by putting objects into pairs, then use the ones digit as a shortcut. A worked example and easy home games.
Help your P2 child name the cube, cuboid, cone, cylinder and sphere in everyday toys, sort them by whether they roll, and describe each one. Ideas for home.
Daily 5 math practice for 5 Nov (P3–P6): worked solutions on Whole Numbers, Statistics, Measurement. Try every question first, then check your working.
Help your Sec 2 child solve simultaneous equations: add or subtract to make one letter disappear, then check in both. Three worked examples and a home game.
Help your P3 child find perimeter by adding the sides and area by counting square units, with a garden plot and a square tile. Worked steps, slips and tips.
Daily 5 math practice for 4 Nov (P3–P6): worked solutions on Area and Perimeter, Statistics, Measurement. Try every question first, then check your working.
Help your P6 child solve 2a + 5 = 17 by undoing it step by step, drawing a bar model and checking the answer. Worked examples, common slips and easy home games.
Help your P4 child read tenths, hundredths and thousandths, round and compare decimals, then add, subtract, multiply and divide them. Worked steps from 0.375.
Daily 5 math practice for 3 Nov (P3–P6): worked solutions on Whole Numbers, Area and Perimeter, Fractions. Try every question first, then check your working.
Help your P1 child name flat shapes by their sides, cut a circle into half and quarter circles, and find the shapes in a picture. Worked steps and home ideas.
Daily 5 math practice for 2 Nov (P3–P6): worked solutions on Area and Perimeter, Statistics, Whole Numbers. Try every question first, then check your working.
Help your P4 child find common multiples: list the multiples of each number and spot the first match. Worked examples, common slips and easy home games.
Five P3 questions hidden in marbles, stickers, ribbons, a juice jug and a garden, with full working. Help your child spot the math at home and take their time.
Help your Sec 1 child add negative numbers by thinking up and down on a vertical number line. Three worked examples, common slips and an easy home game.
Daily 5 math practice for 1 Nov (P3–P6): worked solutions on Area and Perimeter, Measurement, Whole Numbers. Try every question first, then check your working.
Five P4 questions from our Grab a Pencil Short, each solved with a quick sketch: a number line, hop tracks, a ribbon, money discs and squares. Try them first.
Help your P3 child learn the 6, 7, 8 and 9 times tables by splitting a new fact into known ones: 7 eights is 5 eights and 2 eights. Plus easy home games.
Daily 5 math practice for 31 Oct (P3–P6): worked solutions on Statistics, Area and Perimeter, Measurement. Try every question first, then check your working.
Help your P2 child count money, write it in decimal notation, convert dollars to cents and back, and compare prices. Worked examples from our Coin Shop Short.
Daily 5 math practice for 30 Oct (P3–P6): worked solutions on Whole Numbers, Measurement, Area and Perimeter. Try every question first, then check your working.
Why counting coins builds number sense: count on from the biggest coin, plus simple P1 activities with real coins at home, inspired by our comedy Short.
Help your P1 child count money: coins in cents, notes in dollars, and why 100 cents make one dollar. Worked examples from our Penny Jar Short, plus home games.
Daily 5 math practice for 29 Oct (P2–P6): worked solutions on Whole Numbers, Statistics, Money. Try each question first, then check your working with hints.
Help your P3 child see equivalent fractions with one pizza: cut it into more slices, compare 3/4 and 2/3 in twelfths and simplify 4/12. Worked examples inside.
Daily 5 math practice for 28 Oct (P2–P6): worked solutions on Money, Whole Numbers, Statistics, Measurement. Try every question first, then check your working.
Why five math questions a day beats cramming: a calm parent guide to little-and-often practice, with a P5 ratio bar model from our comedy Short, The Heist.
Help your P4 child with nets and line symmetry: fold a net to find its solid, test a fold line and complete a symmetric figure. Worked examples and home ideas.
Daily 5 math practice for 27 Oct (P1–P6): worked solutions on Whole Numbers, Money, Statistics, Measurement. Try every question first, then check your working.
How to read your child's week in five minutes, then sit down and practise P5 math together: what to say, when to stay quiet, and two questions worked through.
Daily 5 math practice for 26 Oct (P1–P6): worked solutions on Whole Numbers, Money, Statistics, Measurement. Try every question first, then check your working.
A jog, a durian, a backpack, a flag and a pencil box: five everyday P5 questions worked step by step, and how to spot math in your child's ordinary day.
Daily 5 math practice for 25 Oct (P1–P6): worked solutions on Money, Whole Numbers, Statistics, Measurement. Try every question first, then check your working.
Try five P6 questions with your child, pausing to solve each before the answer: fractions, percentage, ratio, algebra and circles, each worked step by step.
Daily 5 math practice for 24 Oct (P1–P6): worked solutions on Whole Numbers, Money, Statistics, Measurement. Try every question first, then check your working.
Four P5 angle rules made simple: straight lines, angles at a point, triangles and rhombuses. Each missing angle worked in two lines, plus common slips and tips.
Daily 5 math practice for 23 Oct (P1–P6): worked solutions on Money, Whole Numbers, Statistics, Measurement. Try every question first, then check your working.
One fish tank, three P5 questions: volume of a cuboid, litres of water in a tank, and the area of a triangle. Worked steps, common slips and tips for parents.
Help your P5 child crack discount and GST questions in two clues: find the percentage part, then add or take it away. Worked examples, common slips, home tips.
Plan PSLE year little and often: rotate the six P6 topics across each month, come back to each one, and see three second-pass questions worked step by step.
A calm parent's guide to PSLE year: what to look at each day and each week, how to read a weekly digest, and a P6 percentage question worked step by step.
A secondary maths parent guide to selected Sec 1 to Sec 4 topics, G1/G2/G3 subject levels under Full SBB, and calm ways to support practice at home.
P6 to Sec 1 maths brings more algebra and a different pace. Learn what changes, practise a worked example and build a steady start to Secondary 1.
G1 G2 G3 maths are subject levels under Full SBB. Learn how they relate to Posting Groups, secondary maths streaming, flexible subject levels and the 2027 SEC.
A practical guide to progressive maths hints, bar models and worked explanations that help your child find the next step in a word problem calmly.
Four creative ways to slot Singapore Math Drills into the homeschool system you already run — warm-ups, loop schedules, motivation, and weekly records.
If your child forgets what they learned, spaced repetition and gentle maths revision can make yesterday's understanding easier to retrieve later.
Teach 12 PSLE math heuristics, from model drawing to working backwards, so your P5–P6 child can choose a strategy for Paper 2 problem sums.
Practise Primary 6 circle area, trapezium angles and tank-height questions with clear, visual Singapore Math methods and checks.
Learn calm, visual methods for Primary 5 triangle area, cuboid volume and ratio questions with worked Singapore Math examples.
Work through Primary 4 perimeter, angle and fraction questions with calm, visual Singapore Math methods for home revision.
Learn calm, visual methods for Primary 3 area, angle and bar graph questions, with worked examples parents can use at home.
Help your Primary 2 child solve fractions, comparison and time questions using equal parts, bar models and five-minute counting.
Learn how to solve Primary 1 time, money and addition questions with simple visual methods and calm practice ideas for home.
Use this Singapore P1 maths readiness checklist to check number sense, money, time, shapes and graphs before Primary 1 starts.
Looking for a math app for multiple children? Plan calm family practice for siblings at different levels with one Singapore Math Drills Family Plan.
How to teach fractions Singapore Math style from P2 to P6: equivalent fractions, unlike denominators, common mistakes and PSLE-style word problems.
Practice Singapore Math anywhere on iPhone — the MOE-aligned drill app is now on the App Store. Worked solutions, progress tracking, no ads.
Build a Primary 1 to Secondary 4 homeschool plan around Singapore Math mastery, with a worked example and a simple daily routine.
Practice Singapore Math anywhere — the MOE-aligned drill app is now free on Google Play. Worked solutions, progress tracking, and no ads.
Compare Sprint Mode for speed and Focus Mode for accuracy, and choose the practice style that fits your child's next step.
Use the Singapore Math Drills Skill Map to spot subtopic gaps and focus each practice session where your child needs it.
Learn why Singapore Math rewards clear working, and how to help your child practise showing each step at home.
See how Singapore Math Drills' adaptive placement quiz finds where your child should begin, based on what they know rather than grade alone.
See what your child mastered, where they are stuck and what to do next with the Weekly Digest from Singapore Math Drills.
A clear parent's guide to the MOE 2026 Primary Mathematics syllabus — what moved between levels, what was removed, and what it means for your child.
A calm, realistic routine for helping your child with Singapore Math at home — without becoming their tutor or fighting over worksheets.
Good marks can hide shaky understanding. Learn how to tell whether your child has truly mastered a math topic — and why first-try accuracy matters most.
An honest comparison of free and paid math practice resources for students in Singapore — worksheets, free apps, tuition, and structured platforms.
Learn the bar model method step by step with a fully worked example, so you can help your child solve almost any Singapore Math word problem from P3 to P6.
Put the strategies into practice with unlimited, MOE-aligned math drills — free.
Practical, MOE-aligned guides for parents of Primary and Secondary learners — from bar models to the 2026 syllabus. Useful whether or not you ever sign up.
Help your P1 child see tens and ones: build 34 from rods and cubes, count on in tens to 62, then compare and order numbers to 100. Worked steps and home games.
Help your P2 child tell the time to the minute, then change hours and minutes into minutes and back: 1 h 20 min is 80 min. Worked steps and bedtime tips.
Count along the P3 tables of 6, 7, 8 and 9, spot the 9s pattern, then share 29 stones into boat trips of 6 with a remainder. Worked steps and parent tips.
Five P1 questions with tens rods, ducks, balloons, coins and a crayon, solved by counting, making ten and counting on. Full working and play ideas for home.
Help your Sec 4 child solve two-set Venn diagram questions: fill the overlap first, then each circle, then neither. Worked examples and four practice questions.
Five P2 questions from a tricycle, a toy car, a picture graph, a movie and a farm, each solved from a fact your child already knows. Full working and home tips.
Help your Sec 3 child find a line's gradient from two points: rise over run, subtracting in the same order. Two worked examples, common slips and a home game.
Help your P4 child find factors by lining tiles up into rectangles, test if a number is a factor, and find common factors. Worked steps with 12, 18 and 42.
Help your P2 child tell odd and even numbers apart by putting objects into pairs, then use the ones digit as a shortcut. A worked example and easy home games.
Help your P2 child name the cube, cuboid, cone, cylinder and sphere in everyday toys, sort them by whether they roll, and describe each one. Ideas for home.
Daily 5 math practice for 5 Nov (P3–P6): worked solutions on Whole Numbers, Statistics, Measurement. Try every question first, then check your working.
Help your Sec 2 child solve simultaneous equations: add or subtract to make one letter disappear, then check in both. Three worked examples and a home game.
Help your P3 child find perimeter by adding the sides and area by counting square units, with a garden plot and a square tile. Worked steps, slips and tips.
Daily 5 math practice for 4 Nov (P3–P6): worked solutions on Area and Perimeter, Statistics, Measurement. Try every question first, then check your working.
Help your P6 child solve 2a + 5 = 17 by undoing it step by step, drawing a bar model and checking the answer. Worked examples, common slips and easy home games.
Help your P4 child read tenths, hundredths and thousandths, round and compare decimals, then add, subtract, multiply and divide them. Worked steps from 0.375.
Daily 5 math practice for 3 Nov (P3–P6): worked solutions on Whole Numbers, Area and Perimeter, Fractions. Try every question first, then check your working.
Help your P1 child name flat shapes by their sides, cut a circle into half and quarter circles, and find the shapes in a picture. Worked steps and home ideas.
Daily 5 math practice for 2 Nov (P3–P6): worked solutions on Area and Perimeter, Statistics, Whole Numbers. Try every question first, then check your working.
Help your P4 child find common multiples: list the multiples of each number and spot the first match. Worked examples, common slips and easy home games.
Five P3 questions hidden in marbles, stickers, ribbons, a juice jug and a garden, with full working. Help your child spot the math at home and take their time.
Help your Sec 1 child add negative numbers by thinking up and down on a vertical number line. Three worked examples, common slips and an easy home game.
Daily 5 math practice for 1 Nov (P3–P6): worked solutions on Area and Perimeter, Measurement, Whole Numbers. Try every question first, then check your working.
Five P4 questions from our Grab a Pencil Short, each solved with a quick sketch: a number line, hop tracks, a ribbon, money discs and squares. Try them first.
Help your P3 child learn the 6, 7, 8 and 9 times tables by splitting a new fact into known ones: 7 eights is 5 eights and 2 eights. Plus easy home games.
Daily 5 math practice for 31 Oct (P3–P6): worked solutions on Statistics, Area and Perimeter, Measurement. Try every question first, then check your working.
Help your P2 child count money, write it in decimal notation, convert dollars to cents and back, and compare prices. Worked examples from our Coin Shop Short.
Daily 5 math practice for 30 Oct (P3–P6): worked solutions on Whole Numbers, Measurement, Area and Perimeter. Try every question first, then check your working.
Why counting coins builds number sense: count on from the biggest coin, plus simple P1 activities with real coins at home, inspired by our comedy Short.
Help your P1 child count money: coins in cents, notes in dollars, and why 100 cents make one dollar. Worked examples from our Penny Jar Short, plus home games.
Daily 5 math practice for 29 Oct (P2–P6): worked solutions on Whole Numbers, Statistics, Money. Try each question first, then check your working with hints.
Help your P3 child see equivalent fractions with one pizza: cut it into more slices, compare 3/4 and 2/3 in twelfths and simplify 4/12. Worked examples inside.
Daily 5 math practice for 28 Oct (P2–P6): worked solutions on Money, Whole Numbers, Statistics, Measurement. Try every question first, then check your working.
Why five math questions a day beats cramming: a calm parent guide to little-and-often practice, with a P5 ratio bar model from our comedy Short, The Heist.
Help your P4 child with nets and line symmetry: fold a net to find its solid, test a fold line and complete a symmetric figure. Worked examples and home ideas.
Daily 5 math practice for 27 Oct (P1–P6): worked solutions on Whole Numbers, Money, Statistics, Measurement. Try every question first, then check your working.
How to read your child's week in five minutes, then sit down and practise P5 math together: what to say, when to stay quiet, and two questions worked through.
Daily 5 math practice for 26 Oct (P1–P6): worked solutions on Whole Numbers, Money, Statistics, Measurement. Try every question first, then check your working.
A jog, a durian, a backpack, a flag and a pencil box: five everyday P5 questions worked step by step, and how to spot math in your child's ordinary day.
Daily 5 math practice for 25 Oct (P1–P6): worked solutions on Money, Whole Numbers, Statistics, Measurement. Try every question first, then check your working.
Try five P6 questions with your child, pausing to solve each before the answer: fractions, percentage, ratio, algebra and circles, each worked step by step.
Daily 5 math practice for 24 Oct (P1–P6): worked solutions on Whole Numbers, Money, Statistics, Measurement. Try every question first, then check your working.
Four P5 angle rules made simple: straight lines, angles at a point, triangles and rhombuses. Each missing angle worked in two lines, plus common slips and tips.
Daily 5 math practice for 23 Oct (P1–P6): worked solutions on Money, Whole Numbers, Statistics, Measurement. Try every question first, then check your working.
One fish tank, three P5 questions: volume of a cuboid, litres of water in a tank, and the area of a triangle. Worked steps, common slips and tips for parents.
Help your P5 child crack discount and GST questions in two clues: find the percentage part, then add or take it away. Worked examples, common slips, home tips.
Plan PSLE year little and often: rotate the six P6 topics across each month, come back to each one, and see three second-pass questions worked step by step.
A calm parent's guide to PSLE year: what to look at each day and each week, how to read a weekly digest, and a P6 percentage question worked step by step.
A secondary maths parent guide to selected Sec 1 to Sec 4 topics, G1/G2/G3 subject levels under Full SBB, and calm ways to support practice at home.
P6 to Sec 1 maths brings more algebra and a different pace. Learn what changes, practise a worked example and build a steady start to Secondary 1.
G1 G2 G3 maths are subject levels under Full SBB. Learn how they relate to Posting Groups, secondary maths streaming, flexible subject levels and the 2027 SEC.
A practical guide to progressive maths hints, bar models and worked explanations that help your child find the next step in a word problem calmly.
Four creative ways to slot Singapore Math Drills into the homeschool system you already run — warm-ups, loop schedules, motivation, and weekly records.
If your child forgets what they learned, spaced repetition and gentle maths revision can make yesterday's understanding easier to retrieve later.
Teach 12 PSLE math heuristics, from model drawing to working backwards, so your P5–P6 child can choose a strategy for Paper 2 problem sums.
Practise Primary 6 circle area, trapezium angles and tank-height questions with clear, visual Singapore Math methods and checks.
Learn calm, visual methods for Primary 5 triangle area, cuboid volume and ratio questions with worked Singapore Math examples.
Work through Primary 4 perimeter, angle and fraction questions with calm, visual Singapore Math methods for home revision.
Learn calm, visual methods for Primary 3 area, angle and bar graph questions, with worked examples parents can use at home.
Help your Primary 2 child solve fractions, comparison and time questions using equal parts, bar models and five-minute counting.
Learn how to solve Primary 1 time, money and addition questions with simple visual methods and calm practice ideas for home.
Use this Singapore P1 maths readiness checklist to check number sense, money, time, shapes and graphs before Primary 1 starts.
Looking for a math app for multiple children? Plan calm family practice for siblings at different levels with one Singapore Math Drills Family Plan.
How to teach fractions Singapore Math style from P2 to P6: equivalent fractions, unlike denominators, common mistakes and PSLE-style word problems.
Practice Singapore Math anywhere on iPhone — the MOE-aligned drill app is now on the App Store. Worked solutions, progress tracking, no ads.
Build a Primary 1 to Secondary 4 homeschool plan around Singapore Math mastery, with a worked example and a simple daily routine.
Practice Singapore Math anywhere — the MOE-aligned drill app is now free on Google Play. Worked solutions, progress tracking, and no ads.
Compare Sprint Mode for speed and Focus Mode for accuracy, and choose the practice style that fits your child's next step.
Use the Singapore Math Drills Skill Map to spot subtopic gaps and focus each practice session where your child needs it.
Learn why Singapore Math rewards clear working, and how to help your child practise showing each step at home.
See how Singapore Math Drills' adaptive placement quiz finds where your child should begin, based on what they know rather than grade alone.
See what your child mastered, where they are stuck and what to do next with the Weekly Digest from Singapore Math Drills.
A clear parent's guide to the MOE 2026 Primary Mathematics syllabus — what moved between levels, what was removed, and what it means for your child.
A calm, realistic routine for helping your child with Singapore Math at home — without becoming their tutor or fighting over worksheets.
Good marks can hide shaky understanding. Learn how to tell whether your child has truly mastered a math topic — and why first-try accuracy matters most.
An honest comparison of free and paid math practice resources for students in Singapore — worksheets, free apps, tuition, and structured platforms.
Learn the bar model method step by step with a fully worked example, so you can help your child solve almost any Singapore Math word problem from P3 to P6.
Put the strategies into practice with unlimited, MOE-aligned math drills — free.