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Learn. Practice. Progress.
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Dear Parent / Teacher,
How have you been? At Home Campus, we've been at work getting some important stuff out the door!
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KEPT OUR WORD
As promised last month, tests for Primary 4 are here!! Create the very first HC Test for your 4th grader and check out how s/he fares at HC Progress.
Say bye-bye to old-style tests because with HC Tests you can now:
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- Design unique tests for each of your children at the click of a button, literally. BTW, your child is allowed to create his own tests while you can keep an eye on how good he's getting on the progress page.
- Make as many topical tests as you want.
- Generate tests now and attempt them later.
- See result and detailed solutions as soon as the test is submitted.
- Monitor each child's performance separately.
So, please do go explore this cool test module.
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ANSWER THIS, FOURTH GRADERS
Ken and Ben had 132 paper clips altogether. Ken gave away 17 paper clips to Ben. In the end, Ken had 3 times as many paper clips as Ben. How many paper clips did Ben have in the beginning?
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YES, it's a problem that a fourth grader can solve and NO, she doesn't need to know algebra for that! Go to HC Learn to find out how to crack this and other word problems using the simple yet powerful method of models.
What else? Well, we've added lots more content for our fourth graders this last June. Check out some quick notes and short videos on Whole Numbers at HC Learn. Then, go do some practice or take a test to see if you understood what you just learnt.
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COMING UP NEXT...
We are working on HC Tests for our fifth and sixth graders. You can expect them in the coming weeks.
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Finally, fourth and fifth graders, do you know what a tenth, a hundredth and a thousandth are in the decimal form? No worries if you do not know yet. We'll explain them to you soon!!
In the meantime, if there is a feature that you would like to see on HC then don't forget to tell us so.
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Tips
- You can create as many tests as you like. However, you can view only the last 5 New or In Progress tests. So, tell your child to keep completing his tests to keep these lists scrolling.
- For reports of all Completed tests go to HC Progress.
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