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Si Ling Primary School Primary 6 Parents Seminar 2018

PSLE Foundation English Language

Format of Paper

Paper 1 to 4 Paper Component Item Type Marks Weighting Duration 1 Situational Writing Continuous Writing 40 26.7% 1 h 10 min 2 3 Language Use and Comprehension Listening Comprehension / MCQ 60 40% 1 h 20 min MCQ 20 13.3% About 35 min 4 Oral Communication 30 20% About 10 min Total 150 100%

Paper 1 Paper Component Item Type No. of Items Marks Paper 1 Writing Situational Writing Continuous Writing 1 1 10 30

Situational Writing Pupils will be given a graphic stimulus to study such as: A report A poster An invitation A diary entry A note / message An e-mail message An informal letter

Apply the PAC Rule before writing: Purpose Audience Context

TIPS Choose the bits of information accurately. Look at the Writing Task given in the box. (Ensure that there are 5 points) Be focused. Use simple words. Use the appropriate register (formal / informal). This will depend on your audience. Check grammar, spelling and punctuation. Use accurate sentence structures. Do not use contractions (Eg; I ll, They re), SMS language or Singlish.

Paper 2 Paper Component Item Type No. of Items Marks Booklet A Paper 2 Grammar Punctuation MCQ MCQ 8 2 8 2 Language Use and Comprehension Vocabulary Visual Text Comprehension MCQ MCQ 5 5 5 5

Paper Component Item Type No. of Items Mark s Booklet B Form Filling 5 5 Editing for Grammar 6 6 Paper 2 Editing for Spelling 6 6 Language Use and Comprehension Comprehension (Completion of sentences) Synthesis 5 3 5 3 Comprehension Cloze 5 5 Comprehension (A&B) 7 10

Paper 2-Booklet A Qns No Section Strategies/Skills Q1 Q8 A. Grammar MCQ Look at the clues for tenses, singular/plural nouns etc Underline clues Q9 Q10 B. Punctuation Q11 Q15 C. Vocab MCQ Take note on the use of capital letters after full stops, exclamation marks, question marks; use of words signalling questions; use of inverted commas Underline key words in the sentence If unsure of answer, eliminate inappropriate responses Q16 Q20 D. Visual Text Comprehension Read question to determine focus for details Underline key words Locate key words/answers in the relevant section

Paper 2-Booklet B Qns No Section Strategies/Skills Q21 Q25 E. Form Filling Underline key words (eg. BLOCK LETTERS, circle/tick/delete) Take note of asterisks & footnotes Locate the relevant information in the paragraph Q26 Q31 F. Editing (Grammar) Q32 Q37 G. Editing (Spelling) Underline clues Look at the clues to determine tenses, singular/plural form of the word, preposition, conjunction etc As far as possible, use phonics/pronunciation as a guide Apply spelling rules (cvc / i replacing y )

Paper 2-Booklet B Qns No Section Strategies/Skills Q38 Q42 H. Read graphic stimulus for main idea Comprehension Read question to determine focus for details Sentence Completion Underline key words in the questions Locate key words/answers in the relevant section

Paper 2-Booklet B Qns No Section Strategies/Skills Q43 Q45 I. Synthesis & Transformation In general, maintain the tenses to be used.

Paper 2-Booklet B Qns No Section Strategies/Skills Q46 Q50 J. Compre Cloze Read the passage once to get the main idea -Own vocabulary -Grammar rules -Contextual clues (Direct or Indirect) Apply contextual clueing (draw arrows from the clues to the blanks)

Paper 2-Booklet B Qns No Section Strategies/Skills Q51 Q57 K. Understand passages & paragraphs Comprehension (annotation) Understand questions: analyse questions

General Advice Pupils should: Be mindful of time allocation and time management. Skip a question and circle the question number if unsure. Make a mark or indication on the page so that he/she can remember to attempt it later. Make sure he/she checks the answers for each section before proceeding to the next section.

Paper 3 & 4 Paper Paper 3 Component Listening Comprehension (Common to EL and FEL) Item Type No. of Items Marks MCQ 20 20 Paper 4 Oral Communication Reading Aloud Stimulus-based Conversation 1 passage 1 stimulus 10 20 Total 150

Tips for Oral Reading Pronunciation mother thing however Fluency pauses no hesitations Expressiveness vary pitch and tone

Tips for Stimulus-based Conversation Personal Response Yes or No Why or Why not? Elaborate on idea Clear Expression A test of how well one can speak in English Interaction Ability to speak fluently

How Parents Can Play Their Part Provide sufficient reading materials for your child at home eg; newspapers, Readers Digest, National Geographic magazines. Bring your child to the library regularly. Watch the news with your child. Inculcate the habit and love for reading and writing. Be a role model to your child by speaking standard English at home.

How Parents Can Play Their Part Engage in meaningful conversations with your child during mealtime and leisure. Provide a conducive home environment where your child will feel supported and motivated.

Thank you