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Many students get tripped up because elastic spring force depends on just two things: how stiff the spring is (spring constant) and how much it is stretched or compressed (change in length). These work together in Hooke’s Law, causing misreads of graphs, wrong units, and lost marks. Whenever a spring “fights back” as you pull or push it, that’s the elastic spring force; in P6 Science it appears in clip-on masses, shock absorbers, and pop-up toys—and in exam diagrams that can

Many students struggle with understanding how to correctly draw and interpret light ray diagrams, leading to confusion and lost marks in Science exams. From mixing up arrows to misunderstanding where real and virtual images are formed, mastering this topic can feel tricky. However, once you grasp the concepts behind how light travels, reflects, and forms images, these questions become much easier to tackle. In this guide, we’ll walk through everything you need to know about d

Understanding scientific vocabulary is essential for excelling in science subjects. Many students struggle with science words, making it difficult for them to comprehend lessons, answer exam questions, and fully engage with the world of science and technology. Our Must-Know Science Keywords Glossary is the ultimate resource designed to help Primary students navigate tricky science vocabulary words with ease. This comprehensive scientific glossary  provides clear explanations

If you’re a primary school student preparing for your science paper, chances are you’ve come across experimental design questions that ask you about control set-ups . For many students, this is one of the trickiest parts of experimental questions in a school examination. You might know the terms like independent and dependent variable, but when the paper asks, “What is the control set-up?”  or “State the purpose of the control set-up,”  panic often sets in. Sound familiar? Yo

If your child is in Primary 5 and still scratching their head over how plants transport water, you’re not alone. Many students—and even their parents—find the transport system in plants difficult to visualise and understand. The idea that a plant can absorb water from the soil and send it all the way to the tips of its leaves without a heart or blood vessels seems almost magical. But it’s not magic—it’s science. And the best way to help your child grasp this concept is throug

Understanding the water cycle is a crucial part of Primary 5 Science, and many students—and even parents—struggle to fully grasp the invisible processes happening in nature. Concepts like water vapour, evaporation, condensation, and precipitation can seem abstract when only read from a textbook. That’s why a simple, hands-on water cycle experiment can be a game-changer. If you're a parent helping your child prepare for P5 science water cycle questions or a student trying to m

Understanding the topic of ‘Forces’ is essential for success in Primary Science. A force is essentially a push or pull that can cause an object to move, stop, or change its shape or direction. With the right conceptual foundation, tackling force questions and answers becomes less intimidating and even enjoyable! In this article, we’ll go beyond memorisation. We’ll explore the common types of forces, delve into typical test questions, and reinforce learning with important conc

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Primary 6 students often face various difficulties when dealing with ‘Forces’ topic questions in the PSLE Science exam. Understanding the...

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