Build Math Confidence
At Flying Minds Education Centre, we use the Singapore Math Dimensions Edition to help students develop deep understanding, strong number sense, and advanced problem-solving skills.
Students learn math through a structured progression that moves from concrete understanding to visual models and abstract thinking. The program strengthens computation, reasoning, word problems, algebra readiness, geometry, measurement, data analysis, and mathematical confidence.
Key Features
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Builds strong number sense and mental math
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Develops deep understanding, not memorization
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Strengthens word-problem and multi-step reasoning
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Supports school math and enrichment
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Prepares students for advanced middle school and high school math
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Encourages students to explain their thinking clearly
Our Approach
Students are placed based on their current math level, not only their school grade. Each class includes clear instruction, guided practice, visual strategies, word problems, and independent problem solving.
Our goal is to help students become confident, flexible, and capable mathematical thinkers.
Grade 1
Number Sense, Addition, Subtraction, and Early Problem Solving
Students build strong foundations with numbers to 100, number bonds, addition and subtraction, comparing numbers and lengths, shapes, time, money, grouping, sharing, halves, and fourths.
Focus Skills: number sense, mental math, part-whole thinking, and early word problems.
Grade 2
Place Value, Operations, Measurement, and Fractions
Students work with numbers to 1,000, addition and subtraction with regrouping, multiplication and division concepts, money, time, length, weight, capacity, graphs, shapes, and fractions.
Focus Skills: place value, computation fluency, multiplication readiness, and problem solving.
Grade 3
Multi-Digit Operations, Fractions, Geometry, and Measurement
Students expand into numbers to 10,000, multiplication and division, division with remainders, fractions, measurement, graphs, angles, triangles, quadrilaterals, area, perimeter, time, and money.
Focus Skills: arithmetic fluency, fraction understanding, measurement accuracy, and multi-step word problems.
Grade 4
Large Numbers, Factors, Fractions, Decimals, and Geometry
Students study numbers to 1,000,000, factors and multiples, prime and composite numbers, multi-digit operations, fractions, mixed numbers, decimals, measurement, area, perimeter, angles, symmetry, graphs, and cuboids.
Focus Skills: fraction and decimal fluency, mathematical reasoning, graph interpretation, and geometry skills.
Grade 5
Fractions, Decimals, Expressions, Ratio, Rate, and Percent
Students prepare for middle school math with numbers to one billion, order of operations, expressions, fraction and decimal operations, measurement conversions, area, volume, geometry, data, coordinate graphs, ratio, rate, and percentage.
Focus Skills: pre-algebra readiness, proportional reasoning, advanced computation, and data interpretation.
Grade 6
Pre-Algebra, Ratios, Percent, Geometry, and Data
Students transition into middle school math through expressions, equations, exponents, factors, multiples, fractions, decimals, negative numbers, ratios, rates, percent, coordinate graphs, area, volume, surface area, and statistics.
Focus Skills: equation solving, proportional thinking, graphing, and statistical reasoning.
Grade 7
Real Numbers, Algebra, Proportions, Geometry, and Probability
Students deepen their understanding of integers, rational numbers, real numbers, algebraic expressions, linear equations, ratios, percent, inequalities, coordinate graphs, slope, geometry, scale drawings, data, and probability.
Focus Skills: algebraic thinking, abstract reasoning, proportional reasoning, and independent problem solving.
Grade 8
Algebra, Functions, Geometry, Pythagorean Theorem, and Data
Students prepare for high school math with exponents, scientific notation, linear equations, simultaneous equations, factorization, quadratic equations, algebraic fractions, functions, transformations, coordinate geometry, Pythagorean Theorem, surface area, volume, and data analysis.
Focus Skills: high school math readiness, algebra fluency, graphing, function analysis, and advanced problem solving.
FAQ
What is Singapore Math Dimensions Edition? Singapore Math Dimensions Edition is a structured math program that focuses on deep understanding, strong number sense, problem solving, and logical reasoning. Students learn math step by step, moving from basic concepts to advanced mathematical thinking.
Is Singapore Math good for students who struggle with math? Yes. Singapore Math is excellent for building missing foundations because it teaches concepts visually and step by step. Students are placed according to their current level, not only their school grade.
Is this program suitable for advanced students? Yes. Advanced students benefit from enrichment, challenging word problems, logical reasoning, and preparation for higher-level math.
Can my child join in the middle of the year? Yes. Students can join throughout the year if there is space available. We will assess the student’s level and place them appropriately.
Do you offer a free trial class? Yes. We offer a first FREE class so students can try the program and parents can see if it is a good fit.
How often are classes held? Classes are typically held once per week. Additional practice at home may be recommended depending on the student’s level and goals.