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SJKC learning guides for Years 1–6

Free SJKC practice guides for Malaysian families: Mathematics, Chinese, Bahasa Melayu, English and Science, with worked examples and parent tips.

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Updated 2026-11-13

Choose a subject

MathematicsHelp your child show how an answer was found. Use the current Year 1–6 topic list below to choose practice, then try these number and fraction examples together.Chinese · SJKCPractise understanding a short Chinese text before extending it into writing. These original examples help parents ask about evidence, sentence meaning and details.Bahasa MelayuBuild understanding through short passages and complete sentences. Use these examples to help your child locate information and write a clear response in Bahasa Melayu.EnglishUse a small amount of English with a clear purpose: understand a short text, answer its question and write a sentence that makes sense. Try the examples before opening a classroom set.ScienceHelp your child separate what they can observe from what they think caused it. These examples introduce careful descriptions and fair comparisons without needing special equipment.

Choose a starting point, not a race

Years 1–2

Start with one short instruction. Read it aloud if needed, use objects or a drawing, and ask the child to explain one answer before moving on.

Years 3–4

Try a single topic first. Let the child show their working, point to evidence in a passage, or explain a science observation. Revisit the step that caused difficulty.

Years 5–6

Ask for reasons as well as answers. Compare two methods, improve a written response, or explain why another answer does not fit. Use schoolwork to choose the right difficulty.

A small practice routine

Choose one subject and a familiar topic. Let your child try independently, then discuss one difficult question together. Finish by asking what they would try next time. A completed set is useful feedback, not a comparison with other children.

Other subjects in the classroom

Moral Education · Islamic Education · Visual Arts · Music · PE & Health · History · Design & Technology

Availability depends on the selected year and the child’s school subjects. Choose the subjects relevant to your child; Moral Education and Islamic Education are alternatives according to the child’s programme.

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