Have a selection date
- The chosen school has opened registration
- One to two months remain
- You want a daily order ready to follow
Scheduled across sixty days 
Real sheets from inside the pack
Ready for Primary School in 60 Days
There is a date ahead and the time is short. This pack turns the last two months into a clear daily schedule, right up to test day.
- A countdown calendar from day sixty to selection day
- Forty question and answer cards for interview rehearsal
- A five minute reading diagnostic to find the starting point
Real sheets from inside the pack In short
How do you prepare a child for a primary school entrance test?
Effective preparation runs on a schedule: daily reading practice, addition and subtraction within twenty, sentence copying, simple reasoning drills, then test and interview rehearsal. This programme spreads all of it across sixty days.
What saves the last two months is a schedule
As selection approaches, most parents end up drowning in material. There are workbooks, free downloads, and advice arriving from every direction. What goes missing is the order: what does my child do today, and for how long.
This pack answers exactly there. It carries a 30 day practice programme towards the test that blends literacy, interview, and reasoning, a 30 day reading fluency programme, a countdown calendar from day sixty, and a 30 day study calendar as a progress marker.
The practice material itself is chosen for what selection tends to ask: addition and subtraction within twenty, the hundred board, copying fifty sentences, writing letters unaided on four ruled lines, one hundred high frequency words, comprehension questions, picture sudoku, and cause and effect cards. It closes with ten sample entrance questions and their key, a five minute reading diagnostic, and a morning routine kit so the first school day runs calmly.
Who this programme suits
Three situations where a schedule helps far more than loose material.
Have a child with the basics
- Reads words fluently
- Adds within ten or twenty
- Needs sharpening and exam familiarity
Want to measure progress
- Need to know which area is still weak
- Want to see movement each week
- Are open to tutor support if needed
Inside the daily practice
Six sheets from the material used across the sixty days towards selection.
What a single purchase covers
60 days mapped out up to selection day
40 cards of interview question and answer rehearsal
10 questions of sample entrance test with the key
2 programmes scheduled daily for literacy and reading
Nineteen materials in one programme
Scheduled programmes, practice material, rehearsal, and progress markers.
Two scheduled programmes
A 30 day run towards the test blending literacy, interview, and reasoning, plus a 30 day reading fluency programme.
Core practice
Addition and subtraction within twenty, the hundred board, fifty sentences of copying practice, unaided letter writing, and one hundred high frequency words.
Selection rehearsal
Ten sample entrance questions with the key, forty interview question cards with sample answers, and comprehension question practice.
Reasoning drills
Eighty picture sudoku boards and cause and effect cards, two materials that train a child to hold back and check first.
Keeping the household steady
A day sixty countdown calendar, a 30 day study calendar, visual daily routine cards, and a first school day preparation kit.
Full list of materials
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Lolos Tes Masuk SD -
Latihan Wawancara Masuk SD -
Kalender Countdown Siap Masuk SD (H-60) -
Membaca Lancar 30 Hari -
Baca dan Jawab -
Penjumlahan Sampai 20 -
Pengurangan Itu Mudah -
Menghitung Sampai 100 -
Menyalin Kalimat Rapi -
Lepas Titik: Menulis Huruf Mandiri di Garis Empat -
Sudoku Gambar Anak -
Kenapa Begitu? -
Kata yang Sering Muncul -
Kalender Belajar 30 Hari -
Balik Sekolah Siap Tempur -
Paket Visual Rutinitas Harian -
Checklist Kesiapan Masuk SD (Sampel Gratis) -
10 Soal Asli Tes Masuk SD + Kunci Jawaban (Gratis) -
Diagnostik Baca 5 Menit
Three free materials can be tried first: the readiness checklist, ten sample test questions, and the five minute reading diagnostic.
Sixty days already mapped
You simply follow along, marking the calendar together with your child.
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Day 60 to day 45: measure and tidy
Run the five minute reading diagnostic and the readiness checklist. The results decide which area gets the larger share.
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Day 45 to day 15: daily practice
Run the 30 day programme. Each day carries one focus, and the calendar gets crossed off together afterwards.
- 3
Day 15 to day 7: rehearsal
Work the ten sample questions like a real sitting, then talk the answers through calmly.
- 4
Day 7 to test day: interview and rest
Use the question cards casually, reduce the sheet workload, and make sure your child sleeps well.
- 5
After the offer arrives
Move to the morning routine kit and visual daily cards so the first school week starts without rushing.
How Lilo prepares a child for selection
Three principles that keep preparation from turning into pressure.
Small portions every day
Twenty minutes daily across two months beats sudden long sessions, and your child still enjoys learning afterwards.
Interview rehearsed as play
Question cards are used in the car or before bed, so answering in full sentences becomes an ordinary, comfortable habit.
Measure at the start, repeat at the end
The diagnostic runs twice. Your child sees their own progress, and that confidence carries into test day.
Parent questions about primary school entrance tests
I only have three weeks left. Is it still worth it?
Yes. Take the 30 day programme and compress it by combining two days into one session, prioritising the test rehearsal and interview practice.
Does my child need company throughout the programme?
At the start yes, especially for the diagnostic and for talking answers through. Once the rhythm settles, most sheets can be done alone while you check them against the key.
My child freezes when strangers ask questions. Can that be trained?
Yes, and this is where the gain is largest. Forty question cards with sample answers rehearse full sentence answers until it feels ordinary.
Is this the same as the Complete Ready for Primary School Pack?
They overlap, with different weight. This one leans on the schedule and rehearsal across sixty days, while the complete pack carries far more practice material.
Does my child need to read already?
Ideally they read simple words. If not, start with the Reading Before Primary School Bundle so this programme lands at the right level.
Is the material still useful after the test?
Yes. The morning routine kit, visual daily cards, and counting material stay useful through the first semester of grade one.
Related programs and packs
Sixty days is a tight plan, and no child has to walk it alone. The classes below provide a tutor to keep the rhythm, and the next two packs offer extra material when the timeline turns out to be gentler.
Start the countdown calmly
Sixty mapped days, from daily practice to test and interview rehearsal.