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Page 1: Teaching should be such that what is offered is perceived as a valuable gift rather than a hard duty
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Teaching should be such that what is offered is perceived as a valuable gift rather than a hard duty .

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Mathematics is infused with

logic, visual aids, fun andabove all the beauty ofnumbers.

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Number before, eg: 10 Number after, eg: 21 Number between, eg: 30 32 Missing numerals Ring the smallest number .Eg: 21, 41, 61,

11 Ring the greatest number. Eg: 50,25, 37, 46 Arrange numbers from small to big eg:

17,9,28,71 Arrange numbers from big to small eg: 50, 27, 11, 32

NUMBER CONCEPTS 1-100

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The stages used in teaching all Mathematical concepts would be:

Concrete Pictorial Abstract

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1 bundle of 10 sticks 1 stick 1 ten 1 one 10 + 1= 11

Tens and Ones

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Pictorial = 1 Ten = 10

= 1 Ten and 2 Ones = 12

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Expanded notation 35 = 3 tens and 5 ones = 30 + 5 24 =___ tens and ___ ones =___ + ___

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AbacusCount the beads on the Abacus and expand

T O 43

43= 4 tens + 3 ones = 40 + 3

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=9

4 + 5=

* Addition is shown by using concrete objects then pictorially and then numbers and

symbols.

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Pictorial addition

+

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Done in progressive, step wise manner, starting from adding on the number line,

single digit (horizontal, vertical) followed by two digits (horizontal, vertical) without

carrying over.For example: 10+2= 12 (Horizontal)For example: 22 (Vertical) +10 32

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Number line 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

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Vocabulary used for addition

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VOCABULARY USED FOR SUBTRACTION

minus left

take away

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Worksheet on subtraction

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Shapes

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“Every line is the perfect length if you don't measure it.”

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Heavy / Light

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• A day to day progress in class • The skills regarding reading of

numbers, recognizing numbers, symbols, worksheets, regular class work, oral work, class test and diagnostic test.

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Reinforcement to be done at home with your child, keeping in mind the method taught in school.

Reinforcement and encouragement brings about success.

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