Course Description
The Grade 1 Mathematics program focuses on building foundational numerical understanding and early logical thinking for students at the beginning of their learning journey. Through hands-on activities and real-life experiences, students develop the ability to count, compare, measure, recognize geometric shapes, and solve simple problems.
The program is developed in alignment with the Cambridge Primary Mathematics Curriculum Framework—a widely recognized international standard that emphasizes problem-solving skills, the ability to articulate reasoning, and the application of mathematics in daily life.
Cambridge Stage 1 aims to foster a love for mathematics, enable students to apply knowledge to familiar situations, and gradually develop clear and natural mathematical communication skills.
🔹 Learning Content
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Number
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Recognize and read numbers up to 100
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Count forward and backward in steps of 1, 2, 5, and 10
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Compare and order numbers; identify even and odd numbers
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Add and subtract within 20 using visual methods and mental strategies
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Geometry
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Identify and name 2D shapes (square, circle, triangle, rectangle)
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Sort shapes by size, color, and number of sides
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Understand basic positional concepts: left, right, above, below
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Measure
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Compare length, mass, and capacity using familiar objects
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Use non-standard units of measurement (e.g., footsteps, bricks)
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Understand the concept of time (morning, afternoon, evening) and tell the time to the hour
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Handling Data
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Collect and sort simple data
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Represent data using picture charts or simple tables
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Read and answer questions based on displayed information
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Problem Solving
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Solve real-life problems using pictures, models, or objects
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Develop skills in asking questions, making simple inferences, and presenting results
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