Understanding how numbers are written, read, ordered, and used to represent quantities in everyday situations.
Exploring parts of a whole, comparing fractions, and performing basic operations with them.
Learning how repeated multiplication is written using indices and how powers simplify large or small numbers.
Using letters and numbers together to represent patterns, relationships, and mathematical rules.
Working with positive and negative whole numbers and applying them in real-life contexts like temperature and money.
Solving equations with one unknown and understanding how balance is maintained in mathematical statements.
Measuring distance and surface space using standard units and applying them to real-life shapes.
Identifying, measuring, and classifying angles and understanding their use in shapes and everyday objects.
Grouping objects or numbers based on common properties and representing them using diagrams and symbols.
Expressing quantities as parts of 100 and applying percentages to real-life situations.
Comparing quantities and understanding how relationships remain consistent when values change.
Understanding comparisons between different quantities, such as speed, cost per item, or distance over time.
Using mathematical skills to manage money, calculate costs, discounts, and basic taxes.
Collecting, organizing, and interpreting data using tables, charts, and simple measures.
Using mathematical tools to accurately construct lines, angles, and shapes.
Plotting points and shapes on a coordinate grid to understand position and movement.
Exploring how shapes move or change through reflection, rotation, translation, and enlargement.
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