Math activities book              Grade 1- 3                                                                          B. Shindume                                                                                          218205245
Table of contents    Topics                                     pages    Introduction ………………………………………………… 1    Number concept development ……………………………….2    Problem solving………………………………………………5    Computation ………………………………………………….8    Measurement………………………………………………….11    Money…………………………………………………………14    Geometry……………………………………………………..17    Data handling …………………………………………………20    Conclusion…………………………………………………….23
Introduction  As educators, we feel blessed to have young ones to educate and hold teaching as a professional  career. We are more concerned to educate a Namibian child to a level of extend, this is everyone  goal in teaching career. My team and I come up with an idea to strengthen and empower  learners’ knowledge in mathematic pre and lower primary education. This book contains many  activities of different topics with the guide of pre and lower primary syllables (NIED). An use of  this book against the interest of learning is something that is well looked and monitored. We  wish everyone the best.  Go ahead and enjoy.                                                      1
THEME + Sub-Topic: Social environment + family  SUBJECT: mathematics  GRADE: 1  SUBJ.TOPIC: NCD (number concept development)   FOCUS: counting  Count the family members and match them with correct numbers with drawing lines  See example:                                       2
THEME + Sub-Topic: Social environment + culture and traditions  SUBJECT: mathematics  GRADE: 2  SUBJ.TOPIC: NCD (number concept development)   FOCUS: counting (in groups)   Find and write down the missing numbers by counting 2’s, 3’s, 4’s and 5’s.                                     3
THEME + Sub-Topic: Social environment + Traditional and modern houses  SUBJECT: mathematics  GRADE: 3  SUBJ.TOPIC: NCD (number concept development)   FOCUS: place values  Find the value of red numbers. The first one has been done already.    number  Value in words  Value in numbers Places values  516       six            6 ones  101  633  987  542  218  369  310  618  220            4
THEME + Sub-Topic: Social environment + family  SUBJECT: mathematics  GRADE: 1  SUBJ.TOPIC: Problem solving   FOCUS: number sentences    Fill in the correct missing numbers  1. 5 +? = 8  2. 20 - ? = 14  3? + 4 = 8  4. 8 + 5 =?  5. 12 - ? = 5                                               5
THEME + Sub-Topic: Social environment + culture and traditions  SUBJECT: mathematics  GRADE: 2  SUBJ.TOPIC: Problem solving   FOCUS: word problems and number sentences    Find the number sentence that matches word problem. Circle the correct number sennce    1. Max had 3 toy cars. He added 2 more cars .  How many cars does Max have now?  3+2=5  3-2 =1   3+2=1    2. Sue had 9 fries. She ate 2 fries. How many flies are left ?     9 – 2 = 11    9–2=7    9 + 2 = 11    3. Joy had 8 books. She got 7 more books. How many books does Joy have now?       8+7=1     8 + 7 = 15      8- 7 = 1  Tom ran 12 miles. Pat ran 5 miles. How many more miles did Tom run than Pat?    12 + 7 = 7  12-5 = 17  12- 5 = 7                6
THEME + Sub-Topic: Social environment + culture and traditions  SUBJECT: mathematics  GRADE: 3  SUBJ.TOPIC: Problem solving   FOCUS: word problems and number sentences    Read the word problems and work out on them. Enjoy                                                    Work out    There are 4 fishes  3 swam away.  How many left ?  I had 6 apples and I ate 2.  How may apples do I left with ?  Betta has 5 dollars and Jonas has 2 dollars.  How many more does Betta have ?  Captain had 7 bananas. He gives away 3.  What is 7 minus 3 ?  A book cost 10 dollars. I only have 7 dollars.  How many more do I need ?    7
THEME + Sub-Topic: Social environment + family  SUBJECT: mathematics  GRADE: 1  SUBJ.TOPIC: Computation   FOCUS: addition  Count the objects, add them together and write their amount in the columns.                                         8
THEME + Sub-Topic: Social environment + summer  SUBJECT: mathematics  GRADE: 2  SUBJ.TOPIC: Computation   FOCUS: addition and subtraction    Find the sum and difference    See examples    Addition: 7     + 7 = 14        Subtraction: 9 -  8=1    oooooo + ooooooo                                ooooooooo    1. 8 + 8 =  2. 5 + 4 =  3. 11 + 9 =  4. 5 + 3 + 1 =  5. 10 + 10 =  6. 15 – 7 =  7. 7 - 6 =  8. 10 – 10 =  9. 12 – 11 =  10. 6 – 0 =                                 9
THEME + Sub-Topic: Social environment + summer  SUBJECT: mathematics  GRADE: 3  SUBJ.TOPIC: Computation   FOCUS: subtraction    Subtract using the following method as an example.  88  77  11  1. 88 – 77 = 11  2. 77 – 50 =  3. 61 – 30 =  4. 53 – 42 =  5. 45 – 4 =  6. 63 – 33 =                                   10
THEME + Sub-Topic: Social environment + family  SUBJECT: mathematics  GRADE: 1  SUBJ.TOPIC: measurement   FOCUS: time (days of the week)    Write days of the week correctly in the table by corresponding their numbers.    Number    of days  Days of the week    1 Monday    2    3    4    5    6    7 Sunday              11
THEME + Sub-Topic: Social environment + Traditional and modern houses  SUBJECT: mathematics  GRADE:2  SUBJ.TOPIC: measurement     FOCUS: time (months of the year)    Arrange these months of the year in order by filling them in the below table.    1  2  3 March  4  5  6  7  8  9    10 October  11  12                12
THEME + Sub-Topic: Social environment + summer  SUBJECT: mathematics  GRADE: 3  SUBJ.TOPIC: measurement   FOCUS: length                                   13
THEME + Sub-Topic: Social environment + Traditional and modern houses  SUBJECT: mathematics  GRADE: 1  SUBJ.TOPIC: money   FOCUS: coins  Give name to the following Namibian coins.                                  14
THEME + Sub-Topic: Social environment + Traditional and modern houses  SUBJECT: mathematics  GRADE: 2  SUBJ.TOPIC: money     FOCUS: coins  Determine the value of the coins by adding them together                                     15
THEME + Sub-Topic: Social environment + Traditional and modern houses  SUBJECT: mathematics  GRADE: 1  SUBJ.TOPIC: money     FOCUS: notes  Write the names of the notes in words    1.    2.    .    …….    3.    .    ….    4.    1.  2.  3.  4.  5.                                    16
THEME + Sub-Topic: Social environment + family  SUBJECT: mathematics  GRADE: 1  SUBJ.TOPIC: Geometry     FOCUS: shapes    Match the following shapes with their correct names  See an example                                17
THEME + Sub-Topic: Social environment + family  SUBJECT: mathematics  GRADE: 2  SUBJ.TOPIC: Geometry     FOCUS: shapes  Name the following shapes    1.  2.  3.  4.                                      18
THEME + Sub-Topic: Social environment + family  SUBJECT: mathematics  GRADE: 3  SUBJ.TOPIC: Geometry     FOCUS: shapes  Circle the 3-D shapes below                                               19
THEME + Sub-Topic: Social environment + Traditional and modern houses  SUBJECT: mathematics  GRADE: 1  SUBJ.TOPIC: Data handling   FOCUS: data recording    Count the objects in the table below and record the numbers in table down the page.    Tomato  Capsicum  Carrot  Mushroom  Potato              20
THEME + Sub-Topic: Social environment + Traditional and modern houses  SUBJECT: mathematics  GRADE: 2  SUBJ.TOPIC: data handling   FOCUS: pictograph  Study the pictograph below and answer the questions that follow    1. How many red and black cars are together?  2. How many orange cars than blue cars are there?  3. How many oranges cars are there?  4. How many green and orange cars are there together?                                    21
THEME + Sub-Topic: Social environment + Traditional and modern houses  SUBJECT: mathematics  GRADE: 3  SUBJ.TOPIC: Data handling   FOCUS: pictograph  Look at this beautiful pictograph and answer the questions    Name  Marks obtained    Key : each star represents 10 marks    Answer the following questions  …………………………………………  1. How many did marks did Ali get?  ………………………………………….  2. Who got 100 out of 100?  …………………………………………..  3. Who got 10 less than 100 marks?  …………………………………………..  4. Name the learner who got 60 marks.  …………………………………………….  5. Who scored the less marks in the test?  …………………………………………..                                      22
Conclusion  In a humble way, I thank Mrs. Thomas for her commitment to reinforce my teaching knowledge to come  up with this book. Any use of this book against the interest of learning is something that is well  looked and monitored.    For comments  Contact my online page : [email protected]  thank you                                               23
                                
                                
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