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WEEK 6 - KG1 
EXERCISE 6
MATHEMATICS
1]  Match        the            numbers       to        the      correct     words.


thirteen                                                          14


fifteen                                                             12


eight                                                                13


fourteen                                                           8


twelve                                                                    



Count and circle the correct number


2].  {O O O O O O O O O O}


    6            10          7

3].  {***************}        

       4          8       11

4]. {# # # # # # # # # # #}      11      14        2


5] .Write the following in words

    6..............................................

    4.............................................

   11..........................................

    5...........................................

    3.............................................…


WEEK5Exercise   5   [KG1]


Mathematics


1] What  number comes  before


a] ..........  20           d] ........ 19


b] ..........  14           e] ........  10


c] ..........  50            f] .........  33





After


2] a] 21 ...........        d] 41 .........


    b] 13 ...........        e]  6  ..........


    c]  9  ............        f] 16 ..........





Between

3] 46  ..........  48

     36  ..........  38

       1  ..........   3

     34  ..........  36



Re-arrange  the  numbers

4] 50     46     49     48     47

ans:

     33     35     31     34     32

ans:



Addition  in  horizontal

5]  6   +   2   =

      3   +   3  =

      2   +   3  =

      4   +   5  =

       1  +   3  =

 Week 4 - Exercise 4
Week 3 - Exercise 3


Week 2 - Exercise 2
Maths



Week 1 - Exercise 1
MATHS

    1.  Which number comes before?
           (a) _______ 20         (b) _______ 14          
          
           (c) _________ 16           (d) ________ 19

    2.  Which number comes after?

            (a) 31 ________     (b)  22 ________        
          
            (c) 49 ________          (d) 31 ________   

   3.  Fill in the missing numbers

           (a)    31 ______    _______   ________  35

           (b)  ______ 17   18   _______    ________

           (c) ______    _______    9  _______      __________

           (d)  ______     _______      _______    4   ________

           (e)   21    22    23  _______     _______

     4.  Fill in the missing numbers

          31------    -------    ------ 35

             -------    17   18   ------    --------
            
             -------    -------     9 -------      -------
            
             -------    -------     --------     4   -------

            21     22     23   --------    -------

        Re- arrange the numbers

    5.  35  31  33  32  34

   answer:

   6.   17  20  19  16  18

   answer:

   7.  10   6   8   7   9

   answer:

       Write these figures in words

   8.  5   -----  15   -------

        3  -----  13  -------

        2  -----  12  ------

        1  -----  11  ------

        4  -----  14  ------

      Between

   9.  13  ----- 15

        44  ----- 46

        19  ----- 21
       
        10 ----- 12

         6 ----- 8

      Match the objects to numbers

   10.   0 0 0 0 0
           0 0 0 0 0 6
           0 0 0 0 0
           + + + + + 10
           + + + + +
           X X X X X X 8
           & & & &
           & & & & 15

      Write the numbers
   11.   Six -------

           Eight -----

           Ten ------

           Five -----

           Seven -----

           Nine -----

      Section B
      Circle the biggest number

   12.   8  6  19

   13.   3  5  2

   14.  11  0  10

   15.  21  40  3

    Re-arrange

   16.  net -----

          htree -----

          eon -----

          wto -----

          gheit -----
   
   Count and write in words

   17.   S S S S S S
           S S S S S S --------
          
           a a a a a a a
           a a a a a a a --------
          
           Z Z Z Z Z
           Z Z Z Z Z ---------
          
           b b b b b
           b b b b ---------

      Addition in horizontal

    18.   6 + 4 = ----------
   
          31 + 3 = -----------

            1 + 2 = -----------

            7 + 2 = -----------

            4 + 4 = -----------

            1 + 1 = -----------

      Write numbers 1 - 50

    19.   ---


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