Math Magic Land
What learners practise
- 1Compare which object is heavier or lighter
- 2Know big things are not always heavy
- 3Order three things from lightest to heaviest
- 4Use cubes on a balance to compare mass
- 5Find how many cubes balance an object
- 6Solve mass stories using cubes
- 7Say if a container is full, half full or empty
- 8Spot nearly full, nearly empty and quarter full
- 9Compare how much containers hold
- 10Order containers by how many cups they hold
- 11Know a taller container can hold less
- 12Solve pouring stories with cups
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Video lessons
Example questions
- An orange balances 5 cubes. A duck balances 7 cubes. True or false? The duck is heavier than the orange.
- Which is heavier: a watermelon or a bicycle?
- The orange balances 13 cubes. The apple balances 11 cubes. How many more cubes does the orange need?
More Year 1 topics
Counting to 10Reading numbers to 10Comparing numbers to 10Number wordsOdd and even numbersTens and onesNumbers to 20Comparing and ordering to 20Counting in 2s, 5s and 10sNumbers to 100Adding within 10Number bonds to 10Subtracting within 10Adding within 20Subtracting within 20Adding and taking away tensMissing numbers and the = signDoubles and adding strategiesAdding and subtracting storiesThai coins and notesShopping and changeEqual groups and sharingHalves of shapesQuarters of shapesHalves and quarters of amountsRepeating patternsLength and heightMass and capacityMeasuring tools and scalesTimes of day and eventsTelling the timeDays, months and calendars3D shapesBuilding with shapes2D shapesPosition and order wordsTurns and directionsSorting and counting setsSurveys, tallies and chanceVenn and Carroll diagramsPictograms and block graphs
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