Build Confidence
In Maths
Developing early maths skills sets young learners
for achievement in maths later on in life.
Key Foundation Skills
Colour
Support your child to identify and match colours. Your child will name and sort primary and secondary colours while relating them with everyday objects.
Patterning
Recognising patterns helps your child make predictions on what comes next. Your child will extend and create simple to complex patterns.
Geometry
Unlock your child’s logical thinking to identify and compare shapes. Your child will trace lines into shapes and form new figures.
Comparison
Build your child’s understanding of comparative vocabulary to match and measure objects. Your child will learn how to read graphs and tell time.
Spatial
Develop your child’s spatial awareness to understand the concept of direction, distance and location. Your child will respond to positional words and follow directions.
Counting
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Operation
We embrace a culture of continuous innovation to promote early childhood education that is relevant to learning and living in the 21st century.
Progressive Learning Journey
- L1
- L2
- L3
- L4
- L5
- L6
- L7
- L8
Colour
- Identify primary colours
- Sort colours
Geometry
- Identify basic shapes and parallelograms
- Trace curved and straight lines
Operation
- Recognise and trace numerals (1 – 8)
- Associate quantities to numerals
Spacial Awareness
- Follow simple directions relating to the position of an object
Counting
- Rote count and count reliably (1-8)
- Master one to one correspondence
Comparison
- Compare objects by one attribute
- Make simple comparisons between objects
Colour
- Identify secondary colours
- Sort colours
Patterning
- Recognise and extend simple patterns
Geometry
- Identify shapes and its properties
- Relate shape with objects in the environment
Operation
- Recognise and trace numerals (1 – 10)
- Learn simple addition and subtraction
Spacial Awareness
- Follow simple directions relating to the position of an object
Counting
- Rote count and count reliably (1-10)
- Master one to one correspondence
Comparison
- Compare objects by one attribute
- Master concept of more/less/same
Colour
- Identify one colour from a group of three colours
Patterning
- Recognise simple AB and ABC patterns
- Relate AB patterns to the everyday environment
Geometry
- Identify 3-5 sides polygons and its properties
Operation
- Writing numerals (1-19)
- Identify ‘+’, ‘-’ and ‘=’ maths sign
Spacial Awareness
- Describe relative positions (e.g. inside / outside, above / below)
Counting
- Add two sets of objects together (1-13)
- Subtract quantities from one group of objects (1-10)
Comparison
- Measure and compare objects by length, weight and height using non standard units
- Sort one category from an assortment of sizes, length and weight
Colour
- Identify one colour from a variety of colours
- Sort objects by 2 attributes (e.g. colour with size or shape)
Patterning
- Recognise simple AB and ABC patterns
Geometry
- Identify 6-10 sides polygon (e.g hexagon)
Operation
- Write numerals (1-50)
- Add up to 3 sets of numbers with objects (1-20)
Spacial Awareness
- Master describing relative positions (above/below)
Counting
- Add up to three sets of numbers in tens
- Subtract quantities from one group of objects
Comparison
- Match number names to its numerals (1-20)
- Master concept of first and last
Colour
- Identify tone of primary colours (red and yellow)
Patterning
- Extend, create and complete simple patterns by attributes
Geometry
- Identify basic shapes in parts (½ and ¼ )
- Use basic shapes to form larger shapes
Operation
- Master writing numerals (1-99)
- Add and subtract numbers in tens and ones
Spacial Awareness
- Master indicating an object’s location through positional words
Counting
- Count reliably in sequence (1-99)
- Combine sets of tens in sequence (10-90)
Comparison
- Compare quantities and adding on to make each set equal
- Measure objects by weight and width using comparative vocabulary
Colour
- Identify tone of primary colours (blue)
Geometry
- Use equilaterlal or right angle triangles to form a figure
- Use basic shapes to form a figure (whole and half shape)
Operation
- Add and subtract numbers of tens and ones horizontally
- Understand number notation and place value
- Solve story sums
Counting
- Count reliably in sets of tens and ones (1-99)
- Group even and odd sets (10-20)
Comparison
- Compare number of items in a graph
- Measure objects by length, weight and height using units
- Identify and understand order and names of months in a year
Colour
- Identify and form secondary colours
Patterning
- Create complex patterns using 3D shapes
Geometry
- Identify geometric solids (e.g. sphere, cube and cone)
Operation
- Write numerals (1-909)
- Add and subtract numbers vertically
Spacial Awareness
- Make simple sketches or maps with directions to locate objects
- Recognise and identify elements by position
Counting
- Count reliably in sequence (1-999)
Comparison
- Identify items in pictorial, modular and numeral graph charts
- Sort numerals or number words in order
Colour
- Identify and form secondary colours
Patterning
- Recognise and complete number patterns
Geometry
- Identify 2D and 3D geometric solids (e.g. pyramid, cylinder and rectangular prism)
- Master concepts of flip/turn/side of an object
Operation
- Add and subtract from sets
- Master multiplication and division (2, 3, 4, 5)
Counting
- Master counting and dividing equally
Comparison
- Compare money amount using cents and dollars
- Identify and write time by the hour and minute
- Measure and compare using the metric system
Interactive Lesson Modules
Story Castle
Be immersed in Maths through stories where your child will be exposed to Maths concepts. Your child will engage in playful Maths experiences such as counting objects and problem solving.
What your child will learn:
- Apply mathematical thinking
- Develop number sense
- Practice counting
Riddle Me
Build your child’s Maths confidence with a focus to count and solve questions independently. Your child will begin to perform simple calculations such as addition and subtraction.
What your child will learn:
- Count reliably
- Add numbers together
- Write numerals
Math It
Story sums is highly regarded in the Maths curriculum, as it enhances your child’s mental skill and boost creative thinking. Your child will develop the ability to solve Maths word problems.
What your child will learn:
- Make comparisons
- Combine sets of numbers
- Identify items in graphs
Math in Life
Connecting the dots between learnt Maths concepts and everyday life will help reinforce your child’s learning progress. Your child will solve real-world problems using Maths skills that they have previously learnt.
What your child will learn:
- Identify shapes
- Recognise patterns
- Describe relative positions
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