Maths
Pre-
Activity Workbook
Author
Sanu Amatya
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Maths
Pre-
Publisher:
Atharai Publication Pvt. Ltd.
Copyright:
Author
Edition:
First 2072
Second 2073
Layout:
Focus Computer and Team
Anamnagar, Kathmandu
Printed in Nepal
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Foreword Maths
"Advanced Kids Series" is based on the specifications of the latest pre-primary
level ECD curriculum and also on Montessori principle in Nepali context. It
supports the concrete number concepts and computation skills. The lessons -
exercises focus on understanding, counting and comparing numbers, shapes
and sizes especially recognizing number 0 to 9.
The computation processes are presented in a step-by-step manner to help
your child understand exactly what is to be done.
The exercises / activities are carefully graded, varied and child centred with
coverage for children with different learning abilities.
Suggestions for applying Advanced Kids Series
• First of all, make the child's learning environment secure and pleasant.
• Do your best to transmit the message that learning is challenging and difficult
yet enjoyable and rewarding, so genuine specific praise, temptation and
constructive warning will help to build child's confidence.
• The clear and simple directions on every activity / exercise page will
enable children to proceed independently but your undivided attention is
necessary.
• Before starting the page, please give very clear child-friendly instructions.
Read and spell out the title of the page especially for those who can learn
more clearly by listening (auditory learner). Show an example of all the
concepts to those who can learn more clearly by looking at things (visual
learner). Give an opportunity to touch, feel and play with concrete objects
or materials to those who can learn fast through the medium of practical
exercises by exploring the environment (kinesthetic learner).
• Explain the skill and show the steps of activity to the child as an example.
• Make the child understand and realise with concrete objects then only let
her/him practice the exercises / activities.
• Have the child practice, repeat, revise the same exercises many times for
their long-term memory.
• Support the child's efforts to move beyond what s/he has already
accomplished.
• There will be days when your child may not feel like working. This is typical,
so accept it.
Remember to be patient, encouraging and positive with your child,
even when minor mistakes are made.
Sanu Amatya
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Maths
Advanced Kids Series
Implementation Strategy
1. Attend the author’s orientation cum practical session.
2. Follow the author’s note.
3. Prepare session plan for 3 or 4 terms (syllabus for 1st, 2nd, 3rd,
4th terms) 1st (1-40), 2nd (41-78), 3rd (79-120), final (121-159)
4. Facilitate the children rather than teach.
5. Use related required learning tools/ materials. (flash cards,
matching, puzzle, domino, etc.)
6. Include theme based songs, stories, poems and games.
7. Be conscious about children’s three learning styles and
different multiple intelligences.
8. Apply and practice Montessori’s six learning areas in Nepali/
Local context.
9. Follow and practice Montessori’s Principle “Grow with culture
and learn with nature”.
10. Follow, see, judge and act principle. Don’t jump directly to the
book. Practice first on the white board, wall board and in the
class work activities.
11. Give responsibility according to the child’s interest, ability and
intelligence.
12. Give an opportunity to the children for revision work for their
sustainable memory.
13. Maintain student’s monthly personal portfolio.
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Maths
Concept of numbers
Concept of number 1
Count the picture; how many?
One head One mouth
1
This is number 1
One tongue One nose
5
Maths
Concept of number 2
Two eyes Two ears
2
This is number 2
Two hands Two legs
6
Maths
Concept of number 3
3 lines 3 triangles
3
This is number 3
3 trees 3 tomatoes
7
Maths
Concept of number
flowers fruits
This is number
frogs flags
8
Maths
Concept of number 5
5 fingers 5 fishes
5
This is number 5
5 frocks 5 fans
9
Maths
Concept of number 6
6 sheep 6 stones
6
This is number 6
6 pairs of scissors 6 shapes
10
Maths
Concept of number 7
7 stars 7 snakes
7
This is number 7
7 7 spoons
6
5
4
3
2
1
7 steps
11
Maths
Concept of number 8
8 ears 8 eggs
8
This is number 8
8 elephants 8 eagles
12
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Concept of number 9
9 noses 9 nuts
9
This is number 9
9 nails 9 nails
13
Maths
Concept of number 10
10 fingers 10 rings
10
This is number 10
10 tigers 10 tails
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Maths
Practice writing number 1
Count and colour.
11 12 1
10 2
93
84
7 65
One watch
Trace:: 1111
1111
1
1
Copy::
1
1
15
Maths
Practice writing number 2
Count and colour.
Two tigers
Trace:
22222
22222
Copy:
2
2
16
Maths
Practice writing number 3
Count and colour.
Three trees
Trace:
33333
33333
Copy:
3
3
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Maths
Practice writing number
Count and colour.
Four fishes
Trace:
44444
44444
Copy:
4
4
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Maths
Practice writing number 5
Count and colour.
Five fingers
Trace:
55555
55555
Copy:
5
5
19
Maths
Repeat numbers 1 to 5
Count Trace: Write
1
2
3
4
5
20
Maths
Count the picture, match with number and
copy the number.
1
2
3
4
5
21
Maths
Circle number 1 in the watch.
2 5 3
16 7
4 1 1
4
Circle number 3 in the horse.
3 2 15 36
4 34 2
22
Maths
Circle number 2 in the tree.
1 7
23
4 2 7 2
5 6
2 1
Circle number 5 in the fish.
1 2 5 5
5 5 4 2
15
2 5
45 4 3
5
23
Maths
Count and circle (O) the right number.
1 23 234
123 345
234 234
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Maths
Count the dots, match with number and copy
the number.
13
21
32
45
54
25
Maths
Write the numbers 1 to 5.
Write the numbers 1 to 5.
26
Maths
Practice writing number 6
Count and colour.
Six sheep
Trace:
66666
66666
Copy:
6
6
27
Maths
Practice writing number 7
Count and colour.
Seven stars
Trace:
77777
77777
Copy:
7
7
28
Maths
Practice writing number 8
Count and colour.
8 ears
Trace:
88888
88888
Copy:
8
8
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Maths
Practice writing number 9
Count and colour.
Nine noses
Trace:
99999
99999
Copy:
9
9
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Maths
Practice writing number 10
Count and colour.
Ten tigers
Trace:
10 10 10 10 10
10 10 10 10 10
Copy:
10
10
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Maths
Repeat numbers 6 to 10
Count Trace Write
6+
7+
8+
9+
+ 10
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Maths
Count the picture, match with number and
copy the number.
6
7
8
9
10
33
Maths
Tick () number 6 in the ship.
12 6 2
26 5 4
6
55 5
656 36
Tick () number 7 in the star.
7
7 6 76 4 1 7
27
7 37
56
34
Maths
Cross (X) number 8 in the ear.
828
175
5 83 8
846
38
Cross (X) number 10 in the tiger.
8 1 4 10 38 10
10 4 10 8 10 9
6 10 5
10
35
Maths
Count, colour and tick () the right number.
567 789
789 567
456 8 9 10
36
Maths
Colour only 5 apples.
5
Write number 5.
5
5
37
Maths
Colour only 7 stars.
7
Write number 7.
7
7
38
Maths
Circle the same number.
1 213 5
3 1 25 3
5 475 2
7 674 8
9 678 9
10 8 10 4 2
39
Maths
Match with the same numbers and copy them.
68
76
87
9 10
10 9
40
Maths
Tick (dž) the right number.
1 23 456
678 567
7 89 2 34
41
Maths
Cross (X) the wrong number.
22 24 34 44
6656 8889
10 9 10 10
42
Draw circles (O) equal to the number. Maths
10 43
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Maths
Draw lines (|) according to the number.
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
44
Upwards MathsDownwards
Write the numbers 1 to 10 and 10 to 1.
10
11
45
Maths
Count and write the numbers.
46
Maths
Write the number that comes before.
2 4
6 8
Write the number that comes after.
269
47
Maths
Concept of number 11 (10+1)
Count and colour the eagles.
11
This is number 11
11 eagles
10 +=
48
+ 1 = 11
Maths
Concept of number 12 (10+2)
Count and colour the trousers.
12
This is number 12
12 trousers
+= 49
10 + 2 = 12
Maths
Concept of number 13 (10+3)
Count and colour the thumbs.
13
This is number 13
13 thumbs
10 +=
50
+ 3 = 13