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Contents
1A Let’s Count!
Number Recognition 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Number Recognition 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Numbers 0 to 3 Numbers 4 to 7 Numbers 8 to 10 Numbers 0 to 10 Number Words 1 to 5 Number Words 6 to 10 Number Word Search Ordinal Numbers
1B Add It Up!
Addition Sums to 2 and 3 Sums to 4 and 5 Sums to 5 and 6 Sums to 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 Sums to 6, 7 and 8 Sums to 8 and 9 Sums to 8, 9 and 10 Addition Solving Word Problems Clothes, Clothes, Clothes!
1C Take It Away!
Subtraction 1, 2 and 3 Subtraction 4, 5 and 6 Subtraction 1 to 5 Subtraction 6 to 9 Subtracting From 1, 2 and 3 Subtracting From 4 and 5 Subtracting From 6 Subtracting From 7 Subtracting From 8 Subtracting From 9 Subtracting From 10 Number Sentences
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Contents
1A
Let’s Count!
1A Number Recognition 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Subtraction Word Problems
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Subtraction Using Money
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How Many Bottles of Juice Are Left?
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Subtraction
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Addition and Subtraction, Number and Word Problems
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Review
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Use the colour code to colour the flowers. Colours: 1 = green, 2 = orange, 3 = blue, 4 = yellow, 5 = pink
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2 1D Split It Up! Fractions: Halves
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Fractions: Thirds
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Fractions: Fourths
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Fractions: Thirds and Fourths
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Fractions: Halves, Thirds and Fourths
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Fractions and the Moon
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Time: The Hour and Half-Hour
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Drawing the Time
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What Time Is It?
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1F How Much Is It? One Euro Cent Coins
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How Many Euro Cents Do I Have?
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5 Euro Cent Coins
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Counting With 5 and 1 Euro Cent Coins
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Adding With 5 Euro Cent Coins and 1 Euro Cent Coins
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Let’s Buy Some Fruit!
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10 Euro Cent Coins
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Counting With 10 Euro Cent Coins and 1 Euro Cent Coins
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1, 5 and 10 Cent Coins
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Review
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Time: The Hour
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1A Number Recognition 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
1A Numbers 0 to 3
Usethe thecolour colourcode codeto tocolour colourthe thebeach beachand andits itsitems. items. Use Colours:66==purple, purple,77==yellow, yellow,88==green, green,99==blue, blue,1 100==orange orange Colours:
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Circle the correct number.
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1A Numbers 4 to 7
1A Numbers 8 to 10
Circle the correct number.
four ( 4 )
five ( 5 )
Circle the correct number.
six ( 6 )
seven ( 7 )
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eight ( 8 )
nine ( 9 )
ten ( 10 )
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1A Numbers 0 to 10 Read each number. Colour that many squares.
1A Number Words 1 to 5 Number the cats from one to five, starting from the left.
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Draw a line from the word to its number.
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five
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1A Number Words 6 to 10
1A Number Word Search Find the number words in the puzzle below.
Number the cups from six to ten, starting from the left.
Draw a line from the word to its number.
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1A Ordinal Numbers
1A Ordinal Numbers
Ordinal numbers show the order of a group of objects. They start with first, then second, then third, and so on. Colour the train carriages using the instructions. The first part is the engine.
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Colour the fourth carriage green.
Colourthe thethird thirdcarriage carriageorange. orange. Colour
Colour the second carriage blue.
Colourthe theeighth eighthcarriage carriagepurple. purple. Colour
Colour the first carriage red.
Colourthe thefifth fifthcarriage carriagebrown. brown. Colour
Colour the seventh carriage yellow.
Colourthe thesixth sixthcarriage carriagepink. pink. Colour
A picture is circled in each row. Underline its correct ordinal number, starting from the left.
Example: second
fourth
third
seventh
first
second
eighth
fifth
sixth
ninth
third
fifth
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