DAWN
Level A Numeracy Workbook
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Academic Authors: Roma Jain, Sangeeta Gupta, Anuj Gupta
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Book Title: Dawn Numeracy Workbook Level A
ISBN: 978-81-980375-9-6
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WPreface
elcome to DAWN, our comprehensive series for Early Childhood Education that has been meticulously crafted to align with the guidelines of the Foundational Stage as outlined in the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. This series is designed to provide a holistic learning experience, fostering the comprehensive development of young learners in accordance with the developmental milestones and learning outcomes specified in the National Curriculum Framework (NCF) 2022.
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The DAWN Level A Kit includes:
Free Additional Resources:
• Flash Cards
• Sticker Sheets
• Suggested Activities List, for teachers and parents
• Teacher's Manual
• Digital Learning Resources
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Standing Lines
Match the animals with their shadows.
Objectives
• Observation • Fine motor skills
Sleeping Lines
Match the things that look the same.
Objectives
• Observation • Fine motor skills
Right Slanting Lines
Match the animals with what they like to eat.
Objectives
• Observation • Fine motor skills
Left Slanting Lines
Match the things that go together.
Objectives
• Observation • Fine motor skills
Right and Left Curves
Take the fruits to the empty baskets.
Objectives
• Observation • Fine motor skills
Up and Down Curves
Objectives
• Observation • Fine motor skills
Zigzag Lines
Match the caps that look the same.
Objectives
• Observation • Fine motor skills
Wavy Lines
Take the cars to the winning flags by drawing within the lines.
Objectives
• Observation • Fine motor skills
Big and Small
Circle the big and cross out () the small animal in each set.
Objectives
• Compare objects based on size • Oral maths vocabulary development
• Observation
Tall and Short
Tick () the tall one and cross out () the short one in each set.
Objectives
• Compare objects based on height • Oral maths vocabulary development • Observation
Number 1
Find and circle 1 teddy bear in the picture.
Colour only 1 coach of the train.
Objectives
• Counting • Fine motor skills
Number 2
Find and circle the 2 cars in the picture.
Colour only 2 coaches of the train.
Objectives
• Counting • Fine motor skills
Number 3
Count and match the objects with the correct numbers.
Colour only 3 coaches of the train.
2
3 1
Objectives
• Counting • Fine motor skills
Read the number and stick the same number of bindis on each watermelon slice. You can also make dots.
2
1 Numbers 1, 2 and 3
3
Objectives
• Counting • Number to Object Association
Long and Short
Tick () the long object and cross out () the short object.
Objectives
• Observation • Association • Logical reasoning
In and Out
Circle the objects that are in the box.
Objectives
• Observation • Association
• Logical reasoning
Number 4
Count the objects and circle the correct number.
3 1 4 2 2 3
Colour only 4 coaches of the train.
Objectives
• Counting • Association
• Fine motor skills
Number 5
Read and match the same numbers.
2
4 5 1 3 5 1 3 4 2
Circle only 5 coaches of the train.
Objectives
• Counting • Association • Recognition • Fine motor skills
Numbers 1 to 5
Read the number on the pot. Count and colour the same number of flowers.
3
4
5
Objectives
• Counting • Association
• Recognition • Fine motor skills
Look at the number key and colour the butterfly by number.
Read the numbers aloud.
1 5 4 3 2 1 1 2 2 3 4 5 5 3 4 5 2 1 4 3 2
Objectives
• Identification • Association
• Fine motor skills
Full and Empty
Tick () the baskets that are full. Cross out () the empty baskets.
Objectives
• Counting • Association • Recognition • Fine motor skills
Hot and Cold
Tick () the things that are hot. Cross out () the cold ones.
Objectives
• Observation • Comparison
• Visual discrimination
Circle
Match the circles of the same size.
Cross out () the thing that has a different shape.
Objectives
• Observation • Perception of size
• Identify circular objects
Square
Match the squares of the same colour.
Tick () the things of the same shape.
Objectives
• Observation
• Perception of colour • Association
• Sorting
Number 6
Find and circle 6 apples in the picture.
Colour 6 beads of the necklace.
Objectives
• Counting • Fine motor skills
Number 7
Take the 7 vegetables to the basket.
Objectives
Colour 7 beads of the necklace.
• Counting • Fine motor skills • One-to-one correspondence
Number 8
Find and circle the number 8.
1 8 3
8 8 2 7 4 8 8 5 7
Colour 8 beads of the necklace.
Objectives
• Counting • Association • Recognition • Fine motor skills
8
8
1
Number 9
Circle 9 books.
Colour 9 beads of the necklace.
Objectives
• Counting • Fine motor skills
Number 10
Join the numbers from 1 to 10 in sequence.
1
2 9 10 7 8 5 6 3 4
Colour 10 beads of the necklace.
Objectives
• Counting • Association
• Recognition • Fine motor skills
Count the objects and circle the correct number.
Objectives
6 5
9 8
6 10
7 8
5 7
5 4 Numbers 1 to 10
• Counting • Association
Read the numbers and stick the same number of bindis on each dice. You can also make dots.
6
4
3
5
2
1 Objectives
• Counting • Association • Recognition
Number Sequence
Take the puppies to the dog by colouring the boxes from 1 to 10 in sequence.
9 4 7 5 3 2 2 8 6 5 0 7 4 10 1 2 5 4 6 9 8 7 2 3 4 4 8 9
Objectives
• Counting • Logical reasoning
• Sequencing • Recognition
Triangle
Match the triangles of the same size and colour.
Tick () the things of the same shape.
Objectives
• Observation • Perception of size and colour • Identify triangular objects
Rectangle
Find and colour 5 rectangles.
Objectives
• Identification of Shapes • Fine motor skills • Visual discrimination
Shapes Together
Colour the same shape in each row.
Objectives
• Identification • Sorting • Fine motor skill • Visual discrimination
Objectives
Identification
Sequencing
Writing Numbers 1 to 10
Trace and write the numbers.
Objectives
• Recognition
• Writing skill
Writing Numbers
Trace and write the numbers.
Objectives
• Recognition • Writing skill
Writing Numbers
Trace and write the numbers.
Objectives
• Recognition • Writing skill
Writing Numbers
Trace and write the numbers.
Objectives
• Recognition • Writing skill
Writing Numbers
Trace and write the numbers.
Objectives
• Recognition • Writing skill
Count and Write
Count the number of things in each picture. Colour the circles to match the number. Write the number in the box.
Objectives
• Counting • Writing skills • Association • Matching
Count the dots in the oval. Trace the path and write the
Missing Numbers
Look at the number trains. Count and write the missing numbers.
1
1
10
Objectives
• Counting • Missing Numbers
• Logic • Sequencing
Riddle! Riddle!
Listen to the riddle. Look at the picture. Count and write the number.
How many suns are there in the sky?
How many eyes are there on your face?
How many wheels are there in your tricycle?
How many legs does a dog have?
Objectives
• Listening • Observation
Association
Logic
How many toes are there on one foot?
Visual perception
Listen to the riddle. Look at the picture. Count and write the number.
How many legs does a ladybird have?
How many colours are there in a rainbow?
How many legs does a spider have?
How many dots are there on this dice?
Objectives
How many fingers do we have?
• Listening • Observation • Association • Logic • Visual perception
Numbers 11 to 20
Count the things in each picture and write the number in the box.
Objectives
• Numerical skill • Association • Writing
In each row, colour the fruits with the same numbers.
Objectives • Identification • Matching
Take the frog to its friend by making it leap over the leaves from 1 to 20.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Objectives • Numerical skill • Sequencing • Recognition
Count the objects and match with the correct number.
7
9
Objectives • Counting
12 Count and Match
Matching
Writing skill
Association
15
3
Count and Write
Count the objects and write the correct number in each box.
Objectives
• Numerical skills • Counting • Association
Writing Numbers 11 to 20
Trace and write the numbers.
Objectives
• Recognition
• Writing skill
Writing Numbers
Trace and write the numbers.
Objectives
• Recognition • Writing skill
Writing Numbers
Trace and write the numbers.
Objectives
• Recognition • Writing skill
Writing Numbers
Trace and write the numbers.
Objectives
• Recognition • Writing skill
Writing Numbers
Trace and write the numbers.
Objectives
• Recognition • Writing skill
About the Book
DAWN is a comprehensive, NCF 2022-based Early Childhood Education program that lays a solid foundation for lifelong well-being and holistic growth, encompassing physical, cognitive, and socio-emotional development.
This Numeracy Skillbook is specifically designed to practise essential maths skills, including pre-number and number concepts, one-to-one correspondence, sorting, comparing, classification, logical sequencing, and pattern recognition.
Key Features
Additional Resources
•Flash Cards
•Sticker Sheets
• Suggested Activities List, for teacher and parents
•Teacher's Manual
•Digital Resouces
• Play-based learning activities, which promote holistic development of the child in all ECE domains
• School readiness, which is assured in the curriculum and learning design
• All-round development, in areas of physical, cognitive, cultural and socio-emotional domains
• Teacher assets, like assessment tools and lesson plans to help maximise program quality and outcomes
About Uolo
Uolo partners with K-12 schools to provide technology-enabled learning programs. We believe that pedagogy and technology must come together to deliver scalable learning experiences that generate measurable outcomes. Uolo is trusted by over 15,000+ schools across India, Southeast Asia and the Middle East.
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