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About Course

This course introduces young children (ages 5-7) to foundational math concepts through interactive and engaging activities. The focus is on building a strong understanding of numbers, basic operations, and simple problem-solving skills.

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Week 1: Understanding Numbers

    • Objective: Introduce children to numbers and counting.

    • Content:

      • Recognizing numbers 1-10.

      • Counting objects and matching them to the corresponding number.

      • Understanding the concept of “more” and “less.”

    • Activities:

      • Counting games with objects (e.g., toys, blocks).

      • Number matching puzzles.

      • “Number Hunt” around the classroom.

Week 2: Basic Addition

    • Objective: Teach the concept of adding two groups of objects.

    • Content:

      • Introduction to addition using visual aids (e.g., fingers, blocks).

      • Simple addition problems within 10.

    • Activities:

      • Addition games using objects.

      • “Addition Bingo” with visual aids.

      • Drawing and solving addition problems.

Week 3: Basic Subtraction

    • Objective: Understand subtraction as taking away from a group.

    • Content:

      • Introduction to subtraction using visual aids.

      • Simple subtraction problems within 10.

    • Activities:

      • Subtraction games with toys or snacks.

      • “Subtraction Story Time” where children solve subtraction problems within a story.

      • Practice with subtraction worksheets.

Week 4: Introduction to Shapes

    • Objective: Recognize and name basic geometric shapes.

    • Content:

      • Identifying circles, squares, triangles, and rectangles.

      • Understanding the characteristics of each shape (e.g., number of sides).

    • Activities:

      • Shape sorting games.

      • “Shape Hunt” around the classroom.

      • Crafting shapes with paper or clay.

Week 5: Introduction to Measurement

    • Objective: Introduce the concept of measurement using non-standard units.

    • Content:

      • Measuring objects using items like blocks or hands.

      • Understanding terms like “longer,” “shorter,” “taller,” and “smaller.”

    • Activities:

      • Measuring classroom objects with blocks.

      • “Measurement Scavenger Hunt.”

      • Comparing lengths of different items.

Week 6: Introduction to Patterns

    • Objective: Recognize and create simple patterns.

    • Content:

      • Identifying repeating patterns in objects, colors, or shapes.

      • Creating their own patterns.

    • Activities:

      • Pattern-making with colored blocks or beads.

      • “Pattern Walk” to find patterns in the environment.

      • Drawing and coloring pattern worksheets.

Week 7: Introduction to Time

    • Objective: Understand the basics of time and clocks.

    • Content:

      • Introduction to the clock face (hours and minutes).

      • Understanding the concept of morning, afternoon, and evening.

    • Activities:

      • Clock reading games.

      • “Time Matching” activity (matching times to daily activities).

      • Making a simple paper clock.

Week 8: Review and Math Games

    • Objective: Reinforce all concepts learned through interactive review and games.

    • Content:

      • Review key concepts: numbers, addition, subtraction, shapes, measurement, patterns, time.

      • Fun math games and activities that combine all learned concepts.

    • Activities:

      • “Math Relay Race” with different stations for each concept.

      • Group math games and challenges.

      • Certificate award ceremony for participation.

Materials Needed:

      • Counting objects (e.g., blocks, toys).

      • Visual aids for addition and subtraction.

      • Shape cut-outs, pattern-making materials.

      • Non-standard measurement tools (e.g., blocks).

      • Clocks or clock-making materials.

      • Worksheets and coloring materials.

      • Rewards or certificates for participation.

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