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CORE CLASSROOM COURSE Mathematics


HEADSTART MATHEMATICS


OUP SA  follows a simple step-by-step approach that covers the CAPS curriculum with a:


Learner’s Book and Workbook that:  teach the key mathematical concepts and skills  have easy to understand language  offer vocabulary support  include activities for practise and consolidation of skills  are divided into terms matching the CAPS Teaching Plans and assessments


Teacher’s Guide that:  offers planning support  includes assessment support for the teacher.


The Headstart Mathematics assessment plan has been updated according to the DBE’s 2017 Strengthening the CAPS circular.


ENGLISH


GRADE 1 Workbook


Learner’s Book Teacher’s Guide


GRADE 2 Workbook


Learner’s Book Teacher’s Guide


GRADE 3 Workbook


Learner’s Book Teacher’s Guide


978 0 19 905147 2 978 0 19 599490 2 978 0 19 599473 5


978 0 19 905002 4 978 0 19 905348 3 978 0 19 904305 7


978 0 19 904986 8 978 0 19 905675 0 978 0 19 904804 5


FOUNDATION PHASE


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nguages 24 Oxford University Press South Africa


Headstart Mathematics Grade 1 Learner’s Book


OxfordSASchools


Contents How to use this book ..........................................................................................4


Term 1 Week 1


Starting school ................................................................................5


Week 2 Counting objects; Position ................................................................6 Week 3 Compare: The same as; The passing of time .......................................8 Week 4 More than and less than; 1 More; Length ......................................... 10 Week 5 1 Less; Mass: Compare ..................................................................13 Week 6 Counting on in 1s ..........................................................................15 Week 7


The numbers 0, 2 and 3; Number patterns; 3D objects .....................16


Week 8 The number 4 ...............................................................................19 Week 9 The number 5; Sorting data ............................................................20 Week 9 Sharing and grouping; Geometric patterns .......................................22 Assessment


...................................................................................................24


Term 2 Week 1


Week 2 2 More and 2 Less .........................................................................26 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9


Assessment Term 3


Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9


Assessment Term 4


Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9


Assessment


Settling in .....................................................................................25 The number 6; The number 7 ..........................................................27


Problem-solving; Subtraction; Number patterns .................................29 Add and subtract up to 10; 2D shapes: Build and sort .......................32 Doubling and halving; 2D Shapes: Investigate and name ...................34 6


Sharing and grouping; Sorting data .................................................36 Money; Geometric patterns ............................................................38 0


Ordinality, order and estimation; Capacity ......................................40 2


...................................................................................................42


Working hard ................................................................................43 Counting and estimation; Compare and order ..................................44 Make double and add; Halving ......................................................46 Problem-solving; Number patterns ...................................................48 Addition: Crossing the 10s; 3D objects ............................................50 Subtraction: Crossing the 10s; Symmetry .........................................52 Grouping and repeated addition; Length .........................................54 Money; Drawing pictographs ..........................................................56 Place value and ordinal numbers; Geometric patterns .......................58 ...................................................................................................60


Looking ahead .............................................................................. Estimation and number facts; Telling the time ................................... Add and subtract up to 20; Problem-solving; Views ........................... 4..6 Repeated addition, grouping and sharing; Mass ................................67 ..69


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Order, compare and write story sums; Capacity ............................... ..


Add and subtract with 10; 3D objects; 2D shapes ............................ 71 ...74 ...75 ...77 ...80


Patterns and symmetry ................................................................... Money; Data handling ................................................................... Place value; Add and subtract to 20; More problem-solving ............... ...................................................................................................


1 Less


Mieshka has 3 cookies. She eats 1. How many are left?


12 3 45 12 3 45 1...2...3 cookies 1...2 cookies


Matt has 4 bananas. The monkey takes 1. How many are left?


Make 1 less each time. How many now?


Term 1: Week 5


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