Measurements
Students will learn to accurately read off length, temperature and mass, perform units of measurement conversions and order measurements.
Addition
Subtraction
The different foundational methods for addition and subtraction are mastered as well as addition and subtraction of decimals.
Money
Recognition of money (notes and coins), addition and subtraction using money and word problems relating to money are practiced extensively.
Time
Students will learn to read time in both analogue and 24-hour digital formats, perform time conversions and work with time zones.
Data Handling
Drawing different types of graphs, performing graph inference, drawing conclusions from graphs and general probability are covered in detail.
Multiplication
Division
Mastery of the various foundational methods for multiplication and division, most notably, long multiplication and division.
Number
Patterns
Students practice working with number patterns to find input and output values, explain patterns and complete flow diagrams.
Algebra
Basic algebra is introduced and the fundamental ground work for basic algebra is covered extensively including BODMAS and number sentences.
2-D and 3-D Shapes
Identification and sorting of various shapes, composite shapes and matching of nets is covered. Perimeter, area and volume calculations are practiced to ensure students are comfortable calculating these measures for any potential shape.
Number Concepts
Basic number concepts are practiced repeatedly to ensure students are comfortable with breaking down numbers, doubling/halving, place and number value, rounding off, multiples and factors, primes, percentages, and positive and negative numbers.
Fractions
Mastery of all foundational fraction concepts including writing, recognizing, comparing and adding/subtracting fractions. In addition, equivalent and decimal fractions, fractions of whole numbers and general fraction conversions are also covered.
Analytical Geometry
The following concepts are explained in depth, alphanumerical positions, transformations, symmetry, congruency and similarity, enlargements and reductions, and finding unknown sides of triangles and quadrilaterals.
