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Math Extra Pack

The document outlines various learning objectives for counting, writing numbers, and understanding basic mathematical concepts up to 20. It includes exercises for counting, identifying odd and even numbers, skip counting, and recognizing shapes and their properties. Additionally, it covers time-telling, addition and subtraction, and understanding halves, with specific directions for each task.

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Math Extra Pack

The document outlines various learning objectives for counting, writing numbers, and understanding basic mathematical concepts up to 20. It includes exercises for counting, identifying odd and even numbers, skip counting, and recognizing shapes and their properties. Additionally, it covers time-telling, addition and subtraction, and understanding halves, with specific directions for each task.

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Learning Objective: I can count and write numbers to 20.

Directions: Count and write the numbers on each line below.

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Learning Objective: I can count and write numbers to 20.

Directions: Draw the counters according to the numbers given. Write


the numbers on each line below.

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17
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13
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Learning Objective: I can show that teen numbers are made up of
one ten and some ones.

Directions: Write the numbers the place value makes.

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Learning Objective: I can locate a value on a number line.

Directions: Mark where each number is in the number line given.

10

13

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Learning Objective: I can compare quantities.

Directions: Count and write the answer.

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Learning Objective: I can identify odd and even numbers.

Directions: Color the odd numbers blue and the even numbers red.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Directions: Write whether the numbers below are odd or even.

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Learning Objective: I can count and estimate.

Directions: Count and estimate the objects below.

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Learning Objective: I can identify the missing numbers

Directions: Fill in the missing numbers in each number track.

1 4 6 8 10

12 15 19

2 3 7

15 17 20

5 9

11 13 16 18

20

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Learning Objective: I can skip count in two and tens.

Directions: Write the missing number by skip counting in twos.

2 6

8 12

Directions: Write the missing number by skip counting in tens.

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Directions: Barry has 8 pairs of shoes. He wants to know how many

individual shoes he has. Use the number line and record your answer.

● Barry has __________ individual shoes.

Directions: Nancy has 8 bicycles. She wants to know how many

wheels in total there are. Use the number line and record your

answer.

● Nancy has __________ individual wheels.

Directions: Carly has 8 pairs of gloves. She wants to know how many

individual gloves she has. Use the number line and record your

answer.

● Carly has __________ individual gloves.

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Learning Objective: I can use new words to describe position.

Directions: Identify the position of the ball below.

Learning Objective: I can recognise and use ordinal numbers.

Directions: Identify the position of each coloured shape below.

a. Which ball is in between the green and purple? ___________


b. Which ball is between the dark blue and gray? ___________
c. Which ball is between the white and black? ___________
d. Which ball is between the red and green? ___________

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Learning Objective: I can identify 2D and 3D shapes and their
characteristics.

Directions: Match the shapes to their correct orientation.

Directions: Match the shapes to their correct Venn diagram.

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Learning Objective: I can understand Venn diagrams.
Directions: Match the animals to their right circle.

Directions: Sort and label the Venn diagram below and answer the
questions below.

a. How many skirts are there? _______________

b. How many tops are there? _______________

c. Which set has more? _______________

d. There are more ______________ than _______________.

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Learning Objective: I can identify 2D and 3D shapes and their
characteristics.

Directions: Write the name of each shape below. Use the word bank
provided.

Pyramid - Cube - Triangle - Cuboid - Sphere - Cone - Square -

Circle - Cylinder - Rectangle

____________________ ____________________

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Directions: Fill in the table of properties for 3D shapes.

Directions: Circle the Two-Dimensional shapes.

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Learning Objective: I can tell the time.

Directions: Write what time it is below each line.

Directions: Draw the times on the clock.

Half past 6 7 o’clock Half past 9

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Learning Objective: I can identify the days of the week.

Directions: Fill in the missing days of the week.

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Learning Objective: I can add and subtract numbers up to 20.

Directions: Solve the equation and write the number sentence for
each problem below.

Directions: Fill in the missing parts in the part-part-whole diagram,

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Learning Objective: I can subtract and add numbers up to 20.

Directions: Solve the equation and write the number sentence for
each problem below.

Directions: Fill in the missing parts in the part-part-whole diagram,

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Learning Objective: I can identify halves and the half amount of a
set.

Directions: Circle the halved shapes.

Directions: Draw the correct number of balls in the box. Halve the
balls into two equal groups by drawing a ring around each half.
Finally, complete the half statement in the box.

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Directions: Write the equations in number form

a. Half of ten equals five. ________________________________

b. Half of four equals two. ________________________________

c. Half of twenty equals ten. ________________________________

d. Half of twelve equals six. ________________________________

e. Half of sixteen equals eight. ________________________________

f. Half of eighteen equals nine. ________________________________

Directions: Write the equations phonetically.

g. ½ of 4 = 2. ________________________________

h. ½ of 8 = 4. ________________________________

i. ½ of 10 = 5. ________________________________

j. ½ of 12 = 6. ________________________________

k. ½ of 14 = 7. ________________________________

l. ½ of 16 = 8. ________________________________

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