Maths: Age 6
9 illustrated Maths lessons for Age 6.
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Sticks and Cubes Wooden sticks can be tied into bundles, and loose sticks stay single. The same amount can be shown with rods o… -
Tens and Ones A long bar is a group of ten cubes. Count the bars by tens, then count the single cubes left over.… -
Pencils side by side Two pencils are lined up at one end. The pencil that sticks out farther is the longer one.… -
Equal parts of a whole A whole thing can be cut into equal parts. Two quarters are the same size as one half.… -
Two Groups Together Two apples sit in one basket and three pears sit in another. We can put both baskets' fruit together and count… -
Circles, Squares, Rectangles and Triangles A circle is round and has no straight sides, and a triangle has 3 sides. A square has 4 sides that are all the… -
Three Apples and Two Apples Make Five Three apples are in one group. Two apples are in another group. Push them together and count them all: five. P… -
Circle, Square: What Comes Next? Sometimes shapes come back in the same order. A red circle, then a blue square, then a red circle, then a blue… -
Five Apples in a Row Each apple is one thing you can count. Touch them one by one and say a number for each one, from one to five.…