Singapore Primary 1 Mathematics Syllabus
This syllabus aims to provide students with a strong foundation in mathematical concepts, preparing them for more advanced learning. The curriculum emphasizes problem-solving, communication of mathematical ideas, and active thinking processes. It covers three main areas: Numbers and Algebra, Measurement and Geometry, and Statistics.
Numbers and Algebra
This strand focuses on developing a strong understanding of numbers and their relationships.
- Numbers to 10: Students learn to count, read, and write numbers up to 10. They also explore concepts like comparing numbers (greater than, less than, equal to) and ordinal numbers (first, second, third...).
- Numbers to 20: Building upon the previous topic, students extend their number knowledge up to 20. They learn place value (tens and ones) and continue practicing comparing and ordering numbers.
- Numbers to 100: Students expand their understanding of numbers up to 100, further developing their place value knowledge.
- Addition and Subtraction: Students learn the concepts of addition and subtraction, initially within 10, and then extending to 20 and beyond. They use symbols (+, -) and the equals sign (=).
- Multiplication and Division: Basic concepts of multiplication and division are introduced, often through concrete examples and visual representations.
Measurement and Geometry
This strand introduces basic concepts of measurement and geometric shapes.
- Measurement: Students learn to compare and measure length, mass, and volume using non-standard units. They also learn about time and money.
- 2D Shapes: Students learn to identify and describe basic 2D shapes like circles, squares, triangles, and rectangles.
Statistics
This strand introduces basic data handling concepts.
- Data Analysis: Students learn to collect, organize, and represent simple data using pictographs.
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