GRADE 1 MATHS · WEEK 10

Time, Calendar and Money

Explore everyday sequences, basic clock reading, calendar vocabulary and age-appropriate money.

Weekly learning plan

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LESSON 1

Review days, months, before and after, and daily events.

Guided teaching · 30 minutes

Review days, months, before and after, and daily events.

Independent practice · 30 minutes

Order five daily routine events and answer four calendar questions.

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LESSON 2

Read o'clock times if covered at school; connect analogue and digital clocks.

Guided teaching · 30 minutes

Read o'clock times if covered at school; connect analogue and digital clocks.

Independent practice · 30 minutes

Match six clock faces with times or daily activities.

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LESSON 3

Recognise local coins and notes and compare their values as appropriate.

Guided teaching · 30 minutes

Recognise local coins and notes and compare their values as appropriate.

Independent practice · 30 minutes

Sort coins and make a small total in two ways.

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LESSON 4

Solve simple shopping and money stories; introduce change only when ready.

Guided teaching · 30 minutes

Solve simple shopping and money stories; introduce change only when ready.

Independent practice · 30 minutes

Solve four buy-and-count stories with play money.

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WEEKLY REVIEW

Review taught time, calendar and money concepts.

Guided teaching · 30 minutes

Review taught time, calendar and money concepts.

Independent practice · 30 minutes

Complete a mixed quiz and explain one real-life example.

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Quick challenge

What time is it when the short clock hand points to 3 and the long hand to 12?

Reveal answer

3 o'clock

Use drawings, objects and simple explanations when practising. Revisit misconceptions before progressing to the next topic.