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Mathematics and English study material:

Mathematics:
Money:
100c = R1
50c = R0.50
Notes: R10, R20, R50, R100 and R200
Coins: R5, R2, R1, 50c, 20c, 10c and 5c

Money calculations
E.g.: R94.62 – R14.33
(R90 + R10) + (R4 + R4) + (62c + 33c)
R100 + R8 + 95c
= R108.95
R51, 20 + R 45, 55
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R275, 50 – R 152, 30
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Cents as rand and rand as cents.


E.g.: 623c = R6.23
1) R6 = __________c
2) R5.90 = __________c
3) 789c = R__________

Use notes and coins to build the total:


E.G.: R490.50 = R200 + R200 + R50 + R20 + R20 + 50c
1) R298.60 = ____________________________________________
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2) R129.55= ____________________________________________
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3) R256.30= ____________________________________________
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Data handling:
Draw a tally mark for each picture you count:

☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

Favourite colours of the children in school


Pink Blue Grey Red
78 59 45 50

How many children loves pink? ______


How many Children loves Grey? _____
How many children loves blue and red?
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Fractions:
1) One quarter

2) A third

3) Half

Space and shape


Write down weather the arrow is vertical, horizontal or
inclined:

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Measurement:
 Volume: * we measure volume with a measuring
cup

1 000 ml = 1 l.
250 ml = 1 cup
4 x 250 ml = 1 l. (4 cups)
5 ml = 1 teaspoon
15 ml = 1 tablespoon

 Length *we measure length with a ruler

10 mm = 1 cm
100 cm = 1 m
1000 m = 1km

 Mass *we measure mass with a scale


1000 g = 1kg

Calculations:
1) 617 + 184
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2) 686 – 543
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3) 48 ÷ 2
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4) 16 x 2
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English:
Important !!!!!!!
Nouns: Things we can see, touch, smell and taste
Adjectives: describes the noun
E.G.: Sally drives a big car.
Noun: car
Adjective: big

Common noun: Words for people, places or things


Proper noun: Names for people, places or things
E.G.: Alicia (Proper noun
Teacher (Common noun)

Verb: Action word


Adverb: Describes the verb (how the action is done)
E.G.: Sally drives her car fast.
Verb: drives
Adverb: fast

Pronouns: Words that takes the place of common or proper


nouns.
Personal Pronoun: I, you, he, she, it we and they
E.g.: Susan saw John and waved at John.

Susan saw John and waved at him.

1) John loves food, John buys KFC every day.


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2) Sally rides Sally’s bicycle to school every day.

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3) Kim and her friends are best friends, Kim and her friends
love to dance together.

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Phonics:
Consonant blends: (words that start with the blends)
-br- -cr- -dr-
Brown cry dry
Break crust drag

-fr- -gr- -sl-


Fry great slip
Freeze grand slap

-sp- -st- -sw-


Spot street sweet
Speed stop sweater
Consonant diagraphs: (in the middle or beginning of the
word)
-ph- -gh- -
sh-
Orphan laugh ash
Nephew high crash
Photo ghost push
Elephant cough shade
Phobia dough shy

-th- -wh-
Math Whale
Month Whisk
Threw
Thank
Fifth

Read the following words aloud. And listen to the difference:


Soft “c” words Hard “c” words
City Castle
Celery Cold
Cents Cook
Space Cat
Price Cup
Juice Corn
Rice Doctor
Voice Comb
Police Cable
Pencil Cost

Soft “g” words Hard “g” words


Cage Goat
Engine Game
Germs Goal
Danger Dragon
Giant Glue
Angel Glass
Gym Grass
Gentle Gas
Genius Good
Age Gum

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