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Read numbers in community contexts
Interpret numbers shown in cleanliness, population or resource situations.
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The Cleanest Village
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2
Use addition and subtraction for planning
Solve community-planning problems with addition and subtraction.
3
Use repeated groups in real contexts
Model repeated quantities such as bins, teams or houses.
4
Read simple tables from community data
Interpret tables about waste, water, people or tasks.
5
Estimate resources needed
Estimate counts and quantities for a class or village task.
6
Choose operations for word problems
Decide whether to add, subtract, multiply or compare.
7
Check fairness in distribution
Reason about fair sharing of tasks or resources.
8
Apply maths to cleanliness and civic habits
Use mathematical thinking to plan clean and healthy surroundings.
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