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Teaching Guide지도서 — 100까지의 수와 20 이내 계산

Numbers to 100

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Counting · Number words · Facts within 20 · goes with “Lia's Maths Book – Year 1 Review”

This guide helps Lia practise the Year 1 number work at home. It explains each part in easy English, with things to say, questions to ask, and games to play.

The most important word in this guide is again. Counting and number facts become easy only with short, happy practice, many times.

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Made by Lia's dad with the help of AI. It follows the Year 1 Number programme in the National Curriculum for England (place value, and addition and subtraction), which Lia's school follows. It is home practice, not official school material.

What Year 2 expects from Year 1

Five things from Year 1. This guide has one topic for each.

Year 1 goal (National Curriculum)What it meansTopic
count forwards and backwards to and across 100Say numbers in order, up and down, from any number, and past 100 (… 99, 100, 101 …).1
read and write numbers to 100 in numeralsRead 47 and write 47 when someone says “forty-seven”. Know tens and ones.2
count in 2s, 5s and 10s2, 4, 6, 8 … / 5, 10, 15 … / 10, 20, 30 … and back again.3
write numbers 1 to 20 in wordsRead and spell one, two, three … twenty.4
addition and subtraction facts within 20Know facts like 8 + 7 = 15 and 15 − 7 = 8 quickly.5
  • count forwards and backwards to and across 100What it meansSay numbers in order, up and down, from any number, and past 100 (… 99, 100, 101 …).Topic1
  • read and write numbers to 100 in numeralsWhat it meansRead 47 and write 47 when someone says “forty-seven”. Know tens and ones.Topic2
  • count in 2s, 5s and 10sWhat it means2, 4, 6, 8 … / 5, 10, 15 … / 10, 20, 30 … and back again.Topic3
  • write numbers 1 to 20 in wordsWhat it meansRead and spell one, two, three … twenty.Topic4
  • addition and subtraction facts within 20What it meansKnow facts like 8 + 7 = 15 and 15 − 7 = 8 quickly.Topic5

Year 1 goals: from the National Curriculum in England, mathematics programmes of study (Year 1). Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Why is this important?

In Year 2, every lesson uses these skills. For example, adding 38 + 5 needs counting across 40, and bonds to 10. If these skills are quick and easy, Lia can think about the new idea, not the counting.

Lia probably knows the maths. Now she needs it in English.

Children in Korea learn numbers to 100 and adding within 20 in Grade 1. So the maths is probably not new for Lia. What may be new is doing it in English: counting out loud quickly in English, reading and spelling English number words, and understanding English questions.

So in this guide, speaking and listening are as important as writing. Count out loud together every day.

The repeat plan (15 minutes a day)

MinutesWhat to doWhere
3Count out loud. One kind each day: forwards across 100, backwards, 2s, 5s, 10s.Topic 1 and 3 games, or the Counting machine on the web page
8One Daily Practice page. Lia works. You sit with her and ask questions.Workbook: Daily Practice 1–10
2Check together. Count the score. Colour the stars on the tracker.Answers: at the back of the workbook. Tracker: How to use this book
2One quick game from this guide or the web page.“Games” in each topic
  • 3What to doCount out loud. One kind each day: forwards across 100, backwards, 2s, 5s, 10s.WhereTopic 1 and 3 games, or the Counting machine on the web page
  • 8What to doOne Daily Practice page. Lia works. You sit with her and ask questions.WhereWorkbook: Daily Practice 1–10
  • 2What to doCheck together. Count the score. Colour the stars on the tracker.WhereAnswers: at the back of the workbook. Tracker: How to use this book
  • 2What to doOne quick game from this guide or the web page.Where“Games” in each topic

Daily Practice 1 (workbook) →

The tracker: How to use this book (workbook) →

The Counting machine and games: Number Games →

OrderPlan
FirstLearn Topics 1–3 with the workbook. Start Daily Practice 1–3.
NextLearn Topics 4–5. Daily Practice 4–8.
ThenDaily Practice 9–10. Then start again from Daily Practice 1 (print new copies).
After thatDaily Practice again. Try to beat the first score. Use the web page games for extra practice.
  • FirstPlanLearn Topics 1–3 with the workbook. Start Daily Practice 1–3.
  • NextPlanLearn Topics 4–5. Daily Practice 4–8.
  • ThenPlanDaily Practice 9–10. Then start again from Daily Practice 1 (print new copies).
  • After thatPlanDaily Practice again. Try to beat the first score. Use the web page games for extra practice.
How to know Lia is ready:

she can count across 100 both ways without stopping, and she scores 34 or more out of 37 on two Daily Practice pages in a row. Then practise 2–3 times a week to keep it fresh.

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