For 6 years old young (Grade 1)

1st Bimester - NUMBERS

1. How many squares is there in the drawing below? ������
2. Mark the figure that is greater: D     D
3. Write one of the ten ciphers.
4. Write the greater of the ten ciphers.
5. Draw three squares.
   
   

1. Say how many balls there are into each box; following, add the two values.
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             .....   +   ..... = .....
   
2. Achieve the sums:
          a) 2         b) 4
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3. Obtain the sum in each case:
             a) 2+5+1=          b) 6+0+2=          c) 2+3+5=
   
4. The white balls represent lighted lamps, while the black ball are off lamps. Subtract of the total lamps the ones off. How many lighted lamps are there?
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5. Obtain the difference in each case:
   a) 8-5=          b) 9-2=          c) 6-3=
   
   

1. Joinning groups with four elements, how many groups are there and how many elements will rest?
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2. Paint a set of ten elements. ��������������
3. Write the sum of the tens and the unities.
   a) 64 = ... + ...          b) 39 = ... + ...          c) 18 = ... + ...          d) 47 = ... + ...
4. Write the cardinal number which corresponds to the ordinal:
   a) fifth (   )     b) third (   )      c) sixth (   )      d) fourth (   )
   
   
   
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5. Achieve the additions and subtractions:
   a) 30 + 40 =        b) 60 + 20 =        c) 35 + 13 =        d) 47 - 26 =        e) 74 - 62 =
   
   

1. Complete:
          J 6 times 2 is equal to ...         
          J 5 times 3 is equal to ...         
          J 7 times 1 is equal to ...         
          J 4 times 5 is equal to ...         
          J 2 times 10 is equal to ...
2. Effectuate:
          % 3 � 7 =          
          % 8 � 5 =          
          % 3 � 4 =          
          % 9 � 2 =
3. Complete:
          � 12:3 =          
          � 8:4 =          
          � 14:7 =          
          � 9:3 =
4. Obtain:
   a) The half of 16           b) The half of 10           c) The half of 4           d) The half of 20
5. John has 24 apples and he wants to divide into six box. How many apples will John put in each box?