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🧮 MATH (40 Lessons) • [Track label, e.g., 🔵 C. Time and Measurement]
I can [student-friendly statement of the skill — e.g., compare weights or volumes using words like heavier, lighter, more, less].
[Paragraph 1: Say what the concept is in very simple words — e.g., what it means to be heavier or lighter, more or less, greater or smaller.]
Worked examples
[Example 1 in words: “If one box pushes the scale down more, it is heavier.”]
[Example 2 in words: “If a container shows more filled marks, it holds more.”]
[Tip note: tell students exactly what to look at: e.g., which bar is taller, which jug has more, which tick is further to the right on a number line.]
Concept visual: [Describe or draw a simple picture here: e.g., two boxes on a scale, two jugs with different fill lines.]
Read each short story or comparison. Then drag the cards into the boxes in the correct order or place. Chips stay in their own question.
1) [DnD story or prompt for question 1.]
[Extra line if needed: which cards to use, what order, which answer to build.]
2) [DnD story or prompt for question 2.]
For each question, read the clue and tap the card or cards that match. Some questions have more than one correct answer.
1) [Tap-grid prompt 1: e.g., Tap the container that holds the most water.]
Use the number line or timeline to answer each question. Tap the tick that shows the correct number, measurement, or time.
1) [Numberline prompt 1: e.g., Tap the tick that shows 20 ml.]
Answer each question about [key concepts: e.g., weight / volume / time]. You can look back at the examples above if you need help.
1) [Question 1 text]
2) [Question 2 text]
3) [Question 3 text]
4) [Question 4 text]
5) [Question 5 text]
6) [Question 6 text]
7) [Question 7 text]
8) [Question 8 text]
9) [Question 9 text]
10) [Question 10 text]
11) [Question 11 text]
12) [Question 12 text]
13) [Question 13 text]
14) [Question 14 text]
15) [Question 15 text]