Teacher's Guide Module 1 - Maths Excellence
Teacher's Guide Module 1 - Maths Excellence
Teacher's Guide Module 1 - Maths Excellence
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.......................ACTIVITY 1.9<br />
This activity is meant to help consolidate the knowledge gained through earlier work.<br />
.....................ACTIVITY 1.10<br />
Learners will only be able to answer the questions if they have developed a proper<br />
understanding of the work. It is important for them to know how to do the work.<br />
.....................ACTIVITY 1.11<br />
This exercise will provide an indication of how well the learners understand millions, as<br />
well as the value of each number/figure or digit? If they find the exercise difficult to do, the<br />
pronunciation of numbers should be repeated, and they should focus again on the value<br />
and place value or digits in the number.<br />
.....................ACTIVITY 1.12<br />
This activity indicates to learners that numbers can be written in different ways. Stress<br />
that the number is multiplied by itself as many times as indicated by the small figure,<br />
and NOT multiplied by the small figure.<br />
.....................ACTIVITY 1.13<br />
This involves revision of rounding off. Learners should use their acquired knowledge to<br />
round off to the nearest 1 000.<br />
.....................ACTIVITY 1.14<br />
This presents an opportunity to improve mental calculation skills. Educators could set a<br />
fixed period of time for the activity.<br />
.....................ACTIVITY 1.15<br />
This activity is meant to be revision of work completed in Grade 5. Ensure that learners<br />
are well acquainted with the differences.<br />
.....................ACTIVITY 1.16<br />
Learners are introduced to palindromes. Ensure that they understand the concept and<br />
provide further examples, if necessary.<br />
.....................ACTIVITY 1.17<br />
This activity involves revision of the properties of 0 and 1.<br />
.....................ACTIVITY 1.18<br />
A considerable amount of time could be allowed for this, as learners frequently struggle to<br />
apply the principles correctly. Many more examples could be provided to ensure that this<br />
is properly consolidated.