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Knowing our numbers
Comparing numbers
Writing Numbers
Indian and international system in numeration
Estimating numbers
Estimating sum difference and Product
Simplification using brackets
Roman numerals
Whole numbers
Whole Numbers on Number line
Properties of whole numbers
Playing with numbers
Prime and Composite Numbers
Divisibility Rules
Factors and Multiples
Prime Factorisation
HCF
LCM
Relation between LCM and HCF
Basic geometrical Ideas
Points, Lines and line segment
Circles
Curves and angles
Polygons and their types
Understanding Elementary Shapes
Measuring Line segments
Angles and their Types
Classification of Triangles
Classification of quadrilaterals
Cubes and cuboids
3D shapes
Integers
Understanding Integers
Introduction to Integers
Operations on Integers on number line
Fractions
Fractions and their clasification
Equivalent fractions
Addition of Fractions
Decimals
Decimals and fractions
Comparing decimal numbers
Addition and subtraction of decimals
Data handling
Collection and clasification of data
Orgnisation and Representing data
Pictographs
Bar graphs
Mensuration
Perimeter of plane figures
Area of plane figures
Algebra
Variables and their uses
Writing Algebraic Expressions
Algebraic equation
Ratio and Proportion
Ratio
Proportions
Unitary Method
Symmetry
Introduction to Symmetry
Reflection
Practical Geometry
Construction of a line segment
Construction of Angles
Construction of Perpendiculars
Sample Paper
Playing with numbers
Learn to find out the factors and multiples of whole numbers. Find out about prime and composite numbers. Check the divisibility of a number by numbers 2, 5, 10, 36 etc. Know about prime factorisation and its use in computing LCM and HCF of two numbers. Study the relation between LCM and HCF of numbers.
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