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Class II - Mathematics


                      Learning Out Comes              Resources         Week wise Suggestive Activities

               1)Remedial Practices                   ·  state         Week-1 and Week-2
               ·  students will be able to identify      textbook      To  make  the  students  to  do  the
                  different objects by observing the                   following activities individually or in
                  contextual pictures and explain     ·  SCERT         groups or in elders support
                  the terms like small-big, long-        website      ·  to make students to observe the
                  short, fat-thin, in-out, on-under,                     pictures  with  context  of  their
                  more-less etc.                      ·  SLIM cards      surroundings find make students to
               ·  Students will be able to compare                       give examples to in-out ,on-under,
                  different objects  like small-big,                     fat-thin, big-small, more-less, deep-
                  long-short, fat-thin, in-out, on-                      high etc and distinguish.
                  under, more-less etc.                               ·  to make the students to identify and
               ·  students will be able to distinguish                   compare the small-big, short-tall,
                  2D figures based on their                              thin-fat,  deep-high   etc    and
                  properties.                                            understand these sums.
               ·   students will be able to count and                 ·  to  make  the  students  to  observe  2D
                  recognize , read and write the                         and 3d objects and classify the
                  numbers 1-99 and also tells tens                       objects as for their properties and
                  and ones in 10-99.                                     make them to discuss id groups or
               ·  students able to add and subtract                      individually or elders support.
                  numbers whose sum does not                          ·  to make the students to count,
                  exceeds 20 and difference less                         recognize and write the numbers 1-9
                  than 1 horizontally and vertically.                    and 10-99 (in tens and ones).
               ·  students will be able to recognize                  ·  to make the students to solve the
                  various denominations of                               problems of number concepts of 1-99
                  currency and to put together                           numbers.
                  smaller  amounts of money.                          ·  to make the students to add and
               ·  students will be able to represent                     subtract numbers horizontally and
                  the value of given money with                          vertically.
                  currency notes and coins.                           ·  to make the students to understand
               ·  students able to tell the morning,                     and    compare     the   different
                  noon, evening, night based on the                      dimensions of currency.
                  timings to observe the contextual                   ·  ask the students to compare span,
                  situations.                                            cubit, foot and decide the greater
               ·  students able to compare the                           measurement.
                  lengths of different objects                        ·  ask the students to lift various
                  measured using non standard                            things/objects  make    them   to
                  units like foot, cubit, span etc.                      understand which are heavier and





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