FP-Mathematics Gr1-3 PDF

FOREWORD
The Department of Basic Education has pleasure in releasing a subject exemplar booklet
for School Based Assessment (SBA) to assist and guide teachers with the setting and
development of standardised SBA tasks and assessment tools. The SBA booklets have
been written by teams of subject specialists to assist teachers to adapt teaching and
learning methods to improve learner performance and the quality and management of
SBA.
The primary purpose of this SBA exemplar booklet is to improve the quality of teaching
and assessment (both formal and informal) as well as the learner’s process of learning
and understanding of the subject content. Assessment of and for learning is an ongoing
process that develops from the interaction of teaching, learning and assessment. To
improve learner performance, assessment needs to support and drive focused, effective
teaching.
School Based Assessment forms an integral part of teaching and learning, its value as a yardstick of effective quality
learning and teaching is firmly recognised. Through assessment, the needs of the learner are not only diagnosed for
remediation, but it also assists to improve the quality of teaching and learning. The information provided through quality
assessment is therefore valuable for teacher planning as part of improving learning outcomes.
Assessment tasks should be designed with care to cover the prescribed content and skills of the subject as well as
include the correct range of cognitive demand and levels of difficulty. For fair assessment practice, the teacher must
ensure that the learner understands the content and has been exposed to extensive informal assessment opportunities
before doing a formal assessment activity.
The exemplar tasks contained in this booklet, developed to the best standard in the subject, is aimed to illustrate best
practices in terms of setting formal and informal assessment. Teachers are encouraged to use the exemplar tasks as
models to set their own formal and informal assessment activities.
MR HM MWELI
DIRECTOR-GENERAL
DATE:
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The Programme of Assessment (POA) for Grades 1 to 3 is aligned to the Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statement (CAPS). The POA for each term includes
exemplar Assessment frameworks which give an overview of the skills and concepts which should be assessed in each term. Assessment frameworks are
useful tools for planning an assessment task or an activity and must not be limited to written tests only. Assessment frameworks should enable the teacher to
identify the following the:
 content, knowledge, concepts and skills that need to be assessed;

 forms of assessment that will be relevant for the assessment activity;
 design of the activity (questions and cognitive levels);
 recording tools that will be used; and
 resources that can be used for the assessment task.
The assessment tasks for each term has been repackaged into an Assessment Framework which gives a comprehensive overview of the concepts/skills to be assessed, the
forms of assessment and the assessment tools to be used as well as an indication of when the assessment activities should be done. Assessment tasks in Mathematics need to
include activities and exercises that are not language based, and not reading dependent, to reflect the real abilities of these learners. However, cognisance should also be taken
of what is being assessed. Certain knowledge and skills are best assessed with particular forms of assessment. Different forms of assessments are appropriate to assess the
skills and concepts necessary for different topics.
The Assessment Framework gives an overview of the concepts and skills to be assessed in all five topics in each term. The activities cover both Assessment for
learning ( informal assessment) and Assessment of learning (formal assessment) for the term. However, not everything in the curriculum needs to be formally
assessed or formally reported on. Numbers, Operations and Relationships make up 65%; 60% and 58% of Mathematics in Grades 1 – 3 respectively. This means
that about 60% of the formal assessment each term and for the year should be focused on Numbers, Operations and Relationships.
The formal assessment activities should not be seen as a single event or test. Some of the criteria can be assessed at the same time, but others will be assessed
at different times. For example, if learners’ skip counting skills are being assessed, their ability to do the following could be assessed in the same exercise or event:
 Complete counting sequences

 Say ,read and write number symbols
 Counting forward and backward in multiples of 10s,5s,2s etc .
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The formal assessment should reflect a variety of forms of assessment such as oral, practical observation and written activities. These may be short activities that are
aggregated to make up a task that are completed over a few sessions. Assessment activities should be done in many ways to ensure that each learner is able to demonstrate
what he or she has learnt, knows and can do through:
 one-on-one engagements with the teacher with respect to Mental Mathematics, rapid recall of number bonds, verbalising a problem solving strategy, an
oral response to a Mathematics poster;
 practical activity (sorting out concrete objects according size, shape, quantity, etc.);
 completing a written activity independently;
 individual response to problem solving.
For example, if an assessment task includes both solving problems by grouping or sharing, and assessing learners’ ability to measure capacity; it is more likely
that these aspects of Mathematics will be assessed at different times and in different ways.
The forms of assessment used should be age and developmentally appropriate. Formal assessments must cater for a range of cognitive levels and abilities of learners.
When planning and implementing an assessment activity the teacher should ensure that:
 the content, concepts and skills that are being assessed are aligned to curriculum and are grade appropriate;
 the content, skills and concepts have already been taught and different examples are used for the assessment activity;
 differentiated assessment practices should be used to accommodate all ability levels and learning styles;
 resources are available for learners to enable them to complete the activity;
 the evidence is recorded (checklists, rubrics, learner’s class work books, worksheets, etc.);
 scores are recorded and are aggregated to inform the learner’s achievement level in each term,
 follow up interventions for under-performing learners and enrichment activities for top performing are catered for .
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IMPLEMENTATION OF SOUTH AFRICAN SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
(SA-SAMS)
The weightings in the CAPS will be used to inform the implementation of SA-SAMS in Grades 1 to 3. Table 2 indicates the weightings to be used in SASAMS.
TABLE 2: IMPLEMENTATION OF SA-SAMS AND WEIGHTING OF CONTENTS AREAS

Weightings per Content Area SA-SAMS weightings
Content Area
Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3
Numbers, Operations and Relationships 65% 60% 58% 65% 60% 58%
Patterns, Functions and Algebra 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10%
Space and shape 11% 13% 13% 11% 13% 13%
Measurement 9% 12% 14% 9% 12% 14%
Data Handling 5% 5% 5% 5% 5% 5%
Aggregate Term 1: 25% Term 2: 25% Term 3: 25% Term 4: 25%
Table 3 gives an overview of the number of the suggested activities which should be assessed formally in each of the five Content Areas in Terms 1 to 4 in each
grade. This mapping will inform the capturing of the assessment data on SASAMS for Mathematics in Grades 1 to 3.
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TABLE 3 : Overview of the Programme of Assessment: Suggested Recordings for SASAMS
Grade 1
Content areas Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4
Numbers Operations 2 Orals and 1 Practical 2 Orals and Practicals 3 Orals and 2 Practicals 1 Oral and Practical
and Relationships 1 Written 1 Written 1 Written 1 Written
Patterns, Functions 1 Oral and practical 1 Oral and practical 1 Oral and practical
1 Written
and Algebra 1 Written: 1 Written 1 Written
1 Oral and Practical
Space and Shape 1 Oral and Practical 1 Oral and Practical 1 Oral and Practical
1 Written
Measurement 1 Oral and Practical 1 Oral and Practical 1 Oral and Practical 1 Oral and Practical
Data Handling 1 Oral and Practical 1 Written 1 Oral and Practical 1 Written
Grade 2
Numbers Operations 1 Oral 3 Orals and 2 Practicals 2 Orals and Practicals 2 Orals
Patterns, Functions 1 Oral and practical
1 Written 1 Written 1 Written
and Algebra 1 Written
1 Oral and Practical 1 Oral and Practical
Space and Shape 1 Oral and Practical 1 Written
1 Written 1 Written
1 Oral and Practical
Measurement 2 Orals and Practicals 1 Written 1 Written
1 Written
Data Handling 1 Written 1 Written 1 Written 1 Written
5
Grade 3
Numbers Operations 2 Orals and 1 Practical 3 Orals and 1 Practical 2 Orals and 1 Practical 2 Orals
Patterns, Functions 1 Oral 1 Oral
1 Written 1 Written
and Algebra 1 Written 1 Written
1 Oral and Practical 1 Oral and Practical
Space and Shape 1 Written 1 Written
1 Written 1 Written
2 Orals and Practicals 1 Oral and Practical
Measurement 1 Written 1 Written 1 Written
1 Written
Data Handling 1 Written 1 Written 1 Written 1 Written
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Grade 1
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Mathematics: Programme of Assessment: Grade 1 : Term 1
Content Form of Assessment Date to be Date
Skills and knowledge assessed Score
Area Assessment Tool completed completed
Counting Rubric 5
 Counts out 10 objects reliably, saying the names in sequence
By end of the
 Count forwards and backwards in ones from any number between 1 and 20 Oral
Term
Mental Maths Checklist n/a
Numbers, Operations and Relationships
 Compare numbers up to 10 and say which is 1 and 2 more or less.

Order Numbers
 Describes, and orders numbers to 5 from smallest to greatest and greatest to smallest 5
(using a number line)
Number symbols and names
 Writes number symbols up to 5 Class work
5
 Recognises and identifies number names up to 5 Written book/ By week 8
 Compares a collection of objects, more than, less than, is equal to Worksheet
Context Free Calculations
 Adds up to 5
5
 Subtracts from 5 (no operational symbols) using techniques like drawing and concrete
number line
Solve Problems in Context Oral and By end of the
 Solves word problems in context and explains own solution to problems involving Checklist n/a
Practical Term
addition, subtraction, repeated addition, equal sharing and grouping with answers up to 5
Geometric Patterns
Oral and By end of the
Patterns, Functions
 Copies, extends and describes in words simple patterns made with physical objects, by Checklist n/a
Practical Term
drawings
& Algebra
Number Patterns Class work

 Copy, extend and describe simple number sequences to at least 20. ( counting forward Written book/ 5 By Week 8
and backward) Worksheet
Position and direction Oral and By end of the

Rubric 5
Shap
Spac
 Describes the position of one object in relation to another using language such as next
e&
Practical Term
to, on top of etc.
8
 Follows directions and instructions to place one object in relation to another.
3D objects
 Describes, sorts and compares 3-D objects in terms of size, colour Checklist n/a
 Recognises and names 3-D objects - ball shapes (spheres), box shapes (prisms)
Time
 Orders regular events Daily Routine
 Describes when something happens using language e.g. morning, afternoon, night,
early, late Checklist n/a
Telling the time
 Names and sequence days of week and months of year
Measurement
Time
 Orders regular events Daily Routine Oral and
 Describes when something happens using language e.g. morning, afternoon, night, Practical
Checklist n/a By end of the
early, late
Term
Telling the time
 Names and sequence days of week and months of year
Mass - non-standard measures
 Measures and compares mass of three or more objects.: Uses language heavy/light; Rubric 5
lighter, heavier
 Collects and sorts everyday physical objects according to criteria given by teacher
Oral and
handling
Represents data
Data-
Practical Checklist n/a

 Draws a picture of the sorted objects and describes the sorted collection
Teacher note:
Grade 1 learners cannot be expected to do a long written activity. The written activities may be divided into 2 or 3 smaller parts and done in small groups . Written activities
should include at least 1 example of each skill/concept and should be done in a worksheet format. The skills to be assessed in a written format should be done in 1
worksheet for Numbers, Operations and Relationships and Patterns. For Word problems refer to the problem types in CAPS Pages 45-46.
TOTAL SCORE 35
Scores will be captured on SASAMS. The score will be converted to a percentage to indicate level 1-7 for the report card.
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9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
11
10
• - almost
 - not yet
Names of learners
- achieved
Date
Count forwards and backwards in ones from
any number between 1 and 20
Mental Maths: Compare numbers up to 10 and

say which one and 2 more or less
Solves word problems in context and explains
Relationships
own solution to problems involving addition,

Numbers, Operations &
subtraction, repeated addition, equal sharing and

grouping with answers up to 5
Copies, extends and describes in words simple

patterns made with physical objects, by drawings
Patterns,
Functions
& Algebra
3D objects
10
Describes, sorts and compares 3-D objects in
terms of size, colour
Recognises and names 3-D objects - ball
Space & Shape
shapes (spheres), box shapes (prisms)
Orders regular events Daily Routine
Describes when something happens using

language e.g. morning, afternoon, night, early,
Mathematics: GRADE 1: TERM 1: Checklist
late
Names and sequences days of week and

Measurement
months of year
Measures length, width or height using informal

measures: Uses language to talk about the
comparison
Collects and sorts everyday physical objects

according to criteria given by teacher
Data-
handling
Draws a picture of the sorted objects and

describes the sorted collection
Comments
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
12
11
10
Names of learners
Score
Date
Oral and Practical : Counting
5
Counts out 10 objects reliably, saying
the names in sequence
Written : Order Numbers

5
Describes, and orders numbers to 5
Written: Number symbols and

names Writes number symbols up to
5
5, Recognises and identifies number

names up to 5
Written: Context Free Calculations

Numbers, Operations & Relationships
Adds up to 5, Subtracts from 5 (no

5
operational symbols) using techniques

like drawing and concrete number line
11
20
Total
Written : Number Patterns
Copy, extend and describe simple
5
number sequences to at least 20.

Patterns,
Functions
& Algebra
( counting forward and backward)
Oral and Practical Position &direction

Describes the position of one object in
relation to another
5
Follows directions and instructions to

place one object
Space & Shape
in relation to another.
Oral and Practical : Mass

5
Measures and compares mass of

three or more objects
Measurement
Mathematics: GRADE 1: TERM 1: Scores using rubrics and written recording – Recording Sheet
Comments
Mathematics: Grade 1 :Term 1 Suggested Rubrics
Activity (oral) 1 2 3 4 5
Counts out 10 objects reliably, Counts out 2-3 objects, Counts out 4-5 objects, saying Counts out 6-7 objects, saying the Counts out 8-9 objects reliably, Counts out 10 objects
saying the names in sequence. saying the names in the names in sequence. names in sequence. saying the names in sequence. reliably, saying the
sequence. Counts number names in sequence
by saying them randomly. with speed and
accuracy.
Space & Shape

Activity (practical) 1 2 3 4 5
Follows directions and instructions Able to point out objects Follows directions and . Follows directions and Follows directions and Follows directions and
to place one object in relation to mentioned but does not have instructions to place one object in instructions to place one object in instructions to place one object instructions to place
another. Describes at least 4 the language to describe the relation to another and describes relation to another and describes 2 in relation to another and one object in relation
positions of one object in relation positional relationship or 2 of 4 positions of the object of 4 positions of the object using describes 3 of 4 positions of to another and
to another using language such as follow the instructions. using language correct language the object using correct describes 4 positions
next to, on top, under, in front language of the object using
correct language
Measurement
Mass - non-standard measures Needs support to identify Measures mass of three objects Measures and compares mass of Measures and compares mass Measures and
Measures & compares mass of and use language to but needs support with language three or more objects and knows of three or more objects and compares mass of
three or more objects & knows & compare heavy/light etc to talk about 1 of 4 comparisons and uses language to talk about 2 knows and uses language to three or more objects
uses language to talk about 4 of 4 comparisons talk about 3 of 4 comparisons and knows and uses
comparisons language correctly language correctly to
heavy/light; lighter, heavier talk about 4
comparisons
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Counting
 Counts out objects reliably to 20
 Counts forwards and backwards in 1s between 1 up to 50
Checklist n/a By end of the
 Counts forwards in multiples of 10s and 5s up to 50 Oral
Term
Mental Maths
 Compare numbers up to 10 and say which is 1 and 2 more or less
 Practise number bonds to 5
Number Concept Development
 Write number symbols 1 to 10 Class work
Written book/ 5 By Week 8
 Write number names 1 to 10

 Uses language to describe relative size of numbers: before, after, between Worksheet
 Orders numbers 1 – 10 from smallest to greatest
 Recognise, identify and read number symbols 1 to 50 By end of
Oral Checklist n/a
 Compares the size of numbers up to 10 using language e.g. more than, fewer than etc. Term
Solve Problems in context
 Involving addition, subtraction with answers up to 10 using one of the following:
- apparatus & - drawings Class work 5 By Week 8
Written
- number lines book/
(at least 1 addition and subtraction word problem to be formally assessed in the Term) Worksheet
 Equal sharing and grouping with whole numbers up to 10 and with answers that may Practical By end of
include remainders using: Checklist n/a
Term
- apparatus & drawings
Calculations (Context free)
 Does addition up to 10
 Does subtraction from any number 10 or fewer Class work
 Does repeated addition to 10 using one of the following ( apparatus & drawings)
Worksheet
 Write number sentence using +, -
Money By end of the

Practical Rubric 5
 Recognises South African currency coins 10c, 20, 50c, R1, R2; R5 Term
13
Geometric Patterns
Copy, extend and describe in words Oral, and By end of the
Checklist n/a
& Algebra
Functions  simple patterns made with physical objects practical Term
Patterns,
 simple patterns made by drawings lines, shapes or objects

Number Patterns
Class work book
 Completes number sequences of counting in 1’s up to 50 forwards and backwards Written 5 By Week 8
worksheet
 Completes number sequences of counting in 10’s up to 50 forwards and backwards
2 - D shapes
Rubric 5 By Week 8
Space &
 Identifies and names 2-D shapes - circles, triangles, squares Oral and
Shape
 Describes, sorts and compares 2-D shapes in terms of size, colour, straight, sides, round Practical By end of the
Checklist n/a
sides Term
Capacity/ volume
Estimates, measures, compares, orders and records the capacity of containers by using Rubric 5
non-standard measures using language full, empty etc
Measurement
Passing of time
 Compares lengths of time using language e.g. longer, shorter, faster, slower Oral and By end of the
 Sequences events using language such as yesterday, today, tomorrow Practical Term
Telling the time Checklist n/a
 Describes when something happens using language e.g. morning, afternoon, night,
early, late
 Names and sequences days of week and months of year
Represent sorted objects
handling
 Collects and sorts everyday physical objects. Class work book

Data-
 Draws a picture of the sorted objects and give reasons for how the collection was sorted Written 5 By Week 8
Worksheet
Teacher note:
Grade 1 learners cannot be expected to do a long written activity. The written activities may be divided into 2 or 3 smaller parts and done in small groups. Written activities
should include at least 1example of each skill/concept and should be done in a worksheet format. The skills to be assessed in a written format should be done in 1
worksheet for Numbers, Operations and Relationships , Patterns and Data Handling. For Word problems refer to the problem types in CAPS Pages 45-46.
TOTAL SCORE 40
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7
6
5
4
3
2
1
11
10
• - almost
 - not yet
Names of learners
- achieved
Date
Counts out objects reliably to 20
Counts forwards and backwards in 1s between

1 up to 50, Counts forwards in multiples of 10s
and 5s up to 50
Compare numbers up to 10 and say which is 1
and 2 more or less Practise number bonds to 5
Equal sharing and grouping with whole numbers

up to 10 and with answers that may include
remainders by one of the following:
- apparatus & - drawings
Recognise, identify and read number symbols 1

to 50, Compares the size of numbers up to 10
using language e.g. more than, fewer than etc.
15
Geometric Patterns
Copy, extend and describe in words
simple patterns made with physical objects
simple patterns made by drawings lines,
Patterns,
Functions
& Algebra
shapes or objects
Describes, sorts and compares 2-D shapes in

terms of size, colour, straight, sides, round

Shape
Space &
sides
Passing of time
Compares lengths of time using language e.g.
longer, shorter, faster, slower
Sequences events using language such as
yesterday, today, tomorrow
Telling the time

Measurement
Describes when something happens using

language e.g. morning, afternoon, night, early,
late, Names and sequences days of week and
months of year
Comments
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
12
11
10
Names of learners
Score
Date
5
Oral and Practical
Recognises South African currency coins
Written: Number Concept Development
Write number symbols 1 to 10, Write number
5
names 1 to 10, Uses language to describe
relative size of numbers: Orders numbers
Written: Calculations (Context free)
Does addition up to 10
Does subtraction from any number 10 or
5
fewer, Does repeated addition to 10 using

one of the following ( apparatus & drawings)
Relationships
Write number sentence using +, -

Numbers, Operations &
Written: Solve Problems in context

Involving addition, subtraction with answers
5
up to 10
20
16
Total
Written
Completes number sequences of counting
5
in 1’s up to 50 forwards and backwards

Patterns,
Functions
Completes number sequences of counting

& Algebra
in 10’s up to 50 forwards and backwards
Oral and Practical

5
2 - D shapes
Shape
Space &
Identifies and names 2-D shapes
Oral and Practical

5
Capacity/ volume
Estimates, measures, compares, orders and
Measurement
records the capacity of containers by using

non standard measures using language
Written
Collects and sorts everyday physical objects.
5
Data -
Draws a picture of the sorted objects and give

handling
reasons for how the collection was sorted

Comments
Money Is able to recognise 2 of the Recognises 3 of the 6 South Recognises 4 of the 6 South Recognises 5 of the 6 South Recognises the 6 of the
Recognises the 6 South African 6 South African currency African currency coins correctly African currency coins correctly African currency coins South African currency
currency coins 10c, 20, 50c, coins with support correctly coins correctly
R1, R2; R5
Space & Shape
2 - D shapes Is only able to identify a Identifies 2-D shapes - circles, Identifies and names 2-D shapes - Identifies and names 2-D and Identifies names and
Identifies and names 2-D circle triangles, squares but confuses circles, triangles, squares describes 2 properties describes 3 properties of 2-
shapes - circles, triangles, the names correctly shapes - circles, triangles, D shapes - circles, triangles,
squares squares correctly squares correctly
Measurement
Capacity/ volume Needs support to recognise Measures and compares the Estimates ,measures, and Estimates, measures and Estimates, measures,
Estimates, measures, the capacity of a container capacity of containers with compares the capacity of compares the capacity of compares, orders and
compares, orders and records that is full /empty support. containers correctly containers and using records the capacity of
the capacity of containers by language correctly to talk containers using language
using non-standard measures about comparisons correctly to talk about
using language full, empty etc comparisons
17
Counting
 Estimates and counts out objects reliably to 40 by using the strategy of grouping
Checklist n/a
 Counts forwards and backwards in Ones from any number between 0 and 80
 Counts forwards in multiples of 10s , 2s and 5s between 0 and 80
Mental Maths Oral By end of the
Rubric 5 Term
 Recalls addition and subtraction facts to 5
Number symbols and number names

 Recognises, identifies, reads and writes number names 1 to 10 Checklist n/a
 Reads number symbols 1 to 80
 Writes number symbols 1 to 20
Compares and orders numbers Class work
 Describe and order numbers: from smallest to greatest and greatest to smallest, before,
Worksheet
after, in the middle/ between using the number line 0 – 15
Place value By end of the
 Recognises the place value of numbers 11 to 15 Oral and
Checklist n/a Term
practical
 Decomposes two-digit numbers into ten and ones.
 involving addition, subtraction with answers up to 15 using one of the following:
apparatus, drawings, number lines supported by concrete and explain solutions Class work
to problems
Worksheet
 Solve word problems in context and explain own solution to problems involving repeated
addition with answers up to 15.
18
 Equal sharing and grouping with whole numbers up to 15 and with answers that may Oral and By end of the
Rubric 5
practical Term
include remainders by one of the following: apparatus & drawings
Context free calculations
 Does addition, repeated addition and subtraction up to 15 using one of the following: Class work
apparatus, drawings, number lines, doubling and halving
Worksheet
 Writes a number sentence using +, =
Geometric patterns Class work
 Copies, extends and describes in words simple patterns made with physical objects, by Written book/ 5
& Algebra
Functions
Patterns,
drawings lines, shapes or objects Worksheet

By Week 8
Number patterns
Oral and
 Copies, extends and describes simple number sequences Checklist n/a
Practical
 In 1s, 10s, 5s, 2s to at least 80
3-D objects
 Describes, sorts and compares 3-D objects in terms of: size / colour / objects that roll/ Rubric 5
Space &
Practical and By end of the

Shape
objects that slide

Oral Term
Symmetry
Checklist n/a
 Recognises and draws line of symmetry in 2-D geometrical and non-geometrical shapes.
Measurement
Length
 Estimates, measures, compares, orders and records length using non-standard Oral and By end of the
Rubric 5
measures Practical Term
 Uses language to talk about the comparison
handling
Collect and organise data Oral and By end of the

Data-
Checklist n/a
 Answers questions about data in pictograph Practical Term
Teacher note:
should include at least 1 example of each skill/concept and should be done in a worksheet format by Week 8 and the duration should be 30-40 minutes. The skills to be
assessed in a written format should be captured on 1 worksheet for Numbers, Operations and Relationships and Patterns. For Word problems refer to the problem types in
CAPS Pages 45-46.
TOTAL SCORE 50
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7
6
5
4
3
2
1
12
11
10
• - almost
 - not yet
Names of learners
- achieved
Date
Estimates and counts out objects reliably to 40
by using the strategy of grouping
Counts forwards and backwards in Ones from

Counts forwards in multiples of 10s , 2s and

5s between 0 & 80
Recognises, identifies, reads and writes

number names 1 to 10
Reads number symbols 1 to 80
Recognises the place value of numbers 11 to

15
20
Decomposes two-digit numbers into ten ones.
Copies, extends and describes simple number

sequences
In 1s, 10s, 5s, 2s to at least 80
Patterns,
Functions
& Algebra
Recognises and draws line of symmetry in 2-D

Shape
geometrical and non-geometrical shapes

Space &

records length using non-standard measures
Uses language to talk about the comparison
Measurement
Answers questions about data in pictograph

Data
handling
Comments
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
Names of learners
Score
Date
5
Oral: Mental Maths
Recalls addition and subtraction facts to 5
Written: Compares and orders numbers
Describe and order numbers: from smallest to
5
greatest and greatest to smallest, before, after, in
the middle/ between using the number line 0 – 15
Written: Solve Problems in context Involving

addition, subtraction with answers up to 15 using
one of the following: apparatus, drawings, number
lines supported by concrete and explain solutions
10
to problems
Solve word problems in context and explain own
solution to problems involving repeated addition
with answers up to 15.
Oral and Practical: Solve Problems in context

Equal sharing and grouping with whole numbers

5
up to 15 and with answers that may include

remainders by one
21
Written: Context free calculations
10
Does addition, repeated addition and subtraction

up to 15, Writes a number sentence using +, =
35
TOTAL
Oral and Practical : Geometric patterns
Copies, extends and describes in words simple
5
patterns made with physical objects, by drawings

Patterns,
Functions
& Algebra
lines, shapes or objects
Oral and Practical: 3-D objects

5

Shape
Space &
terms of: size / colour / objects that roll/ objects

that slide
Practical : Length
5
records length using non-standard measures

Uses language to talk about the comparison
Measurement
Comments
Mental Maths Recalls addition Does not recall addition Recalls addition facts to 2 with Recalls addition and subtraction Recalls addition and Recalls addition and
and subtraction facts to 5 facts hesitation facts to 3 correctly subtraction facts to 4 correctly subtraction facts to 5 correctly
and rapidly and rapidly
Activity (oral) 1 2 4 5
Solve Problems in context Needs support to do word Is able to solve word problems Is able to solve word problems Is able to solve word Is able to solve word problems
Equal sharing and grouping with problems involving sharing correctly involving equal correctly involving equal sharing problems correctly involving correctly involving equal
whole numbers up to 15 and and grouping up to 5 using sharing and grouping with and grouping with whole equal sharing and grouping sharing and grouping with
with answers that may include concrete apparatus whole numbers up to 8 using numbers up to 10 and with with whole numbers up to 12 whole numbers up to 15 and
remainders by one of the concrete apparatus numbers that may include and with numbers that may with numbers that may
following: apparatus & drawings remainders using concrete include remainders using include remainders using
apparatus concrete apparatus and apparatus drawings.
apparatus.
Space & Shape
3-D objects Is able to sort 3 D objects Describes, sorts and compares Describes, sorts and compares 3- Describes sorts and Describes, sorts and
Describes, sorts and compares according to size with 3-D objects in terms of size, D objects in terms of 3 properties compares 3-D objects in compares 3-D objects in terms
3-D objects in terms of 5 support colour , shape size , colour and shape terms of: 4 properties size, of 5 properties size, colour ,
properties namely size, shape, colour, shape, objects that objects that roll, objects that
colour , objects that roll/ objects roll. slide correctly
that slide
Measurement
Length Needs support to identify Measures length using informal Measures length and height using Measures length, width and Measures length, width and
Measures length, width or and use language to measures and knows and 1 -2 informal measures and knows height using informal height using informal
height using informal measures: compare short/long, tall etc. comparisons but needs support and uses language to talk about measures and knows and measures and knows and
Knows and uses language to to use the correct language to the 3 - 4 comparisons correctly uses language to talk about uses language correctly to talk
talk about 8 comparisons e.g. compare different lengths e.g. the 5-6 comparisons correctly about 7- 8 comparisons
long, short, tall, wide and short/long
longer, shorter, taller, wider
22
Counting
 Estimates and counts out objects reliably to 50 by using the strategy of grouping
 Counts forwards and backwards in Ones from any number between 0 and 100
Checklist n/a
 Compares numbers up to 20 and say which is more or less. Oral and
By end of the
Mental Mathematics practical
Term
 Number bonds to 10
 Counts forwards in 10s , 5s ,2s from any multiple of 10 between 0 and 100
Rubric 5
 Recognises, identifies, reads and writes number names 1 to 10.

 Reads number symbols 1 to 100. 5
 Writes number symbols 1 to 20.
Compare and order numbers
 Describes, compares and orders numbers to 20 according to smaller than, greater than,
more than, less than, is equal to before, after, in the middle/ between. 5
 Uses ordinal numbers to show order, place or position from first to tenth using the
number line 0 – 20.
Class work book
Place value Written By Week 8
Worksheet
 Recognises the place value of numbers 11 to 19. 5
 Decomposes two-digit numbers into ten and ones.
Problem solving
 Solves practical problems involving equal sharing and grouping with whole numbers up
to 20 and with answers that may include remainders by one of the following: apparatus , 5
drawings, number lines
 Money: Solve money problems involving totals and change to R20 and in cents up to 20c
Context free Calculation
 Addition and subtraction and repeated up to 20 using one of the following: apparatus, 5
drawing, building up and breaking down numbers, number lines, doubling and halving
23
& Algebra
Functions
Number patterns
Patterns,  Copies, extends and describes simple number sequences to at least 100 Written 5
 Completes number sequences of 10s , 5s ,2s from any multiple of 10 between 0 and 100
Class work
3-D objects and 2 D shapes book/ By Week 8
Describes, sorts and compares 3-D objects in terms of: size / colour / objects that roll / Worksheet
objects that slide
Space & Shape
Written 5
Symmetry
 Recognises and draws line of symmetry in 2-D geometrical and non-geometrical shapes.
2-D shapes Oral and

By end of the
 Recognises and names 2-D shapes circles, triangles, squares Practical Checklist n/a
Term
Telling the time
Rubric 5
Measurement
 Names and sequences days of week and months of year

Oral and
By end of the
Mass Practical n/a
Checklist Term
 Use language to talk about the comparison e.g. light, heavy, lighter, heavier
Class work
handling
Collect and organise data

Data-

 Analyses and Interprets data in a pictograph
Worksheet
Teacher note:
should include not more than 2 examples of each skill/concept and should be done in a worksheet format. The skills to be assessed in a written format should be done in 1
worksheet for Numbers, Operations and Relationships, Patterns, Shape and Space and Data Handling and the duration should be 30-40 minutes. For Word problems refer
to the problem types in CAPS Pages 45-46.
TOTAL SCORE 50
24
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
11
10
• - almost
 - not yet
Names of learners
- achieved
Date
Counting
Estimates and counts out objects reliably to
50 by using the strategy of grouping
Counts forwards and backwards in Ones from

Compares numbers up to 20 and say which is

more or less.
25
Mental Mathematics
Number bonds to 10
2-D shapes
Recognises and names 2-D shapes circles,
Shape
Space &
triangles, squares
Mass
Use language to talk about the comparison e.g.
light, heavy, lighter, heavier
Measurement
Comments
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
Names of learners
Score
Date
5
Oral: Counts forwards in 10s , 5s ,2s from any
multiple of 10 between 0 and 100
Written: Number symbols and number names
Recognises, identifies, reads and writes number
5
names 1 to 10. Reads number symbols 1 to 100.
Writes number symbols 1 to 20.
Written: Compare and order numbers
Describes, compares and orders numbers to 20
according to smaller than, greater than, more than,
5
less than, is equal to before, after, in the middle/
between. Uses ordinal numbers to show order,
place or position from first to tenth using the
number line 0 – 20.
Written: Place value
5
Recognises the place value of numbers 11 to 19.

Decomposes two-digit numbers into ten and ones.
Written: Problem solving
Solves practical problems involving equal sharing
and grouping with whole numbers up to 20 and
26
5
with answers that may include remainders by one

of the following: apparatus , drawings, number lines
Money: Solve money problems involving totals and
change to R20 and in cents up to 20c
Written: Context free Calculation
Addition and subtraction and repeated up to 20
5
using one of the following: apparatus, drawing,

building up and breaking down numbers, number
lines, doubling and halving
30
TOTAL
Written: Number patterns
Copies, extends and describes simple number
5
sequences to at least 100, Completes number

Patterns,
Functions
sequences of 10s , 5s ,2s from any multiple of 10

& Algebra
between 0 and 100
Written: 3-D objects

5

Shape
Space &
terms of: size / colour / objects that roll / objects

that slide
Practical: Telling the time

5
Names and sequences days of week and months

ment
Measure-
of year
Written: Collect and organise data

5
Data
Analyses and Interprets data in a pictograph

handling
Counts forwards in 10s ,5s , Counts forwards in 10s up Counts forwards in 10s and Counts forwards in 10s and 5s Counts forwards in 10s ,5s , Counts forwards in 10s ,5s , 2s
2s from any multiple of 10 to 60 with support 5s up to 70 from any multiple of 10 between 2s from any multiple of 10 from any multiple of 10
between 0 and 100 0 and 80 correctly between 0 and 90 correctly between 0 and 100 with speed
and accuracy
Measurement
Telling the time Knows the names of only a Knows the names of the days Knows the names and days of Knows the names and days of Names and sequences days of
Names and sequences days few days of the week of the week but confuses the week and months of year but week and months of year but week and months of the year
of week and months of the names of the months confuses the sequence of the confuses the sequence of the with speed and accuracy
year days and months months.
27
Grade 2
28
Estimate and count at least 100 everyday objects reliably
Count forwards and backwards in:
 5s from any multiple of 5 between 0 and 100
 2s from any multiple of 2 between 0 and 100 By the end of
Oral Checklist n/a
 10s from any multiple of 10 between 0 and 100 the term
Mental Maths: Recall addition and subtraction facts to 10

 Recognise, identify and read number symbols 0 to 200
 Write number symbols for the number values up to 100
 Write number names for the number symbols up to 25
 Compare and order whole numbers up to 25
Place value 10
 Decompose two-digit numbers of numbers 11 to 25 into multiples of 10 and ones/ units Class work
Context free calculations Written book/ By Week 8
 Addition and subtraction up to 20 Worksheet
Solves Problems in context solving
 Addition and subtraction up to 20
 Repeated addition with answers up to 20 10
 Grouping and sharing leading to division with whole numbers up to 20 that may include
remainders
Geometric patterns Class work
& Algebra
Functions
Patterns,
 Copy and extend simple patterns using physical objects and drawings By the end of
Written book/ 5
Number patterns the term
Worksheet
 Completes number sequences in multiples of 2’s, 5’s.10’s up to 100
3-D objects
Oral and
Space &
 Recognise and name 3-D objects in the classroom and in pictures – ball shapes
Shape
Rubric 5 By the end of

(spheres)/ box shapes (prisms) practical
the term
 Identify, sort and compare 3-D objects in terms of size/ objects that roll/ objects that slide
29
Telling the time
 Place birthdays, religious festivals, public holidays, historical events, school events on a
calendar Checklist n/a
Measurement
Tell 12-hour time in hours and half hours on analogue clocks Oral and By the end of
 Calculate length of time and passing of time using clocks to calculate length of time in Practical the term
hours or half hours
Length
 Estimate, measure, compare, order and record length using non-standard measures Rubric 5
Class work
handling
By the end of
Data-
 Represent data in pictograph with one-to-one correspondence and answer questions Written book/ 5
the term
Worksheet
Teacher note:
Written examples should include at least 1-2 examples of each skill/concept and should be done in a worksheet format. The written activities for Numbers, Operations and Relationships
Patterns and Data Handling should be done in 1 worksheet format and the duration should be 30-35 minutes. The written assessment should be mediated and done in small groups (1
group per day) For Word Problems refer to the problem types in CAPS pages 61 -62
TOTAL SCORE 40
30
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
13
12
11
10
• - almost
 - not yet
Names of learners
- achieved
Date
Estimate and count at least 100 everyday objects
reliably
Count forwards and backwards in: 5s from any



Mental Maths: Recall addition and subtraction

facts to 10
31
Recognise, identify and read number symbols
0 to 200
Recognise and name 3-D objects in the

classroom and in pictures – ball shapes
and
Space
Shape
(spheres)/ box shapes (prisms)

Place birthdays, religious festivals, public

holidays, historical events, school events on a
calendar
Tell 12-hour time in hours and half hours on
analogue clocks
Measurements
Calculate length of time and passing of time using

clocks to calculate length of time in hours or half
hours
Comments
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
12
11
10
Names of learners
Score
Date
Written: Write number symbols for the
number values up to 100,Write number
names for the number symbols up to 25
10
Written: Compare and order whole
numbers up to 25
Written: Context free calculations
Addition and subtraction up to 20
Written Solves Problems in context
solving : Addition and subtraction up to
20, Repeated addition with answers up
to , 20 . Grouping and sharing leading to
division with whole numbers up to 20
10
that may include remainders

Written Place value

Decompose two-digit numbers of
numbers 11 to 25 into multiples of 10
and ones/ units
20
Total
32
Written Geometric patterns: Copy and
extend simple patterns using physical
5
objects and drawings Number patterns

Patterns,
Functions
Completes number sequences in

& Algebra
multiples of 2’s, 5’s.10’s up to 100
3-D objects
Recognise and name 3-D objects in the
classroom and in pictures – ball shapes
5
(spheres)/ box shapes (prisms)

Identify, sort and compare 3-D objects in
Space & Shape
terms of size/ objects that roll/ objects

that slide
Length
Estimate, measure, compare, order and
5
record length using non-standard

measures
Measurement
Written Represent data in pictograph

5
with one-to-one correspondence and

Data
handling
answer questions
Mathematics: GRADE 2: TERM 1: Scores using rubrics and written recording– Recording Sheet
Comments
Space and Shape
3-D objects Attempts to sort 3 –D’s Is able Identify, sort and Is able Identify, sort and Is able Identify, sort and Is able Identify, sort and
Identify, sort and compare according to size. compare correctly: compare correctly: compare correctly: compare correctly:
3-D objects in terms of size/ 2 3-D objects in terms of size 3 3-D objects in terms of size 4 3-D objects in terms of 5 3-D objects in terms of size,
objects that roll/ objects that slide and objects that roll, size, objects that roll, and objects that roll, and objects that
(5 3 D objects) objects that slide slide
Measurement
Length Needs assistance to Able to estimate, measure, Confidently and correctly Confidently and correctly Confidently and correctly
Estimate, measure, compare, estimate, measure, compare, order and record estimates, measures, compares, estimates, measures, estimates, measures, compares,
order and record length using non- compare, order and record length using informal units to orders and records length using compares, orders and orders and records length using
standard measures length using informal units measure 2 objects non-standard measures to records length using non- non-standard measures to
to measure 1 object measure 3 objects standard measures to measure 5 objects
measure 4 objects
33
Estimate and count at least 150 everyday objects reliably
 1s from any number between 0 and 150
Checklist n/a
 5s from any multiple of 5 between 0 and 150 By the end of
Oral
 2s from any multiple of 2 between 0 and 150 the term
 Identify, recognise and read number symbols 0 to 150
Mental Mathematics
Rubric 5
 Recall addition and subtraction facts to 10
 Compare numbers to 50 and say which is 1/2/3/4 more/less Checklist n/a

Number Concept development
 Write number symbols of given number values up to 150
 Write number names up to 50 5
 Describe, compare and order numbers to 50
 Recognise place value of numbers 11 to 50
Solve word problems in context
 Addition and subtraction and explain own solution to problems involving addition and
subtraction with answers up to 50.
Class work 10
 repeated addition leading to multiplication with answers up to 30 Written book/ By Week 8
 problems involving equal sharing and grouping up to 30 with answers that may include Worksheet
remainders
Context free calculations
 Add to 50,
 Subtract from 50 10
 Multiply numbers 1 to 10 by 2 and 5
 Use appropriate symbols (+, −.×, =, )
 Doubling and halving,
34
Money
 Recognise and identify the South African coins 10c, 20c, 50c, R1, R2, R5, and bank Oral and
Checklist n/a
notes R10, R20, R50 Practical
Fractions Oral and Checklist n/a

 Equal sharing leading to solutions that include unitary fractions e.g. half Practical
Geometric patterns Oral and
 Describe in words simple patterns made with physical objects, drawings, of lines, shapes Checklist n/a By Week 8
Practical
& Algebra
Functions
Patterns,
or objects, groups of shapes are repeated in, exactly the same way
Number patterns Class work
 Copy, extend and describe simple number sequences to at least 150. By end of the
Written book/ 5
Term
 Counting forwards and backwards in: 2’s; 3’s and 4’s up to 150 Worksheet
Language of position Oral and By end of the
Checklist n/a
Space & Shape
 Describe the position of one object in relation to another Practical Term

2-D shapes
 Recognise and name 2-D shapes – circles/ triangles/ squares/ rectangles. Class work
Symmetry
Worksheet
 Recognise and draw line of symmetry in 2-D geometrical shapes.
Time Class work
Calculate length of time and passing of time Written book/ 5 By Week 8
Measurement
 Use clocks to calculate lengths of time in hours or half hours Worksheet

Mass
 Estimate, measure, compare, order and record mass using a balancing scale and non- Oral and By end of the
standard measures Rubric 5
Practical Term
 Use language to talk about the comparison e.g. light, heavy, lighter, heavier
Class work
handling
5 By Week 8
Data-
 Answer questions from a pictograph with one-to-one correspondence Written book/

Worksheet
Teacher note:
Patterns, Shape and Space, Measurement and Data Handling should done in 1 worksheet format and the duration should be 30-35 minutes. The written assessment should be mediated
and done in small groups (1 group per day) For Word Problems refer to the problem types in CAPS pages 61 -62
TOTAL SCORE 55
35
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
11
10
• - almost
 - not yet
Names of learners
- achieved
Date
Estimate and count at least 150 everyday objects
reliably

number between 0 and 150


Compare numbers to 50 and say which is 1/2/3/4
36
more/less
Money
Recognise and identify the South African coins
10c, 20c, 50c, R1, R2, R5, and bank notes R10,
R20, R50
Fractions
Equal sharing leading to solutions that include
unitary fractions e.g. half
Geometric patterns
Describe in words simple patterns made with
physical objects, drawings, of lines, shapes or
Patterns,
Functions
& Algebra
objects, groups of shapes are repeated in, exactly

the same way
Language of position
Describe the position of one object in relation to
Shape
Space &
another
Comments
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
12
11
10
Names of learners
Score
Date
Mental Mathematics
5
Recall addition and subtraction facts to 10
Number Concept development

Write number symbols of given number values
5
up to 150, Write number names up to 50
describe, compare and order numbers to 50
Recognise place value of numbers 11 to 50
Solve word problems in context (refer to
CAPS) ; Addition and subtraction and explain
own solution to problems involving addition and
subtraction with answers up to 50. Repeated
10
addition leading to multiplication with answers
up to 30. Problems involving equal sharing and
grouping up to 30 with answers that may include
remainders
Context free calculations: (CAPS)

Add to 50, Subtract from 50, Multiply numbers 1
10
to 10 by 2 and 5, Use appropriate symbols

(+,×, =, ), Use appropriate symbols
(+, −, =, ), Doubling and halving,
30
TOTAL
37
Written Number patterns
Copy, extend and describe simple number
5
sequences to at least 150. Counting forwards

Patterns,
Functions
& Algebra
and backwards in: 2’s; 3’s and 4’s up to 150
Written 2-D shapes

Recognise and name 2-D shapes – circles/
triangles/ squares/ rectangles.
5
Written Symmetry
Space & Shape
Recognise and draw line of symmetry in 2-D

geometrical shapes.
Written Time
Calculate length of time and passing of time
5
Use clocks to calculate lengths of time in hours

or half hours
Measurement
Mass
5
Estimate, measure, compare, order and record

mass using a balancing scale and non-standard
Written Answer questions from a pictograph

5
with
Data
handling
one-to-one correspondence
Comments
Mental Maths Recall addition facts with Recalls addition and subtraction Recalls addition and subtraction Recalls addition and Recalls addition and subtraction
Recall addition and subtraction support up to 1-2 facts up to to 3-4 with facts in the up to 5-6 correctly subtraction facts up to 7- 8 facts up to 9-10 correctly and
facts to 10 hesitation correctly rapidly
Measurement
Estimate, measure, compare, Needs support to measure Measures and compares the Estimates, measures and Estimates, measures and Estimates, measures and
order and record mass using a and compare the mass of 1 mass of 2 objects uses compares the mass of 3 objects compares the mass of 4 compares the mass of 5
balancing scale and non- object language to talk about the using language correctly to talk objects using language objects using language
standard measures comparisons (light/heavy) about the comparisons light, correctly to talk about the correctly to talk about the
Use language to talk about the heavy, lighter/ heavier comparisons light, heavy, comparisons light, heavy,
comparison e.g. light, heavy, lighter, heavier lighter, heavier, heaviest
lighter, heavier (5 objects)
38
Counting : Estimate and count at least 180 everyday objects reliably
 5s from any multiple of 5 between 0 and 180 Oral Checklist n/a By end of
 2s from any multiple of 2 between 0 and 180 Term
Mental Mathematics: Rapidly recall
Rubric 5
 Recall addition and subtraction facts to 15 Oral
 Identify, recognise and read number symbols up to 180
 Write number symbols 0 to 80
 Identify, recognise and reads number names 0 to 75
10
Describe, compare and order numbers up to 75
 Compare whole numbers and order whole numbers up to 75
Recognise place value of numbers 11 to 75 Class work
book/
 Decompose two-digit numbers into multiple of tens and ones/units Written By Week 8
Worksheet
 Identify and state the value of each digit
Context-free calculations
 Add to 75
 Subtract from 75 10
Multiply numbers 1 to 10 by 2, 5 and 3
Fractions
 Recognise fractions in diagrammatic form
 Write fractions as 1 half, 2 thirds
39
Money
 Solve money problems involving totals and change in cents up to 75c and rands to R75
 Explain own solution to problems involving addition and subtraction with answers up to
Class work 10
75. Written
book/
 Solve word problems in context and explain own solution to problems involving repeated Worksheet
addition and to multiplication with answers up to 40.
 Solve word problems in context and explain own solutions to problems that involve equal
sharing and grouping up to 75 with answers that may include remainders.
Geometric patterns
Patterns, Functions
 Copy, extend and describe a geometric pattern in which the same shapes occur, but the
number of each kind of shape increases in a predictable way
& Algebra
Class work 5
Number patterns: Copy, extend and describe simple number sequences to at least 180. Written book/ By Week 8
Counting forwards and backwards in: Worksheet
2-D-shapes
 Recognise, name and sort into shapes with straight sides and those with round sides.
e.g. Circles, triangles, squares and rectangles Oral and By end of the
Practical Checklist n/a Term
Position and directions
 Follow directions to move around the classroom
Space & Shape
 Match different views of the same everyday object
3-D Objects Class work
 Recognise and name 3-D objects: ball shapes, (spheres)/ box shapes (prisms)/ By the end of
Written book/ 5
cylinders the term
Worksheet
Features of objects
 Describe, sort and compare 3-D objects in terms of: size/ objects that roll/ objects that
slide
Time Class work
Measure
 Tell 12-hour time in hours, half hours and quarter hours on analogue clocks book/ By the end of
ment
Written 5
Calculate length of time and passing of time Worksheet the term
 Use clocks to calculate lengths of time in hours or half hours
40
Capacity/ Volume
 Compare, order and record the capacity of commercially packaged objects whose 5
capacity is stated in litres
Class work
handling
 Represent data in pictograph with 1-1 correspondence.
Data-
Written book/ 5
 Answer questions about data in pictograph with one-to-one correspondence.
Worksheet
Teacher note:
Patterns 1 worksheet format and the duration should be 30-35 minutes. The written activities for Space and Shape, Measurement and Data Handling should be done in another worksheet
and the duration should be 20-25 minutes. The written assessment should be mediated and done in small groups (1 group per day) For Word Problems refer to the problem types in
CAPS pages 61 -62
TOTAL SCORE 60
41
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
13
12
11
10
• - almost
 - not yet
Names of learners
- achieved
Date Estimate and count at least 180 everyday objects

reliably




42


more/less
Mathematics: GRADE 2: TERM 3 Checklist
2-D-shapes
Recognise, name and sort into shapes with
straight sides and those with round sides.
Space & Shape
Match different views of the same everyday

object
Comments
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
12
11
10
Names of learners
Score
Date
Mental Mathematics: Rapidly recall: Recall addition and
5
subtraction facts to 15, Compare numbers to 75 and say
which is 1/2/3/4 more/less
Written Number symbols and number names
Identify, recognise and read number symbols up to 180,
Write number symbols 0 to 80 Identify, recognise and reads
number names 0 to 75 Write number names 0 to 75
Written :Describe, compare and order numbers up to
10
75, Compare whole numbers and order whole numbers
up to 75
Written: Recognise place value of numbers 11 to 75
Decompose two-digit numbers into multiple of tens and
ones/units Identify and state the value of each digit
Written: Context-free calculations: Add to 75, Subtract
from 75, Multiply numbers 1 to 10 by 2, 5 and 3
10
Fractions: Recognise fractions in diagrammatic form

Write fractions as 1 half, 2 thirds
Written Solve money problems involving totals and change
in cents up to 75c and rands, Problems involving addition

and subtraction with answers up to 75. Solve word problems
in context and explain own solution to problems involving
10
repeated addition and to multiplication with answers up to

40. Solve word problems in context and explain own
43
solutions to problems that involve equal sharing and
grouping up to 75 with answers that may include remainders
35
TOTAL
Written Geometric patterns: Copy, extend and describe
a geometric pattern , Number Patterns Counting forwards
5
and backwards in: 3s and 4s up to 180, 3s from any multiple

Patterns,
Functions
of 3 between 0 and 180, 4s from any multiple of 4 between

& Algebra
0 and 180eometric pattern in which the same shapes occur
Written Language of position: Match different views

of the same everyday object
5
Written 3-D Objects: Recognise and name 3-D objects:

ball shapes, (spheres)/ box shapes (prisms)/ cylinders,
Space & Shape
Features of objects: Describe, sort and compare 3-D

objects in terms of: size/ objects that roll/ objects that slide
Written Time, Tell 12-hour time in hours, half hours and

quarter hours on analogue clocks, Calculate length of
5
time and passing of time, Use clocks to calculate lengths

of time in hours or half hours
Written Capacity/ Volume: Compare, order and record the

Measurement
capacity of commercially packaged objects whose capacity

is stated in litres
Written Represent data in pictograph with 1-1
5
correspondence. Answer questions about data in pictograph

Data
handling
with one-to-one correspondence.

Mental Maths: Recall addition Recall addition and Recalls addition and subtraction Recalls addition and subtraction Recalls addition and Recalls addition and subtraction
and subtraction facts to 10 subtraction facts with facts up to 8-9 with hesitation facts up to 11-10 correctly subtraction facts to 12-13 facts to 14-15 correctly and
support up to 5-6 correctly rapidly
44
Counting: Estimate and count at least 200 everyday objects reliably
 5s from any multiple of 5 between 0 and 200 Oral Checklist n/a
 2s from any multiple of 2 between 0 and 200 By end of
 3s from any multiple of 3 between 0 and 200 Term
Rubric 5
 Recall addition and subtraction facts to 20 Oral

10
Describe, compare and order numbers up to 99 By Week 8
 Position objects in a line from first to twentieth or first to last Class work
Recognise place value of numbers 11 to 99 Written book/
 Decompose two-digit numbers into multiple of tens and ones/units Worksheet
 Add to 99, Subtract from 99
 Multiply numbers 1 to 10 by 2, 5 and 3, 4 10 By Week 8
Money
 Recognise and identify the South African coins 10c, 20c, 50c, R1, R2, R5, and bank
notes R10, R20, R50
Fractions Class work
 Solve word problems in context and explain own solutions to problems that involve equal Written book/ 10 By Week 8
� � � �
sharing leading to solutions that include unitary fractions e.g. , , , , etc. Worksheet
� � � �
45
99.
 Solve word problems in context and explain own solution to problems involving repeated
Number patterns
& Algebra
Class work
Functions
 Copy, extend and describe simple number sequences to at least 200.

Patterns,
Counting forwards and backwards in: Written book/ 5 By Week 8

 3s from any multiple of 3 between 0 and 200, Worksheet
2-D-shapes: Range of shapes: Recognise and name 2-D shapes
Class work By the end of
Space &
 circles, triangles, squares, rectangle

Shape
book/ 5
Symmetry Written the term
Worksheet
 Recognise and draw line of symmetry in 2-D geometrical and non-geometrical shapes
Time
 Tell 12-hour time in hours, half hours and quarter hours on analogue clocks
Length
Measurement
 Estimate, measure, compare, order and record length using metres Class work
By the end of
Mass: Reading pictures of Written book/ 10
 products with mass written on them bathroom scales where the needle points to a the term
Worksheet
numbered gradation line
Capacity: Reading pictures of
 products with their capacity written on them in order to sequence in order of jugs where
the volume is near to a 1-litre or 2-litre gradation line
Class work By the end of
Written 5
handling
 Answer questions about data in pictograph with one-to-one correspondence. book/

Data-
the term
Worksheet
Teacher note: Written examples should include at least 1-2 examples of each skill/concept and should be done in a worksheet format. The written activities for Numbers, Operations and
Relationships Patterns 1 worksheet format and the duration should be 30-35 minutes. The written activities for Space and Shape, Measurement and Data Handling should be done in
another worksheet and the duration should be 20-25 minutes. The written assessment should be mediated and done in small groups (1 group per day) For Word Problems refer to the
problem types in CAPS pages 61 -62
TOTAL SCORE 65
46
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
13
12
11
10
• - almost
 - not yet
Names of learners
- achieved
Date Estimate and count at least 200 everyday objects

reliably




47


more/less
Mathematics: GRADE 2: TERM 4 Checklist
Comments
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
10
Names of learners
Score
Date
5
Compare numbers to 99 and say which is 1/2/3/4 more/less
Written:Number symbols and number names

Identify, recognise and read number symbols up to 200
10
Write number symbols 0 to 200
Identify, recognise and reads number names 0 to 100
Write number names 0 to 100
Written:Describe, compare and order numbers up to 99
5
Compare whole numbers and order whole numbers up to 99
Position objects in a line from first to twentieth or first to last
Written:Context-free calculations: Add to 99, Subtract from 99
Multiply numbers 1 to 10 by 2, 5 and 3, 4, Recognise and identify
10
the South African coins 10c, 20c, 50c, R1, R2, R5, and bank notes
R10, R20, R50
Written: Solve word problems in context and explain own

solutions to problems that involve equal sharing leading to
� � � �
own solution to problems involving addition and subtraction with

10
� � � �
solutions that include unitary fractions e.g. , , , , etc. Explain
answers up to 99. Solve word problems in context and explain

own solution to problems involving repeated addition and to
multiplication with answers up to 50. Solve word problems in
context and explain own solutions to problems that involve equal
48
sharing and grouping up to 100 with answers that may include
remainders
40
TOTAL
Written:Number patterns
Copy, extend and describe simple number sequences to at
5
least 200. counting forwards and backwards in: 3s from any

Patterns,
Functions
& Algebra
multiple of 3 between 0 and 200, 4s from any multiple of 4

between 0 and 200
Written:2-D-shapes: Range of shapes: Recognise and

name 2-D shapes, circles, triangles, squares, rectangle
5
Symmetry: Recognise and draw line of symmetry in 2-D

geometrical and non-geometrical shapes
Space & Shape
Written:Time: Tell 12-hour time in hours, half hours and

quarter hours on analogue clocks
Written:Length: Estimate, measure, compare, order and

record length using metres
10
Written: Mass: Reading pictures of products with mass

Measurement
Written: Capacity: Reading pictures of products with their

capacity written on them
Written:Answer questions about data in pictograph with

5
one-to-one correspondence.
Data
handling
Rapidly recall Recall addition and Recalls addition and subtraction Recalls addition and subtraction Recalls addition and Recalls addition and subtraction
subtraction facts up 10 with facts with up to 13-14 with facts up to 15-16 correctly subtraction facts up to 17-18 facts up to 19-20 correctly
Recall addition and subtraction apparatus hesitation correctly
facts to 20
49
Grade 3
50
Counting: Group to at least 200 objects to estimate and count reliably.
 3s from any multiple of 3 between 0 and 200 By end of the
Checklist n/a
 4s from any multiple of 4 between 0 and 200 Oral Term
 100s to at least 500

 Compare numbers to 200 and say which is 1/2/3/4 /5/10 more/less
 Add or subtract multiples of 10 from 0 to 100 Rubric 5
 Identify, recognise and reads number names 0 to 250 Class work
 Write number names 0 to 100 Written book/ 10 By Week 8
Describe, compare and order numbers up to 99 Worksheet
 Position objects in a line from first to twentieth or first to last
 Know what each digit represents Oral and By end of the
Checklist n/a
 Decompose two-digit numbers into multiple of tens and ones/units practical Term
 Multiply numbers 1 to 10 by 2, 5 and 3, 4 Class work
 Divide numbers to 50 by 2, 5, 10 Written book/ 10 By Week 8
Money Worksheet
 Recognise and identify the South African coins 10c, 20c, 50c, R1, R2, R5, and bank
notes R10, R20, R50
51
Fractions: By Week 8
 Solve word problems in context and explain own solutions to problems that involve equal Class work book/
Written 5
� � � � Worksheet
sharing leading to solutions that include unitary fractions e.g. , , , , etc.
� � � �
Solve word problems in context By Week 8
99.
Class work book/ 10
 Solve word problems in context and explain own solution to problems involving repeated Written Worksheet
Number patterns: Copy, extend and describe simple number sequences to at least 200
& Algebra
Functions
counting forwards and backwards in:

Patterns,
Written Class work book/ 5

 3s from any multiple of 3 between 0 and 200 By Week 8
Worksheet
 100s from any multiple of 100 to 500
2-D-shapes: Range of shapes: Recognise and name 2-D shapes Class work book/
By the end of
Shape
Space
 circles, triangles, squares, rectangle Written 5 the term

&
Worksheet
Time
Oral and By the end of
 Read dates on calendars Rubric 5
practical the term
 Place birthdays, religious festivals, public holidays, historical events, school events on a calendar
Measurement
 Tell 12-hour time in hours, half hours and quarter hours and minutes
Capacity Written Class work book/ 5
 Compare, order and record the capacity of commercially packaged objects whose Worksheet By the end of
capacity is stated in litres the term
 Know that a standard cup is 250 millilitres Oral and Checklist n/a
 Know that a teaspoon is 5 millilitres practical
Data- Represent data in: Class work book/ By the end of
handling  Tables/ Written 5
 Bar graphs
Worksheet the term
Teacher note:
Written examples should include at least 2 examples for each skill/concept and should be done in a worksheet format. The written activities for Numbers, Operations and Relationships and
Patterns should done in 1 worksheet and the duration should be 30-40 minutes. The written activities for Shape and Space, Measurement and Data Handling should be done in another
worksheet and the duration should be 15-20 minutes. These written assessments should be done in small groups and should include easy items (50%) and moderate items (50%). For Word
Problems refer to the problem types in CAPS pages 79 -81
TOTAL SCORE 65
52
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
13
12
11
10
• - almost
 - not yet
Names of learners
- achieved
Date
Counting: Group to at least 200 objects to
estimate and count reliably.

1s from any number between 0 and 200
10s from any multiple of 10 between 0 and 200

100s to at least 500
53
Identify, recognise and read number symbols up
to 500

Compare numbers to 200 and say which is
1/2/3/4 /5/10 more/less
Know what each digit represents

Decompose two-digit numbers into multiple of
tens and ones/units
Identify and state the value of each digit
Capacity
Know that a standard cup is 250 millilitres
Know that a teaspoon is 5 millilitres
Measurement
Comments
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
12
11
10
Names of learners
Score
Date
Oral : Add or subtract multiples
5
of 10 from 0 to 100
Written: Context-free calculations: Add to 99,

Subtract from 99, Multiply numbers 1 to 10 by 2,
10
5 and 3, 4, Divide numbers to 50 by 2, 5, 10
Money: Recognise and identify the South
African coins and bank notes
Written: Number symbols and number names

Write number symbols 0 to 500, Identify,
10
recognise and reads number names 0 to 250,

Write number names 0 to 100
Written: Fractions
Solve word problems in context and explain own
5
solutions to problems that involve equal sharing

leading to solutions that include unitary fractions
Written: Word problems –Money, addition,
54
10
subtraction multiplication, equal sharing and

grouping
40
Total
Written: Number patterns
Copy, extend and describe simple number
sequences to at least 200. Counting forwards
5
and backwards in: 3s from any multiple of 3

Patterns,
Functions
between 0 and 200, 4s from any multiple of 4

& Algebra
between 0 and 200, 100s from any multiple of

100 to 500
Written: 2-D-shapes: Range of shapes:

5
Recognise and name 2-D shapes: circles,

Shape
Space &
triangles, squares, rectangle

Oral and Practical: Time
Read dates on calendars, Place birthdays,
5
religious festivals, public holidays, historical

events, school events on a calendar
Mathematics: GRADE 3 : TERM 1: Scores using rubrics and written recording – Recording Sheet
Written: Tell 12-hour time in hours, half hours

Measurement
& quarter hours & minutes Compare, order

5
and record the capacity of commercially

packaged objects
5
Written: Represent data in Tables, bar graphs

Data
handling
Add or subtract multiples of 10 Is able to add multiples of Is able to add multiples of 10 Is able to add and subtract Is able to add and subtract Is able to add and subtract
from 0 to 100 10 from 0 to 20-30 with from 0 to 40-50 correctly multiples of 60-70 correctly multiples of 10 from 0 to 80- multiples of 10 from 0 to 100
support 90 with speed and accuracy with speed and accuracy
Measurement
Read dates on calendars, place Is still learning to read dates Is able to read dates and place Is able to read dates, place Is able to read dates, place Is able to read dates, place
birthdays, religious festivals, from the calendar, birthdays, on a calendar with birthdays, school events on a birthdays, public holidays, birthdays, religious festivals,
public holidays, historical events, support calendar correctly school events on a calendar public holidays, historical
school events on a calendar correctly events, school events on a
calendar correctly
55
 2s from any multiple of 2 between 0 and 500 Checklist n/a
 3s from any multiple of 3 between 0 and 500 By end of the
4s from any multiple of 4 between 0 and 500 Oral

 Term
 50s and 100s to at least 1 000
Rubric 5
 Add or subtract multiples of 10 from 0 to 100
Checklist n/a
 Describe, compare and order numbers up to 500 10
Recognise place value of numbers 500 Class work
By Week 8
 Know what each digit represents Written book/
 Decompose three-digit numbers up to 500 into multiples of hundreds, tens & ones/units Worksheet
 Multiply 2, 4, 5, 10, 3 to a total of 50 10
56
 Divide numbers to 50 by 2, 4, 5, 10
Fractions
Oral, practical Checklist n/a By end of
 Use and name unitary fractions in familiar contexts including halves, quarters eighths,
Term
thirds, sixths, fifths
 Recognise fractions in diagrammatic form Class work book/
Written 5 By Week 8
 Write fractions as 1 half, 1 third Worksheet
Money
 Solve money problems involving totals and change in rands or cents
 Explain own solution to problems involving addition and subtraction with answers up to Class work
400 Written book/ 10 By week 8
 Solve word problems in context and explain own solution to problems involving Worksheet
multiplication with answers up to 75.
Geometric Patterns: Range of patterns:
Patterns, Functions
 Simple patterns in which shapes, or groups of shapes are repeated in exactly the same
way 5
& Algebra
Number patterns: Copy, extend and describe simple number sequences to at least 500. Written Class work book
By Week 8
 In 4s from any multiple of 4 between 0 and 500 Worksheet
 In 5s from any multiple of 5 between 0 and 500
 in 50s from any multiple of 50 between 0 and 500
Position and views
 Match different views of the same everyday object
Space & Shape
 Name an everyday object when shown an unusual view of it Oral and n/a
Checklist
Position and directions practical By the end of
 Follow and give directions to move around the classroom and school the term
Features of objects Class work book/
Describe, sort and compare 3-D objects in terms of: Written 5
Worksheet
 2-D shapes that make up the faces of 3-D objects flat or curved surfaces
Time: Tell 12-hour time in: Class work 5 By the end of
Measure
 hours , half hours, quarter hours, minutes Written book/

ment
on analogue clocks and digital clocks the term

Worksheet
Length 5
57
 Estimate and measure lengths in centimetres using a ruler
Mass
 Compare, order and record the mass of commercially packaged objects which have their 5
mass stated in kilogram
Class work books/ By the end of
handling
Written 5
Data-
 Analyse and Interpret data from pictographs/ bar graphs Worksheet the term
Teacher note:
Written examples should include at least 2 examples of each skill/concept and should be done in a worksheet format. The written activities for Numbers, Operations and Relationships and
worksheet and the duration should be 15-20 minutes. These written assessments should be done in small groups and should include easy items (40%) and moderate items (60%). For Word
Problems refer to the problem types in CAPS pages 79 -81
TOTAL SCORE 70
58
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
12
11
10
• - almost
 - not yet
Names of learners
- achieved
Date
Counting: Group to at least 500 objects to

1s from any number between 0 and 500

59
50s and 100s to at least 1 000
Identify, recognise and read number symbols up

to 1000
Add or subtract multiples of 10 from 0 to 100


1/2/3/4 /5/10 more/less
Fractions
Use and name unitary fractions in familiar contexts
Position and views

Match different views of the same everyday object
Name an everyday object when shown an unusual
Position and directions
Follow and give directions to move around the
Space & Shape
classroom and school

Comments
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
12
11
10
Names of learners
Score
Date
5
Recall addition and subtraction facts
to 30
Written Number symbols and number
names: Write number symbols 0 to 1000,
10 Identify, recognise and reads number
names 0 to 250, Write number names 0 to
250
Written Context-free calculations
Add to 400, Subtract from 400
10
Multiply 2, 4, 5, 10, 3 to a total of 50

Divide numbers to 50 by 2, 4, 5, 10
Written Fractions: Recognise fractions in

5
diagrammatic form, Write fractions as 1

half, 1 third
Written : Word problems –Money,

10
addition, subtraction, multiplication, equal

sharing and grouping
60
40
Total
Written: Geometric Patterns: Range
of patterns: Number patterns :Copy,
5
extend and describe simple number

Patterns,
Functions
& Algebra
sequences to at least 500
Written: Features of objects: 2-D shapes

5
that make up the faces of 3-D objects flat

Shape
Space &
or curved surfaces
Written: Time: Tell 12-hour time in:

5
hours , half hours, quarter hours, minutes

on analogue clocks and digital clocks
Written: Length : Estimate and measure

5
lengths in centimetres using a ruler

Measurement
Written: Mass : Compare, order and

record the mass of commercially packaged

5
objects which have their mass stated in

kilogram
Written :Analyse and Interpret data

5
from pictographs/ bar graphs

Data
handling
Recall addition and subtraction Is able to recall addition Is able to recall addition and Is able to recall addition and Is able to recall addition and Is able to recall addition and
facts to 30 and subtraction facts to 10 subtraction facts to 15 correctly subtraction facts to 20 correctly subtraction facts to 25 with subtraction facts to 30 with
with support speed and accuracy speed and accuracy
61
 2s from any multiple of 2 between 0 and 700 Checklist n/a
 3from any multiple of 3 between 0 and 700 By end of the
 4from any multiple of 4 between 0 and 700 Oral Term
 20s, 25s, 50s,100s to at least 1 000

Rubric 5
Checklist n/a
Describe, compare and order numbers up to 750 10
 Use ordinal numbers to show order, place or position
Recognise place value of numbers 750
 Know what each digit represents Class work book
 Decompose three-digit numbers up to 750 into multiples of hundreds, tens and ones Written By Week 8
Worksheet
/units
 Divide numbers to 50 by 2, 3, 4, 5, 10
Money
 Convert between rand and cents
62
Fractions By end of the
 Begin to recognise that two halves or three thirds make one whole and that 1 half and 2 Oral, practical Checklist n/a Term
quarters are equivalent
 Solve and explain solutions to practical problems that involve equal sharing leading to Class work book/
Written 5
solutions that include unitary and non-unitary fractions Worksheet
 Explain own solution to problems involving addition and subtraction with answers up to By Week 8
Class work
800
Written book 10
 Solve word problems in context and explain own solution to problems involving
multiplication with answers up to 75. /Worksheet
 Patterns in which the number of shapes in each stage changes in a predictable way i.e. 5
Patterns, Functions
regularly increasing patterns

& Algebra
Number patterns: Copy, extend and describe simple number sequences Class work book
 In 4s from any multiple of 4 between 0 and 750 Written By Week 8
/Worksheet
 In 5s from any multiple of 5 between 0 and 750 5
 In 20s,25s, 50s,100s to at least 1 000
Position and views
 Read, interpret and draw informal maps, Class work
 Find objects on maps Written book/ 5
Space & Shape
Position and directions Worksheet

 Follow directions from one place to another on an informal map By the end of
the term
Recognise and name 3-D objects in the classroom and in pictures
 ball shapes (spheres), box shapes (prisms), cylinders, pyramids, cone Oral and
Features of shapes: Describe, sort and compare 2-D shapes in terms of: Checklist n/a
practical
 shape, straight sides, round sides
Time: Use calendars to calculate and describe lengths of time in days or weeks or
months including
Measurement
Class work 5
 converting between days and weeks By the end of
Written book/
• converting between weeks and months the term
• Use clocks to calculate length of time in hours, half hours and quarter hours Worksheet
Perimeter 5
63
 Investigate the distance around 2-D shapes and 3-D objects using direct comparison or
informal units.
handling  Re-organise data provided in a list or tally or table in a bar graph.
Class work book/ By the end of
Data-
 Represent data on bar graph. Written 5

Worksheet the term
 Answer questions about data on bar graph
Teacher note:
worksheet and the duration should be 15-20 minutes. These written assessments should be done in small groups and should include easy items (30%), moderate items (65%), difficult items
(5%). For Word Problems refer to the problem types in CAPS pages 79 -81
TOTAL SCORE 70
64
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
13
12
11
10
• - almost
 - not yet
Names of learners
- achieved
Date
Counting Group to at least 750 objects to estimate
and count reliably.
Count forwards and backwards in:1s from any

Count forwards and backwards in 10s from any


Count forwards and backwards in: 3s
from any multiple of 3 between 0 and 700
Count forwards and backwards in: 4 from any multiple
of 4 between 0 and 700
65
Count forwards and backwards in: 20s, 25s, 50s,
100s to at least 1 000
Add or subtract multiples of 10 from 0 to 100

/5/10 more/less

Identify, recognise and reads number names 0 to 500
Fractions: Begin to recognise that two halves or three

thirds make one whole and that 1 half and 2 quarters
are equivalent
Recognise and name 3-D objects in the classroom

and in pictures ball shapes (spheres), box shapes
(prisms), cylinders, pyramids, cone
Features of shapes: Describe, sort and compare

Space & Shape
2-D shapes in terms of: shape, straight sides,

round sides
Comments
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
12
11
10
Names of learners
Score
Date
Oral: Mental Mathematics: Rapidly recall.
5
Written: Describe, compare and
10
order numbers up to 750 Use ordinal
numbers to show order, place or position
Written: Context-free calculations: Add to
800, Subtract from 800 , Multiply 2, 4, 5, 10,
10
3 to a total of 100, Divide numbers to 50 by
2, 3, 4, 5, 10, Convert between rands and
cents
Solve & explain solutions to practical
problems that involve equal sharing leading
5
to solutions that include unitary & non-

unitary fractions
Solve word problems in context :addition

10
subtraction, multiplication ,grouping and

sharing
40
TOTAL
66
5
Patterns in which the number of shapes in

each stage changes
Number patterns: Copy, extend and
5
& Algebra
describe simple number sequences

Patterns, Functions
10
TOTAL
Written: Position and views: Read,
interpret and draw informal maps, find
5
objects on maps. Position and directions

Shape
Space &
Follow directions from one place to another

on an informal map
Written: Time: Use calendars to calculate
and describe lengths of time in days or
5
weeks or months, Use clocks to calculate

length of time in hours, half hours and
quarter hours
Written: Perimeter
5
Investigate the distance around 2-D shapes

Measurement
and 3-D objects using direct comparison or

informal units.
15
TOTAL
Written: Re-organise data provided in a list
or tally or table in a bar graph. Represent
5
data on bar graph. Answer questions about

data on bar graph
Data handling
Recall addition and subtraction Is able to recall addition Is able to recall addition and Is able to recall addition and Is able to recall addition and Is able to recall addition and
facts to 30 and subtraction facts to 10 subtraction facts to 15 correctly subtraction facts to 20 correctly subtraction facts to 25 with subtraction facts to 30 with
with support speed and accuracy speed and accuracy
67
 2s from any multiple of 2 between 0 and 1000 Oral Checklist n/a
 4s from any multiple of 4 between 0 and 1000 By end of
 20s, 25s, 50s,100s to at least 1 000, Term

Mental Mathematics: Rapidly recall: Multiplication and division facts for the:
 two times table up to 2 x 10 Rubric 5
 ten times table up to 10 x 10
Oral
Checklist n/a
Describe, compare and order numbers up to 999
10
 Use ordinal numbers to show order, place or position Class work
Recognise place value of numbers 999
Written book/ By Week 8
 Know what each digit represents
Worksheet
 Decompose three-digit numbers up to 750 into multiples of hundreds, tens & ones/units
 Divide numbers to 50 by 2, 3, 4, 5, 10
68
Fractions
Class work
 Begin to recognise that two halves or three thirds make one whole and that 1 half and 2
Written book/ By Week 8
quarters are equivalent 5
 Recognise fractions in diagrammatic form Worksheet
 Write fractions as 1 half, 2 third
 Solve money problems involving totals and change in rands or cents
Class work
999 By Week 8
Written book/ 10
 Solve word problems in context and explain own solution to problems involving
Worksheet
multiplication with answers up to 100
Number patterns: Copy and extend simple number sequences
& Algebra
Class work
Functions
Patterns,
 In 5s from any multiple of 5 between 0 and 1000 Written 5

book/ By Week 8
Worksheet
 In 20s, 25s, 50s, 100s to at least 1 000
Recognise and name 3-D objects Class work
By the end of
Space &
 ball shapes (spheres), box shapes (prisms), cylinders, pyramids, cone

Shape
Written book/ 5
the term
Symmetry Worksheet
 Recognise and draw line of symmetry in 2-D geometrical and non-geometrical shapes
Time: Tell 12-hour time in
 hours, half hours, quarter hours, minutes Class work 5
on analogue clocks and digital clocks and other digital instruments Written book/
Area Worksheet
5
Measurement
 Investigate the area using tiling.

Mass: Oral and By the end of
Rubric 5
 Read pictures of products with mass written on them practical the term
Capacity: Reading pictures of
 products with their capacity written on them Class work
 jugs where the volume is near to a numbered 1 litre or 2 litre gradation line or half litre or Written book/ 5
quarter litre Worksheet
 jugs where the volume is near to a numbered millilitres gradation line
69
Class work book By the end of
handling
Data
 Analyse and interpret data from pictograph/ bar graph/ table Written 5
/Worksheet the term
Teacher note:
worksheet and the duration should be 15-20 minutes. These written assessments should be done in small groups and should include easy items (20%), moderate items (70%), difficult items
(10 %). For Word Problems refer to the problem types in CAPS pages 79 -81
TOTAL SCORE 75
70
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
13
12
11
10
• - almost
 - not yet
Names of learners
- achieved
Date
Counting Group to at least 1000 objects to
Count forwards and backwards in:1s from any
Count forwards and backwards in 10s from any

Count forwards and backwards in: 3s

from any multiple of 3 between 0 and 1000
71
Count forwards and backwards in: 4 from any
Count forwards and backwards in: 20s, 25s, 50s,

100s to at least 1 000


1/2/3/4 /5/10 more/less
Identify, recognise and reads number names 0 to
1000
Comments
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
12
11
10
Names of learners
Score
Date
Mental Mathematics: Rapidly recall: Multiplication
5
and division facts for the: two times table up to 2 x 10,
ten times table up to 10 x 10
Written: Number symbols and number names, Write
number symbols 0 to 1000, Identify, recognise and
reads number names 0 to 1000, Write number names
0 to 1000
10
Written: Describe, compare and
order numbers up to 999,Use ordinal
Written Recognise place value of numbers 999,
Written Context-free calculations, Add to 999,

10
Subtract from 999, Multiply 2, 4, 5, 10, 3 to a total of
100, Divide numbers to 50 by 2, 3, 4, 5, 10
Written Fractions ; Begin to recognise that two halves
or three thirds make one whole and that 1 half and 2
5
quarters are equivalent Recognise fractions in

diagrammatic form. Write fractions as 1 half, 2 third
Written Solve money problems involving totals and

10
change in rands or cents, Solve word problems in

context :addition subtraction, multiplication ,grouping
40
72
TOTAL
Written Number patterns: Copy and extend
5
simple number sequences in 4s, 5s,1 0s, 20s,

Patterns,
Functions
25s, 50s, 100s, up to 1000

& Algebra
Written Recognise and name 3-D objects

ball shapes (spheres), box shapes (prisms), cylinders,
5
pyramids, cone, Recognise and draw line of symmetry

Shape
Space &
in 2-D geometrical and non-geometrical shapes
Written Time: Tell 12-hour time in

5
hours, half hours, quarter hours, minutes on analogue

clocks and digital clocks and other digital instruments
5
Written Area: Investigate the area using tiling.
Written Mass: Read pictures of products with mass

5
written on them
Measurement
Written Capacity: Reading pictures of products with

5
their capacity written on them

30
TOTAL
Written Analyse and interpret data from
5
pictograph, bar graph, table

Data handling
Multiplication and division facts Is still learning 10 times Knows 10 times tables and is Knows 2 and 10 times tables Knows 2 , 5, and 10 times Knows 2, 5, and 10 times
for the: tables learning 2 times tables well and applies it in context free tables very well and applies it tables very well and applies it
calculations in context free calculations in context free calculations and
 two times table up to 2 x 10 problem solving.
 ten times table up to 10 x 10
 5 times tables up to 5X10
Read pictures of products with Reads 1-2 pictures of Reads 3-4 pictures of products Reads 5-6 pictures of products Reads 7-8 pictures of Reads 9-10 pictures of
mass written on them in products with mass written with mass written on them in with mass written on them in products with mass written products with mass written on
kilograms and grams( 10 in kilograms with support. kilograms kilograms and grams correctly. on them in kilograms and them in kilograms and grams
pictures) grams correctly correctly
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FOREWORD

 content, knowledge, concepts and skills that need to be assessed;

 Complete counting sequences

TABLE 2: IMPLEMENTATION OF SA-SAMS AND WEIGHTING OF CONTENTS AREAS

Aggregate Term 1: 25% Term 2: 25% Term 3: 25% Term 4: 25%

 Compare numbers up to 10 and say which is 1 and 2 more or less.

Number Patterns Class work

Position and direction Oral and By end of the

Practical Checklist n/a

Mental Maths: Compare numbers up to 10 and

own solution to problems involving addition,

subtraction, repeated addition, equal sharing and

Copies, extends and describes in words simple

shapes (spheres), box shapes (prisms)

Orders regular events Daily Routine

Describes when something happens using

Names and sequences days of week and

Measures length, width or height using informal

Collects and sorts everyday physical objects

Draws a picture of the sorted objects and

Written : Order Numbers

Describes, and orders numbers to 5

Written: Number symbols and

5, Recognises and identifies number

Written: Context Free Calculations

Adds up to 5, Subtracts from 5 (no

operational symbols) using techniques

number sequences to at least 20.

( counting forward and backward)

Oral and Practical Position &direction

Follows directions and instructions to

Oral and Practical : Mass

Measures and compares mass of

Space & Shape

 Write number names 1 to 10

Money By end of the

 simple patterns made by drawings lines, shapes or objects

 Collects and sorts everyday physical objects. Class work book

Counts forwards and backwards in 1s between

Equal sharing and grouping with whole numbers

Recognise, identify and read number symbols 1

Describes, sorts and compares 2-D shapes in

terms of size, colour, straight, sides, round

Telling the time

Describes when something happens using

fewer, Does repeated addition to 10 using

Write number sentence using +, -

Written: Solve Problems in context

in 1’s up to 50 forwards and backwards

Completes number sequences of counting

in 10’s up to 50 forwards and backwards

Oral and Practical

Identifies and names 2-D shapes

Oral and Practical

records the capacity of containers by using

Draws a picture of the sorted objects and give

reasons for how the collection was sorted

Number symbols and number names

drawings lines, shapes or objects Worksheet

Practical and By end of the

objects that slide

Collect and organise data Oral and By end of the

Counts forwards and backwards in Ones from