End-of-year maths revision for P1 to P5

Primary 1 maths: end-of-year revision

Topic: End-of-year revision (Select 11) – a mixed review of the year’s key P1 topics

• -Find a missing part from a whole using the part-whole model (e.g. how many men out of 87 adults)
• -Work backwards to find a “before” amount when we know what was given away and what is left
• -Solve addition and subtraction word problems involving “more than” and “altogether”
• -Understand multiplication as groups, matching “3 groups of 4” to repeated addition and 3 x 4
• -Compare the values of number sentences
• -Complete number patterns that go up or down by a fixed step
• -Read picture graphs to find the most popular item, differences and totals
• -Count objects by circling groups of 5
• -Tell the time using am and pm
• -Use clues about position (left, right, between) to place children in a row

Primary 2 maths: end-of-year revision

Topic: End-of-year revision (Select 15) – a mixed review of the year’s key P2 topics

• -Tell the correct time when a clock is running fast or slow
• -Read tables and complete picture graphs to compare data
• -Solve mass and volume problems in g, L and ml, such as finding the mass of one item from a total
• -Compare money between three children using the comparison model
• -Find the number of cats or goats from a total number of legs using the “suppose all” method
• -Work out fractions of a whole when a cake is shared
• -Find the distance between trees with the intervals concept
• -Practise multiplication and division in two-step word problems, including “thrice as many” and simple unit pricing (e.g. 4 apples for $12)
• -Form the smallest or greatest 3-digit number using odd and even numbers

Primary 3 maths: end-of-year exam revision

Topic: End-of-year exam revision (Select 15) – a mixed review of the year’s key P3 topics

• -Find the area and perimeter of figures made of squares and rectangles, including strips of paper that have been folded
• -Calculate time durations in hours and minutes, including periods across midnight (e.g. sleeping from 10:34 pm to 6:20 am)
• -Identify parallel lines, right angles and angles smaller than a right angle, and count the right angles a minute hand turns through
• -Add and subtract fractions with different denominators, and find a fraction of a remainder
• -Read bar graphs to compare data
• -Convert between kilograms and grams
• -Solve “times as much” problems with the unit method and bar models
• -Use the intervals concept for flags placed along a path
• -Work out how many to give away so that two children end up with equal amounts

Primary 4 maths: end-of-year exam revision

Topic: End-of-year exam revision (Select 16) – a mixed review of the year’s key P4 topics

• -Round decimals, identify place values (e.g. thousandths) and express decimals as fractions
• -Add and subtract mixed numbers, and locate them on a number line
• -Find fractions of a set in multi-step problems (e.g. adults and children at a party)
• -Calculate the area and perimeter of composite figures, folded paper and gardens made of squares
• -Continue number patterns to find the 20th pattern
• -Solve “before and after” problems using the unchanged difference concept
• -Use bar models and units for comparison problems (e.g. stickers shared between two albums)
• -Complete figures using a line of symmetry
• -Read pie charts given in fractions
• -Use the grouping method to solve “legs” problems (e.g. chickens and dogs on a farm)
• -Practise listing multiples

Primary 5 maths: end-of-year exam revision

Topic: End-of-year exam revision (Select 18) – a mixed review of the year’s key P5 topics

• -Solve “suppose all” problems (e.g. payments for vases delivered on time or late)
• -Use the grouping method for repeating patterns, such as weekly savings and strings of beads
• -Work with fraction of a remainder and unchanged quantity in before-and-after problems
• -Calculate percentages, including discounts, pie charts and changes in the make-up of a collection
• -Find the area of triangles and composite figures
• -Work out the volume of cuboid tanks, including water levels when taps fill and drain at the same time, and convert cm³ to litres
• -Find unknown angles in triangles, parallelograms and rhombuses
• -Use the lowest common multiple to compare prices of fruit sold in packs
• -Count painted faces on a solid made of unit cubes
• -Review rounding, decimals and fraction calculations