Logical thinking
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Logical ordering in 3 sequence cards
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Graphics
K1 teaching aid category
(Toddler level)
Comparing different
concepts
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Capacity & many/few
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Quantity 1 and many
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Inside/outside
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Big/small
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Long/short
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Empty/ full
Ordering & sorting
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Ordering shapes in colour
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Sorting objects through types
Ordering and logical thinking
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Ordering graphics by colour
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Logical ordering in 4 sequence cards
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Find the difference game
K2 Teaching Aids Category (Preschool level)
Shapes
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Cube and cuboid
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Cylinders and spheres
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3D animals
Sense of number
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Number Grouping
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Greater than and less than
Time
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Days of the week
K3 teaching aid category
(Kindergarten level)
Ordering, logical thinking and diagram
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Travel Shopping list
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Birthday Party Shopping List
Time
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My life in kindergarten
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Understand time
Compare & measure
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Understand the unit of volume "ml/L"
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Measure length
Sense of number
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Comparing two numbers within 1-100
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Ordinal number
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1 - 20 Odd and even numbers
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Half and Quarter
10 Mathematic categories
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Numbers and counting
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Comparing and contrasting
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Ordering and Measuring
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Preceding number
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Adding and Subtracting
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Shapes
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Time and Space
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Graph
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Sorting and classifying
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Logical thinking and problem solving
兒童數學認知的發展 *Extract from Hong Kong Kindergarten Curriculum Guide(2017)
Toddlers who ages 3-4:
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able to distinguish between two objects by their sizes, length, texture, hardness
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begin to understand the concept of sequence, and able to make pattern with toy bricks or beads according to sequence
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begin to know how to classify and match objects, and able to associate objects according to their uses such as shoes with socks, cups with plates
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able to recite from 1 - 10
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correctly count three to four objects
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able assemble puzzles of six pieces
Preschoolers who aged 4-5 years old:
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able to place furniture according to the appropriate room
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able to identify different types from objects
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begin to understand the concept of time, and be able to tell what usually do in the morning, afternoon and evening
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understand position and speed, such as: before and after, fast and slow, in the middle, first, last, etc.
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able to recite from 1 - 20
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correctly count up to ten objects
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able to assemble puzzles of eight pieces
Kindergarteners who aged 5-6 years:
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able to arrange objects of different lengths, heights, widths or sizes in the correct order easily
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able to count 20 objects and write up to 20
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able to point out the order and position of objects, such as: first, second
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understand the difference between "half of a piece" and "one full piece"
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able to do simple addition and subtraction
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begin to understand the calendar and time, and be able to tell the year, month, day and week.
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able to tell the time, such as: three o'clock, four o'clock if they have taught