1. Number and Arithmetic: Subtraction (e.g., 613–265); rounding large numbers; fractions (e.g., 1/8 of 40); identifying place value (e.g., 30,000); associative property in multiplication. 2. Fractions and Decimals: Comparing fractions (e.g., 2/5 vs 2/11); ordering from smallest to largest; filling in missing fractions in number sentences; converting written numbers to figures. 3. Geometry and Shapes: Measuring perimeter; Venn diagram with polygons; symmetry in regular octagon; recognizing cube nets; counting right angles; arranging shapes by area. 4. Time and Sequences: Reading 24-hour clock schedules; generating number sequences (add 1 then ×2); interpreting a timetable; choosing correct data diagram (e.g., Venn diagram vs bar chart). 5. Statistics and Data: Dot plots and true/false statements; pictograms and total counts; selecting appropriate representation for dual membership (e.g., swimming and music clubs). 6. Reasoning and Logic: Odd–even number example counter; direction placement on grid (e.g., north of 8); choosing correct 3-digit number under constraints; solving puzzles with minimal prices.