1. Number and arithmetic: counting frames to show numbers, number sequences, odd numbers in range, rounding to nearest 10, finding missing values, fraction ordering, converting cents to dollars, simple addition/subtraction, regrouping numbers 2. Geometry and shape: identifying 3D shapes (sphere, prism, cuboid, cylinder, pyramid), sketching reflections, matching angles to descriptions, Carroll diagram classification based on symmetry and vertices 3. Measurement and time: identifying time units shorter than a week, measuring in grams, clock reading in two formats, estimating birds or beaker contents, converting kg to grams 4. Fractions and reasoning: comparing circle fractions (half and quarter), fraction of apples left, completing shape using symmetry, explaining circle formation from parts 5. Data and statistics: interpreting tally/frequency tables, completing bar charts with labels, identifying correct or incorrect experiment results from spinner data 6. Logic and problem solving: perimeter vs. area understanding, pattern extension, identifying possible numbers (e.g., multiples of 2 and 5), price deduction, explaining regrouping limits, estimating position on number line, finding sheep in barn through subtraction