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Assessment Plan -- Lesson 1

Number 1

Subject: Maths | Class: Nursery | Series: Skillford


Assessment Objectives

By the end of this lesson, learners should be able to:

  1. Recognise the number 1 among other numbers
  2. Say the name "one"
  3. Count one object and tell one apart from more than one
  4. Match a bowl with one piece of fruit to 1 on page 22
  5. Trace and write the number 1 starting at the top

Assessment for Nursery is mostly oral and practical. Learners write the numeral 1, but they are not asked to read or write words.


Formative Assessment

1. Number Spotting (During Day 1)

  • Task: Lay out four number cards (1, 2, 3, 4). Ask: "Where is one?" The learner picks it up
  • Criteria:
    • Picks out 1 without help
  • Rating: Yes / With help / Not yet

2. Name Check (During Day 1)

  • Task: Point to the big 1 on page 14 and ask: "What number is this?"
  • Criteria: Says "one" clearly
  • Rating: Yes / With help / Not yet

3. One or More? (During Day 1)

  • Task: Show one apple and then two blocks. Ask: "Which group has one?"
  • Criteria: Points to the single apple and says "one"
  • Rating: Yes / With help / Not yet

4. Tracing and Writing (During Day 2)

  • Task: Watch the learner trace rows 1 and 2 on page 15, then write one 1 without dots
  • Criteria:
    • Starts at the top dot
    • Keeps the line upright, not slanted
    • Holds the pencil with a pinch grip
  • Rating: Neat / Trying well / Needs help

5. Fruit Bowls (During Day 3)

  • Task: Watch the learner join the bowls on page 22 and draw one dot on the dice
  • Criteria:
    • Joins the bowls with one fruit to 1
    • Draws exactly one dot
  • Rating: Both / One / Not yet

Summative Assessment

Oral and Practical Check (one learner at a time, about 3 minutes)

Part A: Number and Name (2 marks)

  1. Point to 1 on a card with four numbers (1 mark)
  2. Say the name of the number (1 mark)

Part B: Counting One (3 marks)

  • Point to the apple on page 14 and ask "How many apples?" (1 mark)
  • Ask "How many stalks does an apple have?" (1 mark)
  • Show one block and two blocks; the learner picks the one block (1 mark)

Part C: Page 22 (2 marks)

  • Learner points to a bowl with one piece of fruit (1 mark)
  • Learner draws one dot on a paper dice (1 mark)

Part D: Tracing and Writing (3 marks)

  • Learner traces two dotted 1 numbers, starting at the top (1 mark each)
  • Learner writes one 1 without dots (1 mark)

Total: 10 marks


Observation Checklist

Learner Name Spots 1 Says "one" Counts one Matches bowls to 1 Traces 1 Writes 1

Remediation Plan

  • Learners who score below 5/10 should:
    • Hold one apple or one toy each day and say "one apple" or "one toy"
    • Sort a mixed pile of toys into "one" and "more than one"
    • Write a big 1 in a sand tray, starting at the top
    • Press 1 on a calculator or phone with a parent at home and say "one"
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