Numbers Around Me
Count, group and share the things you already see.
- Early Years · Primary
- About 40 min
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Counting and number sense through shapes, operations, fractions, measurement and early algebra.
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Count, group and share the things you already see.
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Early counting, matching numbers to quantities and recognising written numerals.
Why Lovia recommends this: Counting must be practised with objects and pictures before symbols make sense.
What to do: Count out loud as you play. Then count ten real objects around you.
Learning resource from Khan Academy Kids. Rights: Link only. Last checked 2026-09-10.
A full beginner path through counting, place value, shapes and simple patterns.
Why Lovia recommends this: A learner can start at any point in the path, which suits learners who missed school time.
What to do: Choose one topic, watch the short explanation, then do the practice questions.
Learning resource from Khan Academy. Rights: Link only. Last checked 2026-09-10.
Naming shapes, seeing their properties and continuing patterns.
Why Lovia recommends this: Geometry is where many learners first enjoy mathematics, because they can see the answer.
What to do: Find three of the shapes you study in the room around you before moving on.
Learning resource from Khan Academy. Rights: Link only. Last checked 2026-09-10.
Adding and subtracting, from single digits to larger numbers with regrouping.
Why Lovia recommends this: Immediate feedback on each question lets a learner correct a misunderstanding straight away.
What to do: Do ten questions. If you get one wrong, work it again on paper before continuing.
Ghana connection: Practise with market prices: if two items cost GHS 12 and GHS 9, what is the total, and what change from GHS 25?
Learning resource from Khan Academy. Rights: Link only. Last checked 2026-09-10.
Times tables, multiplying larger numbers, and sharing into equal groups.
Why Lovia recommends this: Division makes sense once it is seen as sharing equally, not as a rule to remember.
What to do: Say each times table out loud once before practising it.
Ghana connection: Four children share 12 oranges equally. How many does each child receive?
Learning resource from Khan Academy. Rights: Link only. Last checked 2026-09-10.
What a fraction means, comparing fractions, and adding them.
Why Lovia recommends this: The pictures used here make the size of a fraction visible, which is where most difficulty starts.
What to do: Draw each fraction before you calculate with it.
Ghana connection: A loaf of bread is shared between three people. Draw the shares, then write them as fractions.
Learning resource from Khan Academy. Rights: Link only. Last checked 2026-09-10.
Length, mass, capacity, time and reading simple charts.
Why Lovia recommends this: Measurement connects mathematics to cooking, building and farming — work learners already see.
What to do: Measure three real things at home and write down the units you used.
Learning resource from Khan Academy. Rights: Link only. Last checked 2026-09-10.
Negative numbers, ratios, percentages and the first ideas of algebra.
Why Lovia recommends this: The bridge between arithmetic and algebra is where many learners lose confidence; this path is gradual.
What to do: Do the practice before watching the video. Watch only what you could not do.
Learning resource from Khan Academy. Rights: Link only. Last checked 2026-09-10.
Equations, expressions, graphs and geometric reasoning.
Why Lovia recommends this: Unlimited practice questions with worked solutions, useful for revision before examinations.
What to do: Work on paper, then check. Reading a solution is not the same as solving it.
Learning resource from Khan Academy. Rights: Link only. Last checked 2026-09-10.
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