Till Nursery

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🧠 Olympiad-focused Nursery Maths

Numbers & Counting

  • Numbers 1–100
  • Counting forward and backward
  • Number names 1–20
  • Before, after, and between
  • Greater than, less than, equal to
  • Odd/even introduction

Patterns & Logic

  • Number and shape patterns
  • Find the missing item
  • Classification and sorting
  • Odd-one-out
  • Simple logical puzzles
  • Sequences and arrangements

Operations

  • Addition within 10
  • Subtraction within 10
  • Simple mental-math questions
  • Number bonds to 10

Geometry

  • Circle, triangle, square, rectangle
  • 2D shape recognition
  • Symmetry through simple pictures
  • Position and direction

Measurement

  • Longer/shorter
  • Taller/shorter
  • Heavier/lighter
  • More/less
  • Time: day/night, yesterday/today/tomorrow
  • Money recognition

Problem Solving

  • Picture-based word problems
  • Counting puzzles
  • Missing numbers
  • Simple arrangements
  • "How many ways?" questions

🏆 If you're serious about Olympiad

Don't rush into advanced arithmetic. At this age, logical reasoning, patterns, counting, spatial thinking, and problem-solving are more valuable than memorizing difficult formulas.

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