[Numbers up to 9]

Numbers 1 to 5 for each day of the week
Numbers 6 to 9, 2 days a week
1 week 3 days how many times
The order of numbers from 9 to 4 in a week
1 week 5 days a number greater than 1 and a number less than 1 (1)
Numbers that are 1 bigger and 1 smaller every 2 weeks (2)
Comparison of the sizes of two numbers in two weeks and two days
Comparison of the sizes of three numbers over two weeks and three days
2 weeks and 4 days to finish the operation

[Addition and Subtraction]

Collecting numbers up to 9 in 2 weeks and 5 days (1)
Collecting numbers up to 9 in 3 weeks and 1 day (2)
Teaching numbers up to 9 in 3 weeks and 2 days (1)
Teaching numbers up to 9 in 3 weeks and 3 days (2)
Writing and reading addition equations for 3 weeks and 4 days
Addition of numbers up to 9 in 3 weeks and 5 days (1)
Addition of numbers up to 9 in 4 weeks and 1 day (2)
Writing and reading subtraction equations for 4 weeks and 2 days
Subtraction of single-digit numbers in 4 weeks and 3 days (1)
Subtraction of single-digit numbers in 4 weeks and 4 days (2)
Addition and subtraction with 0 in 4 weeks and 5 days
Making addition and subtraction facts with three numbers per day for 5 weeks
Addition and subtraction for 5 weeks and 2 days
Complete addition and subtraction facts in 5 weeks and 3 days.
Size comparison of 5-week and 4-day calculation results
5 weeks and 5 days final calculation

[Numbers up to 50]

6 weeks, 1 day, 10 things to know
Collecting and teaching 10 in 6 weeks and 2 days
Learn about the 6 weeks and 3 days
Collecting numbers up to 19 in 6 weeks and 4 days (1)
Collecting numbers up to 19 in 6 weeks and 5 days (2)
Teaching numbers up to 19 in 7 weeks and 1 day (1)
Teaching numbers up to 19 in 7 weeks and 2 days (2)
Count by grouping 10 each for 7 weeks and 3 days
Numbers up to 50 in 7 weeks and 4 days (1)
7 weeks 5 days up to 50 (2)
8 weeks, 1 day, 50 to number order (1)
8 weeks 2 days to 50 numbers in order (2)
Comparison of the sizes of two numbers at 8 weeks and 3 days
Comparison of the sizes of the three numbers at 8 weeks and 4 days
8 weeks and 5 days final calculation

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