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LACAS Class 1 – Cambridge Primary Maths Learner's Book 1 (2027-28)

Cambridge Primary Mathematics Learner's Book 1, Pakistan Edition (Cherri Moseley and Janet Rees), on the LACAS Class 1 list for session 2027-28: 14 units, 6 projects, a glossary, 244 pages.

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Key details

LACAS Class 1
14 units + 6 projects
Pakistan Edition · SNC 2020
Session 2027-28

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Cambridge Primary Mathematics Learner's Book 1 (Pakistan Edition) is the Class 1 maths coursebook on the LACAS Class 1 list on this site. It is published by Cambridge University Press and written by Cherri Moseley and Janet Rees, and the cover says it is based on the Single National Curriculum 2020. It is the first book of the Cambridge Primary Mathematics series that the other LACAS maths books on this site continue. This page is written for the 2027-28 session and shows the whole printed contents list with page numbers.

Exams Book House, Shop Number 4, Al Fazal Market, Urdu Bazar, Lahore, supplies it with cash on delivery across Pakistan and delivery to the Gulf countries.

Quick facts

Title on the cover: Cambridge Primary Mathematics · Pakistan edition · Learner's Book 1 · "Based on Single National Curriculum 2020"
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Authors named on the cover: Cherri Moseley and Janet Rees
Cover picture: a teal cover with three children playing hopscotch on a path numbered 1 to 10, and a "Digital access" flag
Contents: 14 units, 6 projects, a glossary and acknowledgements, pages 6 to 244
Shown on: LACAS Class 1, and in School Books → Class 1
Session: 2027-28

What is this book?

A Class 1 child arrives at school counting a few objects and knowing some shapes. This book turns that into a full year of number sense, simple geometry and measuring. It begins with counting sets of objects and numbers to 10, then moves through shapes, halves, length, adding and taking away, position, time, numbers to 20 and finally numbers to 100 and money.

The 14 units are grouped under two strands, Number and Geometry and measure, and a section called "Thinking and Working Mathematically" at the front shows how children are expected to talk, test ideas and explain answers, not only to give the right number. Six projects, from Snakes to Finding drawers, give a break from the units and let a six-year-old use what they know in a small investigation.

Contents of Learner's Book 1 (with page numbers)

Here is the printed contents list in order, with the page on which each unit or project starts.

Unit	Lessons	Starts on page
How to use this book	—	6
Thinking and Working Mathematically	—	8
1 Numbers and Operations	1.1 Counting sets of objects; 1.2 Say, read and write numbers to 10; 1.3 Comparing numbers; 1.4 Number words; 1.5 Odd and even numbers	10
2 Geometry	2.1 3D shapes; 2.2 2D shapes	36
3 Fractions	3.1 Fractions	48
4 Measures	4.1 Length	56
Project 1: Snakes	—	66
5 Working with numbers to 10	5.1 Addition as combining; 5.2 Subtraction as take away	67
Project 2: Compare the rows	—	86
6 Position	6.1 Position	87
7 Time	7.1 Time	100
8 Numbers to 20	8.1 Counting to 20; 8.2 Counting, comparing, ordering and estimating; 8.3 Number patterns	108
Project 3: Counting fish	—	129
9 Geometry (2)	9.1 3D shapes; 9.2 2D shapes	130
Project 4: Which one doesn't belong?	—	147
10 Fractions (2)	10.1 Halves	148
Project 5: Fair fruit	—	157
11 Measures (2)	11.1 Mass and capacity; 11.2 How do we measure?	158
12 Working with numbers to 20 and beyond	12.1 Addition by counting on; 12.2 Subtraction by counting back; 12.3 Using the number line; 12.4 Number to 100; 12.5 Money	170
13 Time (2)	13.1 Time	205
14 Position, direction and patterns	14.1 Position, direction and patterns	214
Project 6: Finding drawers	—	225
Glossary	—	226
Acknowledgements	—	244

How the year builds

Numbers to 10 (units 1 and 5). Counting sets, reading and writing the numerals, comparing, number words, odd and even numbers, then adding as combining and subtracting as taking away.
Shape and space (units 2, 6, 9 and 14). 3D and 2D shapes, position words, and later direction and patterns.
Measures and time (units 4, 7, 11 and 13). Length first, then time, then mass and capacity and the question "how do we measure?".
Bigger numbers (units 8 and 12). Numbers to 20, counting on and counting back, the number line, numbers to 100 and money.
Fractions (units 3 and 10). A first look at fractions and then halves.

Projects: maths as an investigation

Each project is a short activity that links several ideas, and the titles show the everyday settings: Snakes, Compare the rows, Counting fish, Which one doesn't belong?, Fair fruit and Finding drawers. A project gives a six-year-old a reason to use counting, shapes, measuring or position words together. Projects are the best place for a parent to ask "why do you think so?".

Why a glossary at Class 1?

The glossary starts on page 226 and runs to page 243. For a six-year-old it works as a picture-and-word reminder of maths words such as more, fewer, above and halves. Reading it together builds the language that the later books (Learner's Books 2 to 5 on this site) rely on.

Why this book?

A full, clearly numbered year of Class 1 maths: 14 units and 6 projects.
The Pakistan Edition follows the Single National Curriculum 2020.
Digital access is mentioned on the cover, which helps at home.

Who is it for, and when is it used?

It is for Class 1 children on the LACAS list, about six years old, and for their parents and teachers. It is used in class during the whole session. At home, it is the book to open when you want to see what the next topic is or to revise before a test.

How to help at home

Count real things every day: stairs, shoes, grapes. Stop at 10, then 20, then 100.
Play shape hunts: find a cube, a ball and a circle in the house.
Use words such as above, below, next to and behind when you give directions.
Use a kitchen clock to talk about the hour and the half hour.
Practise adding and taking away with sweets or beads before you write the sum.

Is it right for LACAS Class 1 and session 2027-28?

On this site it is shown under LACAS Class 1. If your school's 2027-28 list names Cambridge Primary Mathematics Learner's Book 1 (Pakistan Edition), this is the book. Send us your list on WhatsApp and we will tell you what we can get for you.

Matching and similar books

LACAS Class 1 – Cambridge Primary English Workbook 1, the English workbook for the same class.
LACAS Class 5 – Cambridge Primary Maths Learner's Book 5, the same series, five years later.

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