Build maths confidence across P1–P7

Uganda Primary Maths Practice: P1 to P7

Topic-by-topic maths practice for P1 to P7 learners in Uganda following the NCDC primary curriculum, from number and place value to fractions, measurement and geometry.

Short, interactive practice sessions aligned to the NCDC primary curriculum, so learners in Uganda can master each skill before moving on.

Boldungu Mathematics exercise book

Subject
Mathematics
Curriculum
Uganda
Classes
Primary Three to Primary Two
For
Ugandan parents, P1–P7 learners and primary teachers
Inside
Practice questions, worksheets, revision and maths check-ups

Choose a class

Pick the class your learner is in to see its maths topics, practice questions and worksheets.

Primary Three

Primary Three Open Primary Three

Primary Four

Primary Four Open Primary Four

Primary Five

Primary Five Open Primary Five

Primary Six

Primary Six Open Primary Six

Primary Seven

Primary Seven Open Primary Seven

Primary One

Open Primary One

Primary Two

Open Primary Two

Skills checklist

What learners practise

Every skill has its own practice questions. Work through them one at a time and tick them off as confidence grows.

  1. Count, read, write and compare whole numbers using place value
  2. Add, subtract, multiply and divide with understanding
  3. Work with fractions, decimals and percentages
  4. Measure length, mass, capacity and time
  5. Solve money problems using Uganda shillings
  6. Identify and describe 2D and 3D shapes, angles and position
  7. Collect, read and interpret data in tables and graphs
  8. Solve multi-step word problems and explain their reasoning

About this curriculum

About Uganda maths practice

Boldungu helps primary learners in Uganda practise maths in line with the NCDC primary curriculum, covering P1 to P7. In lower primary (P1–P3), learners build number sense through counting, place value, simple addition and subtraction, and early measurement; from P4 to P7, practice extends to multiplication and division, fractions and decimals, percentages, money in Uganda shillings, time, geometry and data handling.

National exams