The document contains data from pre- and post-tests on students' numeracy skills. The pre-test showed that 18.46% of students were non-numerate, 52.33% were nearly numerate, and 29.21% were numerate. The post-test after programs found those percentages reduced to 6.96%, 47.72%, and 45.33%, respectively, showing an increase in numerate students. It then outlines five programs aimed at improving numeracy: Project PAMANA worked with parents on games, flashcards, and manipulatives; Project PLAY used interactive apps, online platforms, and videos; and OPLAN GIFTS provided incentives to students.

2. Project Math 4FUN Result
PRE-TEST
Grade
Level
Non-
numerates
Nearly
Numerates
Numerates
II 28 111 94
III 36 93 86
IV 19 111 31
V 46 80 3
VI 41 87 55
TOTAL 170 482 269
Percentage 18.46% 52.33% 29.21%
CURRENT
Grade
Level
Non-
numerates
Nearly
Numerates
Numerates
II 6 80 146
III 14 73 129
IV 9 110 42
V 15 76 36
VI 20 100 64
TOTAL 64 439 417
Percentage 6.96% 47.72% 45.33%

10. Project PAMANA
(Parents Assistance in Mathematical Accuracy,
Numeracy & Automaticity)
1. Through games

11. Project PAMANA
(Parents Assistance in Mathematical Accuracy,
Numeracy & Automaticity)
2. Flash Cards

12. Project PAMANA
(Parents Assistance in Mathematical Accuracy,
Numeracy & Automaticity)
3. Manipulatives

13. Project PAMANA
(Parents Assistance in Mathematical Accuracy,
Numeracy & Automaticity)
4. Catering our Grade 1 Learners

14. CURRENT
Grade
Level
Non-
numerates
Nearly
Numerates
Numerates
I 8 46 165

15. Project PAMANA
(Parents Assistance in Mathematical Accuracy,
Numeracy & Automaticity)
5. Regular interview on gathering feedbacks from the parents
on the progress of their children.

16. Project PLAY
(Play Learn & Yay!)
1. Use of interactive application

17. Project PLAY
(Play Learn & Yay!)
2. Use of online platform

18. Project PLAY
(Play Learn & Yay!)
3. Memorization of multiplication table

19. Project PLAY
(Play Learn & Yay!)
4. Through watching Math videos

20. OPLAN GIFTS
(Give Incentives For Trained Students)

21. OPLAN GIFTS
(Give Incentives For Trained Students)