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Mathematics is the study of the measurement, properties and relationships of quantities and sets, |
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You can help your child with Maths in your home and in everyday life. Download: Broken Bay Numeracy Statement |
Watch a Video:
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Watch a video clip below featuring a presentation by Jo Spek and Karen Devlin, members of the CSO Parent Education Team, on ways that a wide variety of Maths and Numeracy can be simply and enjoyably introduced and strengthened in the home. The Parent Factor - Numeracy For Parents by Parents |
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Activity: an “ideas” list for the fridge
The video clip presented a number of suggestions for incorporating mathematical ideas and numeracy into everyday home life. Some of these were: * Having analogue and digital clocks and calendars on display, and in use, around the house * Encouraging your child to help with cooking, measuring and weighing the ingredients * Playing family cards and board games You may like to make notes on other suggestions presented in the clip, and to add your own ideas to the list. Perhaps you might like to encourage your child to add his or her own ideas to the list so that he/she is also becoming more aware of maths and numeracy in the home environment. |
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Some suggested resources
If you want more ideas on helping your child in Maths at home, here are some websites that you might find useful:
If you want more ideas on helping your child in Maths at home, here are some websites that you might find useful:
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Congratulations
You have completed this module in the "Partners in Learning" series. As we are always looking to improve our modules for parents, we would appreciate your feedback HERE
You have completed this module in the "Partners in Learning" series. As we are always looking to improve our modules for parents, we would appreciate your feedback HERE
