I know, we can climb in the tyre.
Find a place that represents ‘on’
On the blue bars.
Levi and Te Rakai quickly pointed to ‘between’ the two platforms on the senior playground
To reinforce the outside learning, students completed a classroom based activity where they had to put objects and animals onto a background scene showing different positions for grass, sky and trees.
The only term that caused a problem was ‘between’. To clarify this position, we went out to the school field again to show how the word ‘between’ can mean ‘in the middle'.
Three students stood in a line and asked, “which child is between?” By swapping their positions around to show between gave all students an opportunity to explain their learning to each other.
Using every day scenarios that students can relate to, helps students to grasp mathematical ideas and was fun to do.
My passion is to create a love of learning so my students become ‘lifelong learners’. My focus is the importance of acquiring knowledge so I can keep informed and keep my students up to date with new learning strategies.
I am a local here and enjoy all that Taupō has to offer. I love walking with my husband and dog by the lake or river, having coffee with friends, family gatherings, and gardening. When not in Taupō I enjoy being by the sea at Papamoa.
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