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Encouraging Playfulness with Mathematics.

Part — 01

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Welcome to Part One of Encouraging Playfulness
with Mathematics.

Welcome to Part One of Encouraging Playfulness with Mathematics, where we explore ‘Imaginings’ and ‘Open-ended Tasks in Number’. Navigate using the menu options below. Don’t forget to document your learning in the PMC Learning Journal found in the Supports section. Before progressing to Part Two, we suggest allocating ample time to explore, experiment, and become familiar with Encouraging Playfulness with Mathematics in your teaching.

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Encouraging Playfulness with Mathematics Presentation A explores using ‘imaginings’ and ‘open-ended tasks in number’ to encourage playfulness with mathematics in the classroom.

Individual Teacher Engagement

Become familiar with the pedagogical practice ‘Encouraging Playfulness with Mathematics’, by exploring Presentation A and its facilitation guide. Please be aware that while the facilitation guide has been designed for school-wide participation, it is also applicable to your individual engagement with the presentation.

Download the facilitation guide to accompany this presentation here.

Record your reflections on the relevant page in your learning journal.

School and Curriculum Leaders

Download the facilitation guide to accompany this presentation here.

Resources needed for facilitation:

  • Guide for Facilitator
  • Primary Mathematics Curriculum
  • PMC Learning Journal
  • Whiteboards and markers
  • Graph paper
  • Suggested concrete materials: match sticks, lollipop sticks, graph paper etc
  • Device to access the PMC Hub

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