Maths happens all over the place in Pioneers and always involves stuff-things to subitise, count, compare, move around and measure. It is a noisy process with lots of chat and articulation of thinking. There’s lots of comparing and repeating how you did it and if there might be an answer. What appears initially straightforward is actually really complex and we need time to think and do.
Some incredible discoveries were noted when using a ruler then moving to looking at a powerpoint on how to measure with a ruler. The Pioneers were not satisfied that the graphics were accurate and were frustrated, understanding that small differences can make a huge difference.
During the week, Pioneers were observed using stuff to make connections and talk about odd and even numbers and their links to doubles.
Congratulations on a wonderful week of learning.
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