Integrating Numeracy with Children Literature Family of Schools












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Integrating Numeracy with Children Literature Family of Schools NW 4 Numeracy Focused Workshop Presented by Angel Chor
Connecting Children Literature and Mathematics Why? § Integrate literacy and numeracy § Multi-disciplinary integration § Authentic learning activities § Connect to student life and interests § Reduce math phobia § Promote meta-cognitive thinking
Numeracy skills are Important Life Skills What if there is no number in our world …
Connecting Children Literature and Mathematics How? Two approaches: § Integrate picture books with math specific content in non-math classes § Integrate math concepts using picture books with non-math specific content
Connecting Children Literature and Mathematics Inspired by Joyce Shatzer (2008) Article: Picture Book Power Celebrate 100 th day of school with “The Wolf’s Chicken Stew” by Keiko Kasza (1996)
Jigsaw Break-Out “Home Group” How? § Select a math related picture book § Develop non-math subject related activities using the picture book § List activities on chart paper for Gallery Walk
Gallery Walk How? § Walk around to look at other groups’ activities § Write constructive comments on Post-It notes § Put Post-It notes with comments on others’ chart papers
Break for 10 minutes We wish but sorry it’s 10 minutes.
Energizer Let’s stretch our body and move our fingers!
Jigsaw Break-Out “Work Group” How? § Each select a discipline: Social Studies, Science, Health or Arts § Choose a book that related to your discipline § Develop math related activities using the non-math picture book § List activities on chart paper for Gallery Walk
Gallery Walk How? § Walk around to look at other groups’ activities § Write constructive comments on Post-It notes § Put Post-It notes with comments on others’ chart papers
Conclusion § Potentials of connecting children literature and mathematics § Website: http: //angelassignment 3. weebly. com/index. html EXIT Cards § Complete your exit card § Submit it before you leave