What is Numeracy Numeracy covers the following skills

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What is Numeracy? Numeracy covers the following skills: • Addition and Subtraction • Multiplication

What is Numeracy? Numeracy covers the following skills: • Addition and Subtraction • Multiplication and Division • Fractions, Decimals and Percentages

What are the stages? Stage Emergent E Counting All CA Advanced Counting AC Early

What are the stages? Stage Emergent E Counting All CA Advanced Counting AC Early Additive EA Advanced Additive AA Advanced Multiplicative AM Advanced Proportional AP

What stage should my child be working at? Year level 1 2 Numeracy stage

What stage should my child be working at? Year level 1 2 Numeracy stage CA AC Curriculum level 1 1 3 4 EA 2 5 6 AA & early AM 2 3 3 7 8 AM & early AP 4 4

How is this different from what I was taught at school? There is an

How is this different from what I was taught at school? There is an emphasis on deeper understanding and understanding WHY we do things rather than just on a rule which we learn. You may notice that equipment (like counters and tens frames etc. ) are used a lot more to help in the teaching process.

So how might a child answer a problem like… There are 82 cars at

So how might a child answer a problem like… There are 82 cars at a car yard 59 are white. How many are not white? I used tidy numbers. 82 – 60 = 22 22 + 1 = 23 I did 80 – 21 = 59 21 + 2 = 23 I changed 59 to 60 and I used an open number split that in half. line. 82 – 30 = 52 82 – 20 = 62 52 – 30 = 22 62 – 3 = 59 22 + 1 = 23 20 + 3 = 23 I changed it into addition. 59 + what = 82 59 + 20 = 79 79 + 3 = 82 20 + 3 = 23

How can I help my son or daughter? Students learn ‘Basic Facts’ and ‘Strategies’

How can I help my son or daughter? Students learn ‘Basic Facts’ and ‘Strategies’ at school. Basic facts are the core skills that students use in their strategies. They might be adding and subtracting numbers to twenty or multiplication facts or something else. Students must be able to recall these basic facts accurately and instantly. Step 1: Check with your child’s teacher what basic facts your child should know. Step 2: Often you can practise these skills by playing simple games at home e. g. turning over two playing cards and adding the numbers together as quickly as you can.

I want to do more? Try Teacher Tools “Basic Facts” book. This book covers

I want to do more? Try Teacher Tools “Basic Facts” book. This book covers every strategy taught from the Emergent stage to the Advanced Proportional stage. Have a look at it here online. If your son or daughter is working at Early Additive or above you will be able to find every lesson they are taught in class as a Powerpoint here http: //www. teachertools. co. nz/lessons-more/