Maths Exploration

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Today we explored a variety of maths equipment. Sofia, Monty and Frankie practised their number formation on the whiteboards. Ka pai tamariki!

    

Shay made interesting patterns on the Geoboards.


Zoe and Yahara created a fun game with the number mats, a dice and a beanbag, to practise their number identification.


These children used playdough to make shapes, sets and patterns.


Jaydon and Maia played the 'Build a Tower' game with a dice and duplo. Whose tower will be the highest?


Kapish made these awesome shapes from playdough and added faces. Tau ke Kapish!



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  1. Unknown7 May 2019 at 18:04

    such gorgeous photos- so neat to see what Zoe has been up to :)

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