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Understand how mathematics relates to children's everyday lives

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What is a mathematical concept?

A maths curriculum

A maths problem

An idea or thought about numbers and their relationships

What mathematical concepts should children learn in their early years?Select the four correct answers.

Counting

Fractions

Simple addition

Ratios

Multiplication

Simple subtraction

Number recognition

Which of the following factors negatively affect children’s learning of mathematical concepts? Select the three correct answers.

Practitioner’s lack of confidence

Lack of opportunities taken to introduce concepts

Children being told they are wrong

Using maths in all areas of the setting

Which of the statements below is correct?

Children learn best when practitioners prepare worksheets that provide them with number and calculation practice.

Children learn best when practitioners take everyday experiences and use them to introduce mathematical concepts.

Drag and drop the words into the correct gaps.

countingpebblesmasteryopportunitiesknowledge

By providing frequent and varied to build and apply this understanding - such as using manipulatives, including small and tens frames for organising - children will develop a secure base of and vocabulary from which of mathematics is built.

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