Foundational Mathematical Concepts and Problem Solving.

Numeracy

Our Numeracy Curriculum uses a lot of concepts and teaching techniques of Math. We teach content including numbers, calculations, measurement (including reading the time and calendars), patterns, sorting, chance and data, and spatial sense.

Why Numeracy Skills ?

Numeracy skills are fundamental for academic achievement and practical

problem-solving, empowering children to navigate mathematical challenges and everyday tasks effectively.

Academic Success

Numeracy skills are essential for understanding and excelling in school subjects, particularly math and science.

Problem Solving

Strong numeracy helps children handle real-life tasks such as budgeting and measuring.

Critical Thinking:

: Developing numeracy skills enhances logical reasoning and analytical thinking abilities.

Numeracy curriculum

We have a structured Numeracy curriculum, but we also understand that learning arises constantly from events and happenings, play and routines that occur naturally within the early childhood learning environment.

We encourage teachers to take their lead from the

children and their interests and to use the opportunities that arise in the context of their play to strengthen children's mathematical understandings.

Importance

We also recognize the importance of following up on children's responses to provoke mathematical thinking. For example asking children to describe and explain their thinking helps them to clarify their own ideas and gives us insight into their current understandings.

Numeracy work is always supplemented by visual aids, and by using concrete materials. We understand the importance of giving children a solid foundation in math, so we make sure each concept is clear and enjoyable by including a lot of games and activities to aid in the learning process.