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This week, the children enjoyed a hands-on Maths lesson exploring square numbers in the KS2 hall. Working in groups of three, the children were given clear roles to support teamwork and collaboration. One child acted as the collector, gathering the counters, another was the builder, carefully arranging them and the third was the checker, ensuring each square number was correct.
Using counters and transparent counters, the children worked together to create square numbers up to 144. They demonstrated excellent mathematical thinking as they arranged the counters into equal rows and columns, helping them to visualise what square numbers really look like. After the practical activity, we returned to the classroom where the children completed some written work to explain and record their learning. They were very focused, worked extremely well together and showed great enthusiasm throughout the lesson. A fantastic effort from everyone! Comments are closed.
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