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Parents and Teachers Talking Balanced Mathematics Instruction at Ellengale P.S

Join parents and teachers at Ellengale P.S. to discuss a balanced math program. Analyze EQAO scores and engage in data management. Explore a fun activity involving party gift bags and decision-making. Undertake problem-solving tasks and develop critical thinking skills. Incorporate Marian Small's "Good Questions" approach for effective learning.

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Parents and Teachers Talking Balanced Mathematics Instruction at Ellengale P.S

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  1. Parents and Teachers TalkingBalanced Mathematics Instruction at Ellengale P.S December 4th 2014

  2. What does a good math program look like?

  3. EQAO Math Scores

  4. Bump It Up

  5. Grade 2 Data Management Problem • Minds On: Who has been to a party before? Who has received a loot bag? • Problem: Party City sells small gift bags for birthdays. These bags have treats or little presents in them. People buy these bags or make these bags to give as a special gift to their guests. We need to help Party City decide which gifts should go in these bags; gifts that children will really like. Each bag has 5 items in them right now. There can only be 3 items in the bag. We need to decide which 3 items are the most liked. • Your task: With your group you are going to ask the rest of the class what their favourite item is. Record the answers on your tally chart. Everyone has their own tally chart to record but you will be working in a group.

  6. Today’s Problem First look at the items that were placed in front of you. Which one does not belong? Explain. After think about the items in a different way. Try to find a different item that doesn’t belong if you think about them in this new way. -Good Questions by Marian Small

  7. Questions?

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