Key Points Summary
What is a Plenary?
- A plenary is a wrap-up session at the end of a lesson.
- It’s used to review what’s been learned and assess understanding.
- Great for engaging students and encouraging reflection.
Teaching Style for Cardinality
- Incorporate hands-on activities like counting objects (think toys, blocks).
- Use visuals like number lines and charts.
- Encourage group work to make learning social and fun.
Pedagogy for Teaching Maths to Early Years
- Focus on play-based learning – kids learn through games and activities.
- Use stories and songs to make concepts stick.
- Keep it interactive; ask questions and allow kids to explore their ideas.
- Tie in real-life examples – like counting fruit or toys at home.
UK Specific Notes
- Follow the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework.
- Use resources that align with the National Curriculum.
- Integrate local contexts and examples to make it relatable for kids.
Remember, the key is to make math fun and engaging for the little ones! 🎉