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    Children are introduced to mathematical language through familiar materials like balls, rocks, and sticks. The language includes terms to describe corners, edges, shapes, and positions. Children also learn to compare geometric shapes to everyday objects, such as a sphere being like a ball. Recording and symbolic language are developed through pattern blocks, attribute blocks, drawings and folding of 2D and 3D shapes to identify their aspects, symmetry, areas, and volumes.

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    Children are introduced to mathematical language through familiar materials like balls, rocks, and sticks. The language includes terms to describe corners, edges, shapes, and positions. Children also learn to compare geometric shapes to everyday objects, such as a sphere being like a ball. Recording and symbolic language are developed through pattern blocks, attribute blocks, drawings and folding of 2D and 3D shapes to identify their aspects, symmetry, areas, and volumes.

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    Childrens Language

    Materials Language

    Mathematical language

    Symbolic Language

    Materials
    Familiar/ Real
    worldBalls, Rocks, Cans,
    Bottles, Sticks

    Language
    Corners, edges,
    slanty, straight,
    sides, shapes,
    fence, outside,
    inside.

    How many sides,


    edges, faces?
    Comparison to
    everyday
    objects Sphere is like a
    Ball
    Square is like a
    box
    Pattern blocks,
    Vertices, faces,
    Attribute blocks,
    circumference,
    Various 2D and 3D area, volume,
    shapes, Geo
    scalene,
    Boards, Drawings
    equilateral,
    of shapes, Using
    isosceles,
    paper shapes
    quadrilateral
    (Origami)
    Pattern blocks,
    Identifying
    Attribute blocks,
    aspects of 2D and
    Various 2D and 3D 3D shapes
    shapes, Geo
    Boards, Drawings
    of shapes
    ( Origami)

    Recording

    Pattern blocks,
    Attribute blocks,
    Various 2D and 3D
    shapes.

    Drawings of shapes,
    using paper to
    demonstrate ideas
    (Folding) Symmetry.

    Finding the volume of a


    sphere - Cm3 Cubed.
    Finding the area of a
    rectangle - Cm2Squared.

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