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We would like to take a moment to reflect on the incredible progress our Year 2 students have made in their mathematical journey.
Maths has been an exciting and engaging subject for our Pandas this year, with a particular emphasis on collaborative problem-solving. Throughout the year, our students have had the opportunity to work in pairs and groups, delving into thrilling cases that require them to apply their mathematical skills and knowledge.
By working together, our young mathematicians have not only strengthened their understanding of various concepts but also fostered important skills such as effective communication, teamwork, and critical thinking. These collaborative experiences have brought the maths curriculum to life, allowing our students to witness the real-world relevance of the skills they've learned.
The wide range of topics covered this year has been extensive, including addition, subtraction, times tables, division, the RUCSAC problem-solving method, place value, and many more. Through these problem-solving cases, our students have had the opportunity to practise and consolidate their understanding of these fundamental maths skills.
To capture the excitement and joy of these collaborative learning moments, we have included some captivating pictures from our very own Pandas class in this newsletter. Take a glimpse into the vibrant and engaging world of maths that our students have experienced this year.
We would like to express our gratitude to our dedicated teaching staff, who have creatively designed these collaborative problem-solving activities and supported our students throughout their mathematical journey. Their commitment and enthusiasm have truly made a difference in fostering a love for maths in our young learners.
As we approach the end of the year, we encourage you to continue supporting your child's mathematical growth by exploring maths in everyday situations. Whether it's counting objects, calculating measurements or solving problems together, these small interactions can have a profound impact on their mathematical development.
We are immensely proud of our Year 2 students and their remarkable achievements in maths this year. As they transition into the next phase of their education, we have no doubt that the strong foundation they have built will continue to guide them towards success.
Thank you for your continued support and partnership. Together, we can inspire and empower our young mathematicians to reach new heights!
By Carlos Mejia
Year 2 Pandas Class Teacher