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Using concept circles for a math game. Students choose a number and hide it in the middle. They then represent that number around the circle. Others try to guess their secret number! Greenbrier School Grand Erie DSB Grand Erie District School Board

Maybe the answer to “when are we going to use this?” is: You might not. But people who build bridges, predict financial outcomes, invent vaccines, engineer defense systems, operate on you, develop your games, design stadiums are using math. It’s not random. Be aware.

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The Thinking Mathematically Everyday Series is now available as a pack containing separate books for each of the years 1 to 6, written to inspire teachers to embed reasoning, problem solving and conceptual fluency in to all of their lessons. bit.ly/TMEDSET Task from Y2