One of the ways to make maths visual so we can see how we are grouping numbers is to use a number line. Number lines can help us check when we are starting to add numbers in different ways.
Some of Tautoru have been using number lines to explain how we have added different groups of native animals and plants, trying to make tidy tens or use tens and ones separately. We can then link some of the learning we have been doing in our inquiry to our maths problems. Maths is everywhere!
Here are some of our first tries with number lines.
Sometimes we didn't get them correct the first time but we went back and tried to find where the errors were. We know that mistakes are part of learning!
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