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Number Stay and Learn Session Aims An understanding of how we teach maths in Reception. How you can help at home Counting principles Stable order - numbers must be said in the same order. Collaborative play where adults model counting and

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Number Stay and Learn<br>
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Session Aims An understanding of how we teach maths in Reception.
How you can help at home<br>
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Counting principles Stable order - numbers must be said in the same order. Collaborative play where adults model counting and counting out loud with children helps them to do this.

1:1 correspondence – one number to one object (example).

Cardinality – knowing the last number counted/said is how many there are. We call this the “stop” number at school.

Abstraction – counting things that cannot be seen or that are not the same (jumps, claps, different sized objects or collection of things).<br>