Upcoming Early Mathematics: Key Concepts and Playful Approaches to Learning

Join us in-person or online, the choice is yours!

We’re thrilled to offer a new hybrid option so you can participate in the way that works best for you.

Can’t attend in-person? No problem, join us virtually and be part of the experience from wherever you are!

What are the key concepts in early mathematics? In this session, Janice will share the big ideas in early mathematics such as counting, decomposing, spatial reasoning, and patterning. She will share how these ideas develop over the years, and the materials and playful experiences that can support the development of these ideas in children in both indoor and outdoor contexts. Ideas and resources for families will also be shared.  Our presenter, Janice, will be joining us from our Surrey office, offering a more hands-on experience.

Presenter: Janice Novakowski

Janice is a retired BC teacher and has taught preschool, kindergarten, and primary grades as well as being a teacher-librarian and learning resource teacher. Janice is an adjunct professor at UBC where she teaches mathematics education courses. Her graduate studies focused on mathematics with young children in different places, spaces, and contexts. Janice is part of the Indigenous Mathematics Education Network and she facilitates the BC Reggio-Inspired Mathematics Project.

Notes:

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Attend In-Person for Additional Networking Hours

Arrive by 6:00 PM to enjoy networking opportunities and earn up to an additional 30 minutes of professional development before the workshop begins.

Certificates of Attendance

All participants will receive their certificate via email after the workshop.