Effective Friday, September 17, a province-wide mandatory masking order will be implemented for all indoor public spaces.
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Help Me Talk About Math is designed for Grade 1 students. It features Askî the turtle and his friends and helps students practise using math skills such as estimating, solving problems and communicating about math.
Students learn to know Askî and his world in Grade 1 with the help of digital storybooks and an iPad game. The game, called Askî's Pond, is available (free of charge) from the App Store. Askî's Pond helps students practise math concepts that are part of the Grade 1 curriculum.
Help Me Talk About Math gives opportunities for caregivers, teachers and Elders to provide information about the child's experiences related to math.
Caregivers and teachers receive results and ideas for math learning activities that can take place at home, in the classroom and in the community.
Help Me Talk About Math was developed by:
The Ministry of Education supports Help Me Talk About Math as a response to Joint Task Force recommendations.
It also aligns with the Education Sector Strategic Plan by addressing:
If you are interested in bringing Help Me Talk About Math to your school or would like more information, please contact holisticassessment@gov.sk.ca.
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