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Learning how to read time is one of the most useful skills students can learn in mathematics, applicable throughout their entire lives. That's why the OSSS Math and English teams ticked and tocked together to create Clock Day. 🕰️ Students experienced a comprehensive lesson on everything clock-related from understanding the parts of a clock to different types of clocks and of course, how to read the time. Moreover, they engaged with their favorite teachers by asking questions related to time. ⏰✨ To add more fun, they played Word Wall games related to clocks, turning learning into a "timeless" adventure. 🕑 It was a day where every second counted, and the students truly "clocked" in some unforgettable memories! ⏳

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Group work involves collaborative learning experiences where students collectively tackle a shared task.🤝

Our second-grade learners were thrilled to construct a picture by ordering numbers from 1 to 10.🎨 This collaborative task not only enhanced their teamwork skills but also cultivated a positive and vibrant learning environment among them.

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🤖 Group work involves collaborative learning experiences where students collectively tackle a shared task. Our grade 1 learners were excited to color the shapes 🟨🔵🔺 in the provided robot picture. This group activity not only enhanced their teamwork skills but also fostered a positive and engaging learning community among them.

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Teaching about parallel, intersecting, and perpendicular lines was fun for our Grade 3 students. They didn't just draw lines; they ruled the activity!😄 They worked in groups 🤝 to identify lines relationships, played word wall games, and solved online live worksheets. It was a lesson with no line breaks in excitement! 📏

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Teaching about parallel, intersecting, and perpendicular lines was fun for our Grade 3 students. They didn't just draw lines; they ruled the activity!😄 They worked in groups 🤝 to identify lines relationships, played word wall games, and solved online live worksheets. It was a lesson with no line breaks in excitement! 📏

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🔢 Hands-on experiences, also known as experiential learning, empower students to learn actively by solving problems and engaging in practical activities. Our first-grade students enjoyed writing numbers in salt and crafting them with playdough, adding a fun and tactile dimension to their learning journey.

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In grade six, each group of students has its own battery, 🔋 energizing them upon winning in any Mathematics or English group activity. Today, my sixth graders collaborated on finding numbers divisible by a given number and providing examples of a given divisibility rule. Through “Idea Carousel” and “Show and Share” strategies, students were able to grasp the rules, share examples, and exchange thoughts with their friends. What a wonderfully empowering learning experience it was! ⚡️

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Grade 5 students were thrilled to collaborate 🤝 and design four different shapes. The teamwork and enthusiasm in the class were infectious 😄, making the learning experience both fun and educational!

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We all know that kids love to pick up, hold, and manipulate objects. But how can this instinct to explore with their sense of touch benefit us in a learning environment? 🤔 Hands-on math activities for early learning can enhance children’s enthusiasm and engagement. Today, our first-grade students had a great time building ice-cream cones, matching the number of scoops to each cone.🍦🍦

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For an engaging and lively lesson introduction, our first graders had a blast today as they counted and painted five dots right beside each other.🔴🔵⚪️

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A puzzle is like a magical 🧩 learning toy for children, helping them develop essential skills like problem-solving and critical thinking. Today, our grade 1 learners had a blast constructing numbers from 1️⃣ to 5️⃣. They masterfully pieced together the puzzle to reveal the right numbers in the end. 🔢

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Ms. Maryam Iskandarani and Ms. Rayan Shediak

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Ms. Maryam Iskandarani and Ms. Rayan Shediak

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From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free. Our wonderful students engaged in a victory activity to show their support for Palestine! ❤️💚🖤🤍

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Ms. Rayan Shediak and Ms. Maryam Iskandarani 

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Grade 5 and 6 students had an 'add'mirable activity about millions where they worked in groups to sum up random numbers and write their sums in three different forms. They thoroughly enjoyed working together and applying the "Show and Share" strategy, which enhances differentiation.

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Number puzzle is a great learning tool for  children.It  is a great mental exercise that helps with focus, short-term memory, and solving problems. Grade 3 students worked in groups where they fit the puzzle pieces together to represent number in different forms.

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Number puzzle is a great learning tool for  children.It  is a great mental exercise that helps with focus, short-term memory, and solving problems. Grade 3 students worked in groups where they fit the puzzle pieces together to represent number in different forms.

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Grade 3 students successfully differentiated between tens, ones,and hundreds in place value. They demonstrated this by using tens and ones blocks to create numbers.

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Grade 3 students successfully differentiated between tens, ones,and hundreds in place value. They demonstrated this by using tens and ones blocks to create numbers.

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Grade 4 students thoroughly enjoyed working together and applying the puzzle activity to match the forms of numbers up to thousands in standard, expanded, and word forms.

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As a welcoming activity, Grade 6 students embraced their inner math detectives through this math vocab word search!

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Number puzzle is a great learning tool for children. It is a great mental exercise that helps with focus, short-term memory, and solving problems. Grade 3 students worked in groups where they fit the puzzle pieces together to represent number in different forms.

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Our grade 6 students turned math into a tasty treat! They challenged each other to cook up comparison sentences, and it was a real pop-ular event. They enjoyed writing several comparison sentences and sharing them with the other groups. Their mathematical creativity added a sprinkle of fun and flavor to their learning!

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Grade 7 students teamed up to tackle the world of integers, proving that math is better when shared! Working collaboratively, they compared given integers and shared their answers with other groups, turning numbers into a symphony of teamwork.

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As an outdoor ice-breaking activity, fourth-grade students trusted their friends to walk blindfolded without stepping on the tags.

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Students were introducing themselves by applying a worksheet about their interests.

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Pure mathematics is the world's greatest game. Grade 5 students were engaged in mathematical activities.