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Mathematics and language

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Published by Northern Ontario Catholic Curriculum Cooperative in North Bay, Ont .
Written in English

Subjects:
• Pattern perception -- Study and teaching (Primary) -- Ontario.,
• Algebra -- Study and teaching (Primary) -- Ontario.,
• Geometry -- Study and teaching (Primary) -- Ontario.,
• Mathematics -- Study and teaching (Elementary) -- Ontario.,
• Catholic schools -- Ontario -- Curricula.

Based on the Patterning and Algebra strand of The Ontario Curriculum, Grades 1-8: Mathematics (1997). Students focus on the patterns within their environment and use manipulatives to recognize and create patterns and relationships. Contains lessons translated for French Immersion programs.

Edition Notes

The Physical Object ID Numbers Other titles Patterning : Genre Curricula. Contributions Northern Ontario Catholic Curriculum Cooperative. Pagination xvii, 55 p. Number of Pages 55 Open Library OL19231555M

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