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Friends you can count on, by Debbie Tipuna |
How big is a million?, by Serena RigliettiPublisher: Usbourne ISBN: 9780746077696 This book may no longer be available for purchase. |
That’s A Possibility, by Bruce GoldstonePublisher: Henry Holt & Company ISBN: 0805089985 |  | |
| Description | Introduces children to the ideas of something being possible, probable, or impossible. | |
Friends you can count on, by Debbie Tipuna |
The JAM assesses the achievement of a student in relation to levels one and two of The New Zealand Curriculum (NZC) and the mathematics standards for years 1–3. The assessment consists of 11 modules. Each module can be used as a separate assessment, or the modules can be combined to provide a broader assessment. Teachers will need to select the modules that are relevant to the needs of their students. The number modules of JAM replace the diagnostic interview (NumPA). The Algebra, Geometry and Measurement modules do not assess all concepts in these strands.
Target group: Students in years 1–3
Focusing on:
That’s A Possibility, by Bruce GoldstonePublisher: Henry Holt & Company ISBN: 0805089985 | | |
| Description | Introduces children to the ideas of something being possible, probable, or impossible. | |
Ernest, by Catherine RaynerPublisher: MacMillan ISBN: 9780230712553 |
Nanny Mihi’s treasure hunt, by Melanie Drewery |
The doubling duo, by Calvin IronsPublisher: McGraw-Hill Australia ISBN: 0732726182 |
