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This document provides an overview of a family math session that aims to introduce parents to how math is taught in early years education. It will cover the Maths Mastery approach used in Lancashire primary schools and provide resources to help parents support their child's math learning at home. The session objectives are to help parents understand key math teaching principles, number bonds, using a number line, and ways to support learning at home. It includes a pre-assessment, goals, and post-assessment to check knowledge gained from the session.
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