Math! Hanne, Runa, Lisa og Jacob =). • You all got one thing in common with all English-speaking people! Can you guess what it is? • ………..

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Math! Hanne, Runa, Lisa og Jacob =)

• You all got one thing in common with all English-speaking people! Can you guess what it is? • ………..

YOU BOTH LIKE, AND NEED, TO DO SOME MATH!

• For å ivareta regning som grunnleggende ferdighet i språk kan man: – Leke butikk – Bingo – Lær klokken – Terningsspill – Kryssord med tall – Avanserte regnestykker – Utdeling av poeng i Melodi Grand Prix

• In interpreting poems, math is everything! • -Number of stanzas • -Meter and rhyme! • -How many times does the word ”moon” appear in ”A Midsummernight’s dream”? • Music also consists of some math!

Math is a language we all should speak fluently!