Webinar Recordings SET A for Grades 1-2-Webinar 5 Recording

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In this Mexican rule webinar lesson on organized lists, participants are taught how to use structured strategies to solve mathematical problems efficiently, particularly when dealing with numerous possibilities. The lesson highlights the importance of making organized lists, arranging numbers sequentially, and using systematic approaches to solve complex questions. Participants are encouraged to group items logically—such as by numbers, names, or types—to prevent both omission and duplication, enhancing problem-solving accuracy.<br /><br />During the session, various exercises illustrate the application of organized lists. One problem involves determining how many numbers under 200 are even and contain the digit five. Another entails finding unique two-digit numbers where digits add up to eight. The webinar also explores how organized lists aid in forming different combinations and paths, such as calculating different routes a cat might take to reach a bowl of milk by only moving right or down.<br /><br />Advanced cases include scenarios where children have to collect fish via a certain set of rules and conditions. Participants learn to apply organized lists to ensure different outcomes for each character.<br /><br />Moreover, the session addresses how lists can organize paths on a grid, showcasing different routes Jake the kangaroo can take in specified jumps without repeating a circle. By the end of the lesson, learners are expected to use organized lists effectively in various contexts to optimize their approach and solve intricate problems with logic and order.

Keywords

organized lists

mathematical problem-solving

systematic approaches

problem-solving accuracy

combinations and paths

grid paths

logical grouping

sequential arrangement

even numbers

unique numbers