Artikkelen setter søkelys på begrepet progresjon og presenterer funn om hvordan progresjon i arbeidet med fagområdet antall, rom og form fremstilles i barnehagenes årsplaner. Tradisjonelt knyttes progresjonsbegrepet til læringsperspektiver i forbindelse med skoleopplæring, men det er lite forskning om progresjon i barnehagekonteksten. Samtidig rapporteres det om utfordringer for praksisfeltet med å tyde begrepet. Studier ble utført ved bruk av kvalitativ innholdsanalyse som metodologisk tilnærming. Resultatene indikerer en tendens med overgang fra orientering mot barns egne handlinger i arbeid med matematikk til orientering mot kunnskap og innlæring av begrep (her eksemplifisert ved formbegreper). Artikkelen problematiserer flere trekk ved årsplaner, blant annet formulering av oppgaver etter aldersgrupper, prioritering av matematiske temaer og utfordringer ved synliggjøring av kontinuitet. ENGLISH ABSTRACT Requirements for progression: How is progression described in the work with the subject area number, space and shape in the kindergartens’ annual plans? The article sheds light on the concept of progression and presents findings on how progression in the work with the subject area antall, rom og form (number, space and shape) is presented in the kindergartens’ annual plans. Traditionally, the concept of progression is linked to learning perspectives in connection with school education, but there is little research on progression in relation to kindergarten. At the same time, challenges are reported for the practice field in interpreting the term. Studies were performed using qualitative content analysis as a methodological approach. The results indicate a tendency with a transition from orientation towards children’s own actions in work with mathematics to orientation towards knowledge and learning of concepts (here exemplified by shape-concepts). The article problematizes several features of annual plans, such as formulation of tasks by age groups, prioritization of mathematical topics and challenges in making continuity visible.
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