Foundation Stage : Numeracy : Term One Planning : Counting : Lesson Three – Number Groups
This numeracy teaching pack for the Foundation Stage gets the children to count, label and order different numbers of classroom tools and equipment to ten. The class can collect groups of classroom objects to match different numbers to ten and record the quantities using number lines.
Download this teaching pack including a lesson plan, classroom activities and an interactive presentation to teach the children to count, label and order different numbers of classroom tools and equipment to ten
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Learning Objectives
Count reliably with numbers from one to ten. Place the numbers from one to ten into the correct order.
Learning Outcomes
I can count sets of objects to ten and write the matching numerals. I can sort numbers of objects to ten into order.
Number Groups
Teaching sequence to help the children count, label and order different numbers of classroom tools and equipment to ten
Number Lines
Template to help the children select and record counted numbers of classroom tools and equipment on number lines to ten
Number Groups
Activity cards to help the children collect and record groups of classroom tools and equipment that match numbers to ten
Number Groups
Interactive activity to help the children count, label and order different numbers of classroom tools and equipment
Download this teaching pack including a lesson plan, classroom activities and an interactive presentation to teach the children to count, label and order different numbers of classroom tools and equipment to ten
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