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Count on Me

Reading a number and putting it where it belongs · ages 3-6

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1. Warm-up, 5 minutes

Hold up fingers and have the class call out how many, then show the numeral card for it. Go up to 10, then mix them up.

2. The game, on the projector

Children take turns to drag a number to its patch, and the class says the number out loud before it's placed.

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3. Away from the screen

Number pegs: in small groups, peg the right number of pegs onto a card showing a numeral from 1 to 10.

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Curriculum

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