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Maths (choose 2 activities each day)

 

  • Recite numbers to 10 and then back from 10 to 0 – say it loud, say it quietly, stamp when you are reciting, clap when you are reciting

 

  • Balance on one leg – how high can you recite to when you are balancing?  Do it again – did you balance for longer this time?

 

 

  • Get some dried pasta – grab a handful – can you count them carefully?  Can you write the number?  Grab some more – how many this time?  Can you add them together?  How many in total?

 

  • Use some lego bricks.  Count out 10.  Can you create a tower?  Count out 9 – make another tower – is it taller or shorter than the tower with 10 bricks – how many more bricks do you have altogether?

 

  • Gather a bowl and 10 objects (some dry pasta or lego pieces)  carefully throw the objects into the bowls – how many do you get in?  count them carefully – how many did not go in? – count them carefully – there are still 10 altogether – try again – how many in and how many out.  Play this game with your adult – can you beat them by getting more in your bowl?

 

  • What numbers can you see all around you?  Can you see any on the remote control?  Computer, in the kitchen etc – what numbers can you recognise?

 

 

  • Use the CBBC website:  https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/topics/numeracy       play:  counting song, add up with the number blocks, easy pattern quiz, count with Peter, sing the number songs – see what else you can use to help with your counting

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  • play the ordering caterpillar game – choose the number range and order the random numbers that you are given

http://www.ictgames.com/mobilePage/countingCaterpillar/index.html

 

Choose an activity from previous weeks that were really enjoyed.

 

Use the home learning pack and choose an activity from there

 

Some useful ideas for maths games at home – you can change the resources that are suggested with what are available at home – I really like, broken hearts and lego patterns https://famly.co/blog/inspiration/10-creative-early-years-maths-activities/

 

 

 


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