Room 10
MS KARL & MRS COX
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Calendar Maths
Subitizing
Subitizing
Subitizing is the ability to quickly recognize how many objects are in a small group without having to count them one by one. It helps children develop number sense and strengthens their understanding of numbers and patterns.
Examples:
Seeing three dots on a dice and knowing it’s three without counting.
Recognizing two apples in a basket at a glance.
Noticing that four blocks are arranged in a square and instantly knowing there are four.
Spotting five fingers on a hand without counting each finger.
Activities to support subitizing could include dice games, dot cards, finger patterns, or even spotting shapes in the classroom.
Number
We Are Learning To:
Count forwards to 20
Count backwards from 20
Count and form objects up to 5 and then 10
Recognise any numbers from 0 - 10
Say one number after & one number before
Instantly recognise patterns to 5
Write numbers up to 10
Shared Reading Book
Focus Sounds & Letters
Handwriting - Casey Caterpillar
Practice Reading Sight Words
Learning in Action!
These moments in the slideshow below capture the progress, perseverance, and joy happening in our classroom each day.
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