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Number Formation
Number Formation
Utilising the number formation rhymes below you can practice at home with your child how they form their numbers correctly.
You could even print the image 4 to a page and laminate them for your child to practice with a whiteboard marker or if you do not have a laminator you could slip the piece of paper into a plastic sleeve to then use with a whiteboard marker.
To extend your child you could practice writing their teen numbers reminding them that the one gets written first and the the other number next to it on the right. I say to my class that you have to be able to run before you can do any of the other activities - eg. to write the number ten, you have to write the 1 first as the superhero first had to run before he could fly around the earth to make a zero.
Spin and write 2-9.pdfSpin and write - Practice numbers 2-9
Counting and recognising numbers
Counting and recognising numbers
Sequencing Numbers - before and after
Sequencing Numbers - before and after
Number jump games:
- Place on the floor in order and jump on each number while counting up or downOR- Place on the floor in random order and jump on the numbers while counting up or downNumber jump games:
- Have someone say a random number and you need to find and jump on the number that comes before or after
Connect the dots - Finding Dory.pdf
What number am I?
Think of a number:- Students ask questions using the words 'before' and 'after'- This will slowly eliminate numbers to try and find the number you thought of.What number am I?
Question examples: - am i before 12 (if no, cross out all numbers before 12)- am i after 17 (if no, cross out all numbers after 17)
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