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Woodland Counting
This numeracy teaching pack for the Foundation Stage gets the children to select, count and record numbers of things that can be found in a woodland location to match numbers to twenty using words and digits.
Woodland Trees
Select, count and record numbers of trees that can be found in a woodland location to match numbers to twenty using words and digits
Autumn Leaves
Count and record different numbers of leaf shapes that might be seen during the autumn season to twenty using words and digits
Tree Acorns
Count, match and record different numbers of acorns that have fallen from trees in the autumn season for each of the numbers to ten
Apple Tree
Select different numerals to five, ten and twenty and make matching models of apples to record on the shape of a tree to match the counted numbers
Woodland Numbers
count and record in numerical digits the matching numbers of different objects that can be seen in a wooded area that is a part of the school’s neighbourhood
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Measurement
Measure, compare and record the mass and capacity of different objects and containers using a range of non-standard measurements
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Word Halves
Identify and complete the halves of letters for different cvc words beginning with the initial phoneme sounds for matching alphabet letters
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Seaside Subtraction
Calculate and record the difference between pairs of numbers to ten by counting back to show numbers of items sold in a shop at the seaside
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Animal Alphabet
Practise finding information in non-fiction books about some of the different animals that live around the world