Learning Resources 1-20 Number Line Floor Mat

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Play-Doh: Imagination Award Chart. Use this printable award chart to celebrate your children’s fantastic imagination. It is important to celebrate creative achievements as well as academic achievements in the classroom.

This handy numbers word mat would act as a brilliant resource to prompt children when performing individual tasks or help when revising for any upcoming assessments. Why don't you try and test your students by getting them to spell out some of the numbers on the word mat? Great to develop their spelling and recognition skills. You can use Play-Doh models in a variety of ways in your maths lessons. Children will enjoy using Play-Doh and will have fun whilst also developing their mathematical skills. Here are two fun ways you can use Play-Doh models when teaching your learners about maths: If you're looking for other ways of engaging your young children with their maths topics, we have plenty of videos to help you out over at Twinkl Kids' TV. It's full of content made especially for children to use either at home or in the classroom. We have loads of brilliant topic overviews and fun games and activities for you to try out in the classroom with your group. By incorporating this Play-Doh Maths Number Mats Activity into your lessons, you can allow your students to engage in a more hands-on approach to learning. In doing so, they’ll be able to enjoy the process of learning number forms and work independently. This will help them master the basics of Maths today and set them up for greatness tomorrow!

These free printable playdough mats for kids will help your little ones practice number recognition while they play! Great indoor activities for toddlers to sneak in some extra numbers and counting practice! Word mats are a brilliant way of helping children process information in an easy and concise way. Our number into words resource is a prime example of how maths can be included in word mats, it's a simple and effective way for children to revise and remember important terms and facts. Also be sure to take a look at our teaching wiki on What is a Number. Can I use this number word mat at home?

With such a diverse range of mathematical development EYFS resources, you can easily adapt and differentiate our activities to ensure they are inclusive and meet the curriculum needs and requirements across your class. How can I use these mathematical development EYFS resources with my class? Without even realising it children are developing numeracy skills all the time. From becoming familiar with daily routines to partaking in story and song time, they're developing key foundations related to numeracy. Yes! In fact, it's brilliant to encourage home learning and help your child progress. You could print this resource and hang it in your study area to act as a helpful reminder for your child. Make numbers out of Play-Doh shapes. This activity will help children will their number naming and recognition skills. Challenge children to make as many numbers as they can. Play-Doh: Creative Challenge Recognising Colours. Each of these activity mats contains a different number line featuring numbers up to 10, 20 or 50. Children are encouraged to place a Play-Doh shape somewhere on the number line.

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These Maths mats are all differentiated and have different uses, so be sure to have a look at the relevant ones for your class to figure out which resources best fit your and your class' needs. What are some examples of your other Maths mats? These mats have been specially designed for reinforcing number recognition. Children can create numbers out of modelling dough and put them in the spaces on the mat. They can also be laminated to make them reusable. Modelling dough mats can be used as a fun way to reinforce number learning for children in EYFS.