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Fun Numeracy Games for Counting and Writing Numbers

This resource provides a variety of engaging activities for children to enhance their counting and number writing skills. Using bean bags, balls, and other props, children can score points, record their scores, and develop their numeracy abilities in a fun and interactive way.

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Fun Numeracy Games for Counting and Writing Numbers

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  1. Keeping Score Dr Fog Presents Reception (National Numeracy Project) (Based on DFEE Sample Lessons)

  2. Resources • Large sponge dice • Masking tape, large sheets of paper, easels, chalk and blackboards, paint brushes and water pots, basket of large wooden or plastic numbers. • Magnetic easel. • Outdoor Equipment

  3. Mental Learning Objective • I can count objects and events. • I can read and write numbers.

  4. Mental Learning Task • Throw 5 bean bags into a hoop. • Score the number of bean bags in each hoop. • Write the score with chalk on an easel.

  5. Mental Learning Task • Throw a ball to a friend. • How many can you and your friend catch in one minute. • Paint the answer on the wall.

  6. Mental Learning Task • Bounce a ball between you and your friend for one minute. • How many times did you count? • Find the number from a large basket of numbers.

  7. Mental Learning Task • Who can throw a bean bag the furthest? • Write down the winners name. • Write the answer on a wall with a large felt tip pen.

  8. Mental Learning Task • Throw a ball to your partner. • If you catch it, take a bean from a pot. • When your teacher says stop, how many beans have you got?

  9. Mental Learning Objective • I can count objects and events. • I can read and write numbers.

  10. Main Learning Objective • We are going to continue with the same objectives. • I can count objects and events. • I can read and write numbers.

  11. Main Learning Task • Put the children into 6 groups. • Each group will record their scores.

  12. Main Learning Task • Group 1 will play skittles. • Child 1 has two goes at knocking down the skittles. • Child 2 counts the score. • Child 3 Finds the number in a basket. • Child 1 writes the number and their name on the wall.

  13. Main Learning Task • Group 2 will play ‘Bean bags in the bin’ • Mark position of the bin. • Draw a line for children to stand behind. • Throw a bean bag. • Count out loud. • Record your score on an easel.

  14. Main Learning Task • Group 3 will play quoits on the traffic cone. • Mark the position of the cone. • Make a line to stand behind. • Each child throws five quoits. • Count each throw. • Write down score.

  15. Main Learning Task • Group 4 will be ‘Jumping on Tiles’ • Use ten tiles, such as carpet tiles or card shapes. • Lay them out randomly on the ground. • Throw a large dice. • Jump onto the correct number of tiles. • Record your score.

  16. Main Learning Task • Group 5 will be playing with balls, beanbags, and quoits. • Children throw and catch these. • Record how many catches you can make before you drop the ball. • Record your score.

  17. Main Learning Task • Group 6 will skip. • You can skip as a group or on your own. • Count how many skips you do before getting stuck? • Write down your answer.

  18. Main Learning Task • Answer these questions. • How many have you done? Was it more than last time? • How many more could you have done? • Have you recorded it? • Can you find the number in the basket?

  19. Main Learning Objective • I can count objects and events. • I can read and write numbers.

  20. Plenary • What did you score? • How did you record your score? • Who recorded their scores in a different way? • What did you do?

  21. Where Can I Find More Resources Like This? • You can now visit my teaching resource website at http://www.DrFog.co.uk • You can click here to search for more of my teaching resources. • Click here to visit my TES shop!

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