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Subitising | numeracy | 6 and 7 - BBC Bitesize

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Discover subitising 6 and 7 with the cadets in this Bitesize reception guide.

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Jack and the Beanstalk: Read aloud children's book

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Ten turns up to tell the Numberblocks what it's like to be a perfect ten.

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Numberblock Nine arrives in Numberland and sings a song about squares.

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The Story of Jack and The Beanstalk -  Fairy Tales for Kids

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What do plants need to grow? - Living things: Video playlist - BBC Bitesize

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An animation that shows how plants need water, light, warmth, air and time to grow well.

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Printing with everyday objects at home.

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Early Years Printmaking Twinkl Teaches Video Lessons

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see which flower is the tallest!

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Numberblocks - Series 6: As Tall as the Sun

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Six and her friends are growing sunflowers and learning about length.

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Set 2 Speed Sounds Flashcards for Reception and Year 1

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Children’s animation. Numberblock Nine arrives in Numberland, finds a friend in Four, sings a song about squares - and sneezes.

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Simple Illustrative Feelings and Emotions Poster

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Join in with Mr Tumble as he sings and signs Mary Mary.

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Early Years 'Rhythm and wriggles' singalong with Simon Mole & Gecko - Part 1

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Three opens a stampoline park, where her friends have splatty fun making inky prints.

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The Extraordinary Gardener by Sam Boughton

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Read Write Inc Phonics: How to say the Set 1, Set 2 and Set 3 sounds

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Prepositions Of Place Flashcards In Brown Illustrative Style

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Play this fun game to match the items of clothing with the different types of weather.

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Match the item to the weather - EYFS - Reception - BBC Bitesize

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Which item of clothing would you wear in each type of weather? See if you can complete this BBC Bitesize Reception quiz.

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Four seasons sing-along - EYFS - Reception - BBC Bitesize

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There are four seasons in each year - spring, summer, autumn and winter. Cal and Bunny sing all about them in this song about the seasons.

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The place where an animal or plant lives is called its habitat.

A woodland is a type of habitat which is home to living things, like oak trees, squirrels and bees.

How many animals can you spot?

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Let’s go to the woods - EYFS - Reception - BBC Bitesize

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See what living things you can find in the woods and learn about woodland habitats with this BBC Bitesize guide for Reception.

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You can find lots of animal and plant life at the beach, like crabs and seaweed.

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Let’s go to the beach - EYFS - Reception - BBC Bitesize

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Learn all about the things you can find on a beach and how important our oceans and seas are with this BBC Bitesize guide for Reception.

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A farm is where animals are raised and plants are grown for us to eat.

You can find lots of different animals on a farm, such as cows and chickens.

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Let’s visit a farm - EYFS - Reception - BBC Bitesize

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Learn all about what happens on a farm with the Regenerators in this BBC Bitesize guide for Reception.

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When we mix two primary colours together, we create a new colour. This is known as a secondary colour. Learn all about mixing colours with Cal and Bunny.

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What are primary and secondary colours? - EYFS - Reception - BBC Bitesize

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Learn about primary colours and mixing secondary colours in this BBC Bitesize Reception video.

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Did you know that you can mix two different colours together to make a new colour?

Play this game to find out more!

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Primary and secondary colours

Primary colours are a group of colours which can be mixed together to create a new colour.

A secondary colour is a colour which is made from mixing two primary colours together.

Lots of new and lovely colours can be made when you mix two colours together.

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Colour mixing - EYFS - Reception - BBC Bitesize

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Put your knowledge of mixing colours to the test with this colour mixing quiz for EYFS and Reception.

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Colorful Illustrative Color Mixing Art Poster

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Rhyming is a repetition of words that sound the same or have a similar ending sound, like 'cat' and 'mat'. Rhyming is used in stories, songs and poems.

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What is rhyming? - EYFS - Reception - BBC Bitesize

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Rhyming is a repetition of words that sound the same. Learn more about rhyming with this BBC Bitesize Reception video.

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Can you spot the correct rhyming word below?

Have a go at the activity to find out!

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Spot the rhyming word - EYFS - Reception - BBC Bitesize

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Can you spot the rhyming word in this EYFS BBC Bitesize activity for Reception.

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@Numberblocks - Ten Again! | Learn to Count

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How to count to 5 | counting to 5 | reception maths - BBC Bitesize

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Discover how to count to 5 with Captain Mahari and the cadets in this fun BBC Bitesize reception guide.

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Counting rules | how to count | reception maths - BBC Bitesize

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Discover the counting rules with Captain Mahari and the cadets in this fun, interactive BBC Bitesize reception guide.

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What is addition | Reception maths | number - BBC Bitesize

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Learn and practise adding two numbers together in this fun, interactive BBC Bitesize Reception guide.

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Ah one of my favourites, subtraction!

That's taking away or finding the difference.

This is the symbol we use when we want to subtract one thing from another.

So let's say that we felt five eyeballs were really a bit much for any single alien to have...

So we took away four...

And eureka! Five minus four leaves one eye!

All made possible by the powerful subtraction symbol.

Let's try another one.

Two antenna take away two antenna, equals zero antenna!

You don't mind this, do you Albert?

Oh dear. Sorry Albert! We got carried away.

But don't worry, addition is the opposite of subtraction.

Do you have an addition machine somewhere around here Jerry?

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What is subtraction | Reception maths | subtracting numbers - BBC Bitesize

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Learn and practise how to subtract numbers in this fun, interactive BBC Bitesize Reception guide.

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Number bonds to 4 | Reception maths | addition - BBC Bitesize

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Learn and practise finding the number bonds to 4 in this fun, interactive BBC Bitesize Reception guide.

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Number bonds to 10 | Reception maths | Number bonds to 10 worksheet - BBC Bitesize

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Learn and practise finding the number bonds to 10 in this fun, interactive BBC Bitesize Reception guide.

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Set 3 Speed Sounds Flashcards for Reception and Year 1

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Five little ducks. An animated version of the popular children’s nursery rhyme ‘Five little ducks went swimming one day’ with lyrics.

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Five little speckled frogs. An animated version of the popular children’s nursery rhyme ‘Five little speckled frogs’ with lyrics.

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One, two, buckle my shoe

One, two, buckle my shoe
Three, four, open the door
Five, six, pick up sticks
Seven, eight, lay them straight
Nine, ten, a good, fat hen
Eleven, twelve, dig and delve
Thirteen, fourteen, maids a-courting
Fifteen, sixteen, maids in the kitchen
Seventeen, eighteen, maids are waiting
Nineteen, twenty, my plate's empty.

One, two, buckle my shoe

One, two, buckle my shoe
Three, four, open the door
Five, six, pick up sticks
Seven, eight, lay them straight
Nine, ten, a good, fat hen
Eleven, twelve, dig and delve
Thirteen, fourteen, maids a-courting
Fifteen, sixteen, maids in the kitchen
Seventeen, eighteen, maids are waiting
Nineteen, twenty, my plate's empty.

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One, two, buckle my shoe. An animated version of the popular children's nursery rhyme 'One, two, buckle my shoe' with lyrics.

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Mary, Mary quite contrary. An animated version of the popular children’s nursery rhyme ‘Mary, Mary quite contrary’ with lyrics.

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Feelings and Emotions Flashcards in Colorful Photographic Style (1)

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The Singing Walrus - English Songs For Kids

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Days of the Week Song | The Singing Walrus

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Oi Frog! - Books Alive! Read Aloud book for kids

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The Extraordinary Gardener by Sam Boughton

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The Very Hungry Caterpillar - Official Animated Film | Made For Kids | Eric Carle Book

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Butterflies for Kids | Learn about the diet, habitat, and behaviors of butterflies

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Little Baby Bum - Nursery Rhymes & Kids Songs

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The Grand Old Duke Of York | Nursery Rhymes for Babies by LittleBabyBum - ABCs and 123s

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👩🏾‍🤝‍👨🏼 Kids Read Aloud - The Very Last Castle by Travis Jonker

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Ask your child the following questions;

1. What can you see in the photo?

2. What is happening in this picture?

3. How do you think the people feel?

4. What do you think happened before this picture was taken?

5. What do you think might happen next?

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1. What can you see in the photo?

2. What is happening in this picture?

3. How do you think the people feel?

4. What do you think happened before this picture was taken?

5. What do you think might happen next?

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1. What can you see in the photo?

2. What is happening in this picture?

3. How do you think the people feel?

4. What do you think happened before this picture was taken?

5. What do you think might happen next?

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2. What is happening in this picture?

3. How do you think the people feel?

4. What do you think happened before this picture was taken?

5. What do you think might happen next?

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Ask your child the following questions;

1. What can you see in the photo?

2. What is happening in this picture?

3. How do you think the people feel?

4. What do you think happened before this picture was taken?

5. What do you think might happen next?

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Learn all about the number 1 with Numberblock One.

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The animated adventures of friends who can always count on each other. Two finds a pair of magic dancing shoes and shows One that everything is better with two.

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The animated adventures of friends who can always count on each other. Learn all about the number three with Numberblock Three.

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The animated adventures of friends who can always count on each other. Four is the new block on the block and he can’t wait to share how much he loves to be square.

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The animated adventures of friends who can always count on each other. Five arrives to get the band together, and the party started, with a big high five.

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Children’s animation. The Numberblocks make a new friend who likes to roll dice. Learn all about the number 6 with Numberblock Six.

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Children’s animation. It’s a rainy day for a picnic, but when lucky number Seven appears, everything comes up rainbows. Learn all about the number 7 with Numberblock Seven.

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Children’s animation. Numberland is rocked by the arrival of superblock Eight, known to his friends and fans as Octoblock.

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Children’s animation. Ten turns up to tell the Numberblocks what it’s like to be a perfect ten. Learn all about the number 10 with Numberblock Ten.

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Song 5 - Fee-fi-fo-fum - Full Song | Primary Music - Jack and the Beanstalk

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Number bonds to 10 | Reception maths | Number bonds to 10 worksheet - BBC Bitesize

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Learn and practise finding the number bonds to 10 in this fun, interactive BBC Bitesize Reception guide.

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SAI:...Oops!

FLOOGLE LIBRARIAN: Shuuush!

SAI: Sorry!

CAPTAIN MAHARI: Let's split the library books between the shelves and work out the number bonds for 9.

SAI: Ok! We could put 8 here and 1 here...

SAI: 8 plus 1 equals 9!

FLOOGLE LIBRARIAN: Excuse me...

CAPTAIN MAHARI: Look cadets, a new number bond... 6 plus 3 is equal to...

FIN: 9!

CAPTAIN MAHARI: Good work!

SAI: and 0 plus 9 equals...

SAI:...9!!

FLOOGLE LIBRARIAN: Shuuush!

MAHARI/FIN/SAI: Sorry!

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Number bonds to 9 | Reception maths | addition - BBC Bitesize

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Learn and practise finding the number bonds to 9 in this fun, interactive BBC Bitesize Reception guide.

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Number bonds to 8 | Reception maths | addition - BBC Bitesize

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Learn and practise finding the number bonds to 8 in this fun, interactive BBC Bitesize Reception guide.

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The Night Pirates - Storytime Book Reading

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Annie's workshop - Books Read Aloud for Kids

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The Sea Saw by Tom Percival I Read aloud I Books for children about loss

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@Numberblocks  | Maths Bonds Skills | Let's look at Number Bonds One to Ten!

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Learn doubles by playing this Reception Doubling Game. Count the amounts shown, work out the double and drag the correct answer into the box. Were you correct?

Teacher Specific Information

This Reception Doubling Game will help children develop their understanding of doubling as well as encourage recall of simple double facts. Encourage children to count the amount displayed, work out the double, and drag the correct card into the box. Children may use physical objects to help double the amounts, or their fingers where possible.

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Development Matters

Early Learning Goal
(ELG11) Children count reliably with numbers from 1 to 20, place them in order and say which number is one more or one less than a given number. Using quantities and objects, they add and subtract 2 single digit numbers and count on or back to find the answer. They solve problems, including doubling, halving and sharing.

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Reception Doubling Game | Classroom Secrets Kids

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Learn doubles by playing this Reception Doubling Game. Count the amounts shown, work out the double and drag the correct answer into the box. Were you correct?

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Captain Mahari: Right cadets, who's ready for an adventure?

Sai & Anya: We are.

Sophie & Fin: Us too.

Captain Mahari: Okay, great. That means we will need twice as many spacesuits for you. Or double the number of spacesuits.

Double two makes four. Let's go. Here is the mathematical marvel known as the amazing doubling waterfall.

Fin: Why is it called that?

Captain Mahari: Because whatever you put underneath it, will double.

Fin: Laika, be careful. Oh two Laikas.

Anya: So double one must equal two.

Captain Mahari: Correct Anya. Let's try some more objects.

Sophie: What if I throw in these three rocks? Ah three more.

Sai: Double three equals six.

Captain Mahari: Correct.

Fin: And if I throw in my homework books,

Sai: Double the amount of homework.

Fin: Whoops! Double two makes four.

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what is doubling | how to double | reception maths - BBC Bitesize

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Discover how to double one digit numbers in this fun, interactive BBC Bitesize reception guide.

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Over The Deep Blue Sea | Kids Songs | Super Simple Songs

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Knick Knack Paddywhack! Nursery Rhyme for Babies and Toddlers from Sing and Learn!

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Mr Tumble's Pirate Adventure! | Mr Tumble and Friends

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How to Make a Pirate Treasure Map for Kids | Easy DIY Craft

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The Growing Story by Ruth Krauss and Helen Oxenbury

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Feelings and Emotions Flashcards in Colorful Photographic Style

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There are four seasons in each year - spring, summer, autumn and winter. Can you select the correct item that you might see in each season?

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Four seasons matching game - EYFS - Reception - BBC Bitesize

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Can you match the season with common things that you might see? Have a go with this BBC Bitesize Reception interactive activity.

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Che Che Kule (Kye Kye Kule) | Children's Songs | Sing With Sandra