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Sure, and isn't music a grand way to learn? Here's a lovely collection of counting songs that'll have your junior and senior infants tapping their toes while they learn their numbers. Perfect for circle time or as a fun break between lessons!

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Ah, writing numbers can be a bit tricky for the wee ones. These printable sheets are just the ticket for helping them form their numbers correctly. Start with tracing and move on to independent writing. Don't forget to celebrate every little success!

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Get ready to practice number formation with our Number Tracing Sheets! This activity sheet is designed to help PreK students improve their number writing skills. With numbers 1-10 and clear directions on how to correctly write each number, this Number Tracing Sheet is perfect for young learners. Students will love tracing the numbers and developing their fine motor skills and you’ll appreciate the convenience of this prep-free resource that saves time on lesson planning. You can use our Number Tracing Sheet in your classroom as part of a math lesson or as a fun home-learning activity. To access these Number Tracing Sheets, simply log on with your Twinkl membership, click the “Download Now” button, and print the one-page worksheet. Check out our Number Formation wiki page for more information and additional resources. It’s a great way to learn about number formation and find more prep-free resources for your class!

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Let's take the learning outdoors! Have your little ones collect items from nature - pebbles, leaves, or acorns - and use them for counting exercises. It's a grand way to connect maths with the world around us, and sure isn't fresh air good for everyone?

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Patterns are the beginning of algebraic thinking, and aren't they just lovely? Use colourful blocks or shapes to create simple patterns for your infants to continue. Start with AB patterns and work your way up. It's amazing how quickly they catch on!

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Here's a fun way to introduce early algebraic concepts: sorting games! Use buttons, bottle caps, or even fruit to have your infants sort by colour, size, or shape. It's a great way to develop their logical thinking skills, and sure isn't it fun too?

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Early Childhood Sorting & Classifying Activity

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Great activity for students to practice object association through sorting and classifying common objects into two categories. Use our Preschool Classification Worksheets to help your students improve their sorting and classifying skills. These worksheets will introduce your students to many new topics, including different types of weather, land and ocean animals, and many more! Before you start teaching your students about classification and sorting, we recommend that you check out our Classification in Math teaching guide. It contains loads of useful information, links to resources that you can use, and even includes some classifying activities that you can do with your class.

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Size comparison is a key skill for our little ones. Use everyday objects like pencils, books, or toys to introduce concepts of 'bigger', 'smaller', and 'the same size'. It's a hands-on way to explore measurement, and sure don't they love using their own things?

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Introducing time to infants can be tricky, but relating it to their daily routines makes it more tangible. Create a visual timetable of the school day, using a toy clock to show the times. It's a grand way to make time relevant to their little lives!

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Isn't water play just grand for learning about capacity? Set up a station with different sized containers and have your infants explore which holds more or less. It's a splashing good time, and they'll be learning valuable measuring skills too!

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Let's make learning about shapes an adventure! Send your infants on a shape scavenger hunt around the classroom or playground. Can they find something circular like a clock, or rectangular like a book? It's a brilliant way to connect shapes to their environment!

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Ah, isn't play dough just brilliant for hands-on learning? Have your infants create 3D shapes like spheres, cubes, and cylinders. They can roll, squish, and mould to their hearts' content while learning about these shapes. And sure, it's great for their fine motor skills too!

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Sure, and isn't Irish weather always giving us something to talk about? Create a simple weather graph with your infants, using pictures to represent sunny, rainy, or cloudy days. It's a great introduction to data collection and representation, and they'll feel like real little scientists!

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Here's a lovely way to introduce pictograms: have each child draw a picture of themselves and stick it on a chart under their favourite colour. It's a personal way to represent data, and sure won't they love seeing the class results displayed?

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How does this resource excite and engage children's learning? A lovely way for your class to collect and record data about their friends' favourite colours. Use this pictogram to work out which is the most popular colour. A fun and educational activity.