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Number Puzzles 0-4

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Overview:

Cut and paste to match the different representations of the numbers 0 to 4, including words, digits, ten frames, and objects. Designed for prep and year 1 students.

Learning Objectives:

Recognise and match numbers 0 to 4 in different forms.
Develop number sense through visual and written representations.
Practise fine motor skills by cutting and pasting accurately.

How the Activity Works:

Students cut out the puzzle pieces and match each number to its corresponding representations. A self-checking mechanism is included—when placed together correctly, the pieces reveal an animal. This interactive activity reinforces number recognition and counting skills in an engaging way.

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