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5s Counting Pattern Cards

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Overview:

A set of cards designed for students to arrange in the correct 5s counting pattern from 5 to 50. Designed for early years students. Laminate for a long-lasting resource.

Learning Objectives:

Recognise and sequence numbers in the 5s counting pattern.
Develop an understanding of counting by 5s and their relation to place value.
Strengthen basic counting skills and number recognition.

How the Activity Works:

Students arrange the set of cards in the correct order, following the 5s counting pattern (5, 10, 15, etc., up to 50). Each card features a number with a self-checking image to ensure correct placement. This activity promotes the ability to count by 5s and reinforces pattern recognition.

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