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Addition Colour By Number: Beach

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Overview:

This activity sheet features an addition colour-by-number picture, where students solve addition sums to reveal an image of a girl at the beach. Designed for year 1 and 2 students.

Learning Objectives:

Practise addition skills through an engaging, hands-on activity.
Develop number recognition and the ability to solve basic addition sums.
Enhance fine motor skills through colouring while following number-coded instructions.

How the Activity Works:

Students solve each addition sum provided on the sheet. Each sum corresponds to a specific colour. Once the sums are solved, students use the appropriate colours to complete the picture of a girl at the beach. This fun activity helps students practise addition while reinforcing their creative skills.

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