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Addition Colour By Number: Dinosaur

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Overview:

This addition colour-by-number activity encourages students to solve addition sums and colour the sections to complete a dinosaur picture. Designed for year 1 and 2 students.

Learning Objectives:

Practise addition skills.
Strengthen number recognition and addition strategies.
Develop fine motor skills through colouring based on numerical instructions.

How the Activity Works:

Students solve the addition sums on the worksheet, with each result corresponding to a specific colour. After solving the sums, students colour the sections of the dinosaur image according to the number-coded instructions. This activity not only reinforces addition concepts but also provides a fun and creative way to engage students.

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