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Folding Booklet: Number 18

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Overview:

Fold into a booklet and complete activities all about the number 18. Designed for early years students. Folding instructions included.

Learning Objectives:

Recognise and write the number 18 in digits and words.
Develop number sense by counting and identifying numbers before and after 18.
Represent 18 using visual models such as ten frames.

How the Activity Works:

Students cut and fold the sheet into a booklet and complete a series of engaging activities focused on the number 18. These activities include tracing the number in both digit and word form, colouring ten frames to represent 18, counting and identifying 18 objects, and determining the numbers that come before and after 18. This hands-on activity supports number recognition and reinforces counting skills.

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