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Addition Colour By Number: Dancing

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Overview:

This addition colour-by-number activity involves solving addition sums to reveal a picture of a couple dancing. Designed for year 1 and 2 students.

Learning Objectives:

Practise addition with sums up to 20.
Strengthen number recognition and addition skills.
Foster creativity and fine motor skills through colour-by-number instructions.

How the Activity Works:

Students solve the addition sums provided on the worksheet, each corresponding to a specific colour code. After solving the sums, students use the answers to colour the sections of the dancing couple image according to the instructions. This engaging activity reinforces addition concepts while offering a fun and creative way to practise maths.

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