Folding Booklet: Number 8

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Overview:

Fold into a booklet and complete activities all about the number 8. Suitable students in years 1. Folding instructions included.

Learning Objectives:

Recognise and write the number 8 in digits and words.
Develop number sense by counting and identifying numbers before and after 8.
Represent 8 using visual models such as a ten frame.

How the Activity Works:

Students cut and fold the sheet into a booklet and complete a series of engaging activities focused on the number 8. These activities include tracing the number in both digit and word form, colouring a ten frame to represent 8, counting and identifying 8 objects, and drawing 8 items. This hands-on activity supports number recognition and reinforces counting skills.

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