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Learning and play activities, classroom & mummy life ✏️ on Instagram: "One more/ one less tuff tray for enhanced provision ✨ A tricky concept to gras but ours have nailed it using lots of different concepts to support them. I made the sheets, printed and laminated and put them on our @cosydirect tuff tray with some numicon. A lovely way to consolidate learning. I also added some counting bears for the children that needed a little extra support. Be sure to SAVE this one and follow me…

This is a quick worksheet to practice naming the number that is one more and one less than a given number.

These number mats are perfect for a quick math activity. They are super low prep, and engaging for your kiddos! You can grab these Valentine's Day Number Mats in my TPT shop. Valentine's Day Number Mats Here is a look inside this pack! Tracing Numbers- Grab a dry eraser marker and trace! There is also a 1-20 option. Ten Frame Numbers- Build each number on the ten frame. Love Bug Numbers- Practice subitizing to 6 with this board game. Roll and Cover- Roll a dice and cover that number. There…

One More or One Less Dice Math Activity This is a great activity practice counting, help strengthen your little one's number sense skills and build confidence. Ages 4 and up. #activityforkids...

FREE printable counting bears one more one less number mats for preschoolers to practice number sense, fine motor, and counting skills!

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One math standard that many children struggle with is the ability to understand what is one more and one less. Let’s see what happens when we hop, sing, and move this standard. Paper Clip (Parisa Ghannadan) Make a number line on a sentence strip. Use a paper clip to slide to different numbers and the children can see what comes before and after. Number Line Hop Draw a number line with chalk on the carpet or use masking tape to make a number line on the floor. Choose different children to hop…

This blog post is about math facts! These activities are perfect for reinforcing 1 more, 1 less, 0 more, and 0 less by engaging them using hands-on math centers