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Huge Gingerbread Man Resources and Activities
30 pages of fun … To support the topic of the Gingerbread Man!
My class adore this story, so I created Gingerbread Man themed resources for them to use to support my teaching and their learning. In this pack you will find…
Gingerbread Man speech bubbles to encourage creative writing (2 versions included).
Lined paper with a Gingerbread Man border for children to write on (my class wrote their own versions of the story!).
Numbers on Gingerbread Men (I use these as flash cards, ask the children to place them into number order, daily interventions, etc).
Cut and stick the gingerbread men into number order activity sheet (two versions: numbers 1-10 and numbers 11-20).
Design your own Gingerbread Man sheet.
Lovely Gingerbread Man themed bunting to decorate your classroom (mine is in my role play area and my writing area!).
Pre writing trace the Gingerbread Man’s tracks sheet to develop fine motor skills, pencil grip and control.
Number lines (two versions: numbers 1-10 and numbers 1-20).
56 Gingerbread men addition cards (completely differentiated to target a range of mathematical abilities from addition with numbers under 5 to addition with numbers over 20).
I hope your class enjoy these resources as much as mine did!
The Teacher Traveller
Christmas Maths Activity Sheets
Christmas tree themed maths!
Christmas trees for children to add on baubles then ether subtract or add up the total amounts (we used small dot stickers, but children could paint/draw these on too!).
Christmas trees for children to add on baubles then find one more one less of their chosen amount (we used small dot stickers, but children could paint/draw these on too!)
Christmas tree counting - Children to count the total amount of baubles on the trees, then peg the correct numeral.
Merry Christmas Everyone,
The Teacher Traveller :)
Car Park Numbers
Can you park in space number… Four? Eight? Ten?
Can you park in a space which has a number one less than three?
Can you park in the number spaces in order?
The opportunities for this activity are endless as children use toy cars to park on given numbers, learning without actually knowing it - through play. Perfect for…
Number recognition
Number ordering
One more, one less than a number
Strengthening little fingers and fine motor skills
Teacher assessment
Intervention groups/target children
Continuous provision
This pack comes with two numbered car park mats (with numbers from 1 - 20), a handy prompt card for adults containing questions to challenge and extend children, a set of 20 number cards telling children which numbers to park their car on, and finally a record sheet for children to record the numbers that they have found.
Happy driving!
The Teacher Traveller.
Numbers 1-30 on cupcakes
A lovely little number set on various coloured cupcakes :) Perfect for…
-Placing into number order
-Daily interventions
-Hiding around the room for a number hunt
-Finding one more/one less than the number
-Birthdays
-Calculating (turn two over and add/subtract/multiply them)
-Matching a quantity to the number on the cupcake (e.g. candles)
Enjoy,
The Teacher Traveller :)
Counting Snowman Buttons
Children can paint on the correct amount of buttons or the resource can be printed and laminated for children to count place physical buttons onto the snowman :)
Three different colour sets to choose from (Red, Blue, Yellow) and numbers from one to ten.
Have fun and Merry Christmas,
The Teacher Traveller
Silly Shape Snowmen
Children giggle away at the silly snowmen they make, whilst learning all about 2D shapes!
Pack includes:
2D snowmen style shapes to cut out (square, circle, triangle, rectangle, diamond, hexagon and pentagon).
14 idea cards which prompt children to use certain shapes, or be creative with whatever shapes they wish.
Two blank worksheets to stick their silly shape snowmen on.
A shape record sheet for children to tick off the shapes they have used (also can be used for the teacher to assess the shapes the children know).
Some people prefer this to be a cutting and sticking activity, some choose to laminate the shapes and use them as interventions. I have done both and both work fine! :)
Happy Christmas Everyone,
The Teacher Traveller :)