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This document contains 3 worksheets for shape hunts. The learners could use these to find shapes in natural environments e.g. a rectangle in a window or a football as a sphere. This includes; a mixed 2D and 3D shape hunt worksheet (12 shapes) a 2D shape hunt worksheet (6 shapes and half the sheet is empty so learners could draw pictures of what they find) a 3D shape hunt worksheet (6 shapes and half the sheet is empty so learners could draw pictures of what they find).

Numbers 1 to 10 with the amount of dots to match the number e.g. 1 dot on number 1, 2 on number 2 etc. These are perfect for a fine motor area to incorporate maths skills. Children can be encouraged to put the correct amount of items onto the numbers. The dots on the numbers will scaffold children who are learning to consolidate numbers.

This document highlights how the ladybird outline can be used for maths, including odd and even numbers, halving, doubling, and doubling as repeated addition. This document also includes the ladybird outline that is needed for the lesson/activity ideas.