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Numberblocks! Circle Time- Show and Tell -Colouring- Math Activity (UK Teacher)
Teacher Heidi - BSc., PGCE
Average rating:
5.0
Number of reviews:(36)
In this fun, interactive ongoing class learners can join in with a Numberblocks colouring activity, share their favourite toy, chat and enjoy a Numberblocks themed math activity.
Class Experience
US Grade Preschool - Kindergarten
Beginner Level
In this fun, interactive ongoing weekly class, starting with the Numberblocks theme song, little learners can show and tell their favourite Numberblocks toy or merchandise (any toy is just fine!) while working on a Numberblocks themed colouring or activity worksheet. Each learner will take a turn to share their toy and show the class their worksheet before listening to their friends take a turn. We will practise counting to 10 each week (forwards and backwards!) before meeting my...
- Students will practise their fine motor skills as they complete the colouring or math activity and practise their social skills during show and tell. Learners will learn or practise counting 1- 20 and begin to build a foundation of early math skills such as one more/one less, number bonds, doubling and halving, recognising amounts and numerals and simple addition and subtraction.
I am a UK qualified Primary School teacher with seven years experience in total and one and a half years teaching online with Outschool. I gained Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) by completing a PGCE (Post Graduate Certificate of Education) in Primary Education with a Specialism in Mathematics, gained with merit. I am passionate about young children being given the opportunity to explore and have fun with concrete objects to build a strong mathematical foundation.
Assessment
Frequency: includedDetails: Learner progress is not formally assessed but informal assessment may be requested at any time.
Each week a printable worksheet/colouring sheet will be made available from the classroom. Bring your favourite toy for show and tell (doesn't need to be Numberblocks related). Markers, pencils or crayons. Small objects to count with such as math cubes, small blocks, cereal loops, dried pasta etc. (optional, but most young children benefit having physical objects to support counting).
Joined August, 2022
5.0
36reviews
Teacher expertise and credentials
Non-US Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Hello Outschool families, Thank you for your interest in my profile. My name is Heidi Evans and I am from the UK and am a qualified teacher. I have a variety of math classes I teach from ages 3-9 here on Outschool. I have classes for the...
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Group Class
$10
weekly1x per week
30 min
Completed by 77 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 3-6
1-6 learners per class
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