1. Flexibility with numbers to 10 using 10 dice (Foundation and 1)
Number Flexibility Games
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7m 6s
Peter introduces activities for foundation and year one students focus on developing flexibility with numbers through engaging games. Students use dotted dice to enhance fluency and reduce classroom disruption. The games promote number recognition and quick calculations, allowing students to identify pairs and calculate totals using doubles. This approach builds confidence in recognizing totals without counting individual dots, making mathematics a fun part of their world.
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