One Less with Cliff the Cat (Reception)

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Teach children how to find one less than a given number with this PowerPoint. Can they count up to 10 with Cliff the Cat, stamping their feet or clapping their hands as he climbs? They are then challenged to find one less than each number Cliff lands on.

  • Key Stage: Early Years
  • Subject: Maths
  • Topic: More Than & Less Than
  • Topic Group:Comparison
  • Year(s): Reception
  • Media Type: PowerPoint
  • Resource Type: PowerPoint
  • Last Updated: 27/09/2022
  • Resource Code: M0PAT40

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