Read, Count, Colour and Trace: Stretch (Reception)

Author: Sarah Plant

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This stretch-level worksheet is a great way to challenge children to count up to 15. First children must say the number out loud before circling the same number of shapes. Can they colour in the correct number of boxes in the grid? Children can have a go at tracing over the number and then drawing it in the space provided.

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  • Key Stage: Early Years
  • Subject: Maths
  • Topic: Counting
  • Topic Group:Numbers and Counting
  • Year(s): Reception
  • Media Type: PDF
  • Resource Type: Worksheet
  • Last Updated: 24/10/2023
  • Resource Code: M0WHT162

Related Topics:

Counting
Counting Objects
Counting Actions
Counting Sounds
Numbers up to 20

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