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 \nCounting 6 to 10Collins  \n管感飞等等六The Learn with Noddy series has been specially devised to introduceyour child to the skills and concepts he or she will need at school.Written by an Early Years specialist,the activities in Starting to Count,Book 2 introduce key number skills related to early mathematicaldevelopment.☆ Drawing pictures of objects may be diffcult for young childrenso praise your child's attempts.For example,if asked to drawnine apples,it is more important that your child is able to drawnine representational marks than beautiful apples.☆Reward your child with lots of praise and encouragement.Use thereward stickers to celebrate achievement as he or she goes throughthe book.The Toyland character stickers can be used to decoratepictures or the back of birthday card envelopes.☆Take time between activities to practise number recognition skills.Encourage your child to count other items with you,such as buttonson clothing or steps.Spot numbers at home,or on trips,and playsimple counting games or dice and board games together.The Early Learning Goals covered in this book are:  \n# How you can help your child\n\nTo help you and your child get the most from this book,Notes forParents are provided throughout.They explain the purpose of theactivities and suggest ideas you might like to try with your child.  \nWorking through the book  \n☆As you work through the book together,point to the instructionson each page as you read them aloud.Make sure your childunderstands what he or she is being asked to do.  \n☆ On each page encourage your child to count the items by touchingeach one as he or she says the numbers aloud.  \n☆ Encourage your child to start tracing each number from the dot atthe beginning and to follow the direction of the arrow.  \n√Say and use number names in familiar contextsCount reliably up to 10 everyday objects  \n√Recognise numerals 1 to 9Use language to describe the shape of solids and flat shapes.  \n争  \nMy name is  \nColour the numbers.  \nDraw a ring round your bedtime number.  \nDraw a ring round Noddy's bedtime  \nTrace the numbers.  \nsix  \nDraw and colour 6 bows onClockwork Mouse's kite.  \np to⁶everyday objects.Recognise CHere are Miss Pink Cat's umbrellas.Draw a ring round the umbrellas with 6 spots.Colour and count the cubes.  \nPractise recognising numbers 1 to 6.Play a game usinga dice and the cube towers.Take turns to roll the dice.Cover the number with a counter.The first to coverall the numbers on their tower wins.  \nTrace the numbers.  \nseven  \nHow many?marbles  \n4  \nMartha Monkey is building a brick wall.  \nEach of these dominoes should have 7 spots.  \nDraw the missing spots.  \nPlaying with building bricks helps your child torecognise different shapes.Ask him or her to build awall with 7 cuboid bricks.Have fun with dominoes.Find all the dominoes with 7 spots.  \nTrace the numbers.  \neight  \nDraw and colour a sail on each boat.Count the sails you have drawn.  \nThe naughty goblins are counting money.Colour and count the coins.  \nKnowing that you say a number for each object countedis an important number skill.Encourage your child tosort all the coins in your purse into types,then countthe number of each type.  \nTrace the numbers.  \nnine  \nTessie Bear is picking apples.Draw and colour 9appleson the tree.","cbCaia1i8HE61Ny3","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaia1i8HE61Ny3","pdf",2483497,24,"English","# How you can help your child\n## Working through the book","[{\"question\":\"What should parents do while reading the book aloud?\",\"answer\":\"Point to the instructions on each page as you read them aloud and make sure your child understands what to do.\"},{\"question\":\"How can parents help with number recognition practice?\",\"answer\":\"Encourage counting other items together, such as buttons, steps, or items at home and during trips, and play simple counting games.\"},{\"question\":\"What activities in the book support learning numerals and counting?\",\"answer\":\"The book uses tracing from the dot, following arrow directions, coloring and drawing number rings, counting objects by touch, and game activities with dice and counters.\"}]","Starting to Count - How you can help your child | PDF",1790624085]