Fizzy’s First Numbers
Mathematics
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you guide young childr
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their first steps into the magical world of
en as they take
- Counting 1 – 9
numbers: fee
- Number sequences, starting to count at
food, or playing hide-and-seek.
ding pets, preparing party
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a given
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number
counting: understand that the number
one correspondence when
for the last item counted gi
Age range
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3–5 year olds
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Windows XP/Vista
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numbers 1 to 9 along with the key
associated vocabulary.
- Recognising numerals 1 – 9
ger set
- Matching a set of items with its
- Matching sets of items with
corresponding numeral
cor
short number sequences
responding numerals; completing
Fizzy’s Number Skills
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mathematical concepts
- Comparing sets of objects
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- Subtraction
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