skippy Posted September 25, 2016 Share Posted September 25, 2016 Hi I want to enhance this area of learning and wandered if you had any ideas to enhance my provision. I thought I could use Goldilocks to look at size and comparison. Thanks Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Panders Posted September 25, 2016 Share Posted September 25, 2016 I tell you what I saw on Pinterest the other day, which I thought, ooh yea maybe give that one a go. child ( a) was laying down on the floor and then using wooden bricks on their sides the outline of the child's body was followed - similar to when you draw around a child laying on the floor but using the bricks you can then help them up and they can see their outline, count how many bricks maybe, just look at the shape their body has made. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
FSFRebecca Posted September 26, 2016 Share Posted September 26, 2016 The Three bears is an obvious one and you've probably done this already ... Other suggestions could be: John Burningham 'Oi! get off our train' - this is really good for simple addition/subtraction and can you can use the toy trains to engage the less willing mathematicians Kaye Umansky 'A chair for paper bear' this is good for using the language of size and shape as the baby bear tries to decide what sort of chair to have Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Abrahammoss Posted January 29, 2017 Share Posted January 29, 2017 Here are a list of books that support the teaching of SSM Books to support the teaching of shape, Space, Measure Number and calculationAdams, P House that Jack builtAhlberg, A Jolly postmanMystery tourWhat’s in the shop?Anderson, S Backseat’s special dayArmitage, R Lighthouse keeper’s picnicBent, J Green banana huntBond, D Granny who wasn’t like other granniesShark who bit things he shouldn’tBrown, R Ten seedsBurningham, J Shopping basketButterworth, N Jasper’s beanstalkCarle, E Very hungry caterpillarCave, K Out for the countChichester-Clark, E Little Miss Muffet counts to tenCole, T Fourteen rats and a rat-catcherDale, P Ten in a bedDodds, D Minnie’s dinerDonaldson, J One Ted falls out of bedSharing a shellFrench, V Let’s go Anna!Gillham, B How many sharks in the bath?Glicksman, C Eric the redGraham, B First there was FrancesGrindley, S Four black puppiesHaskamp, S Eight silly monkeysHawkins, C Noah built an ark one dayThis old carHedderwick, M Katie Morag and the birthdaysHughes, S Alfie gets in firstHutchins, P Doorbell rang1 hunterInkpen, Mick One bear at bedtimeKavanagh, P Three little guinea pigsKelly, M One more sheepKitamura, S When sheep cannot sleepKubler, A There were ten in the bedLabrosse, D One yak called JackLeman, J Ten little pussy catsMaisner, H Planet monsterMitton, T SpookyrumpusOffen, H Fred and Ted’s treasure huntPuttock, S Don’t count your chickensRoss, T Centipede’s 100 shoesSmith, B Wake up, Charlie dragonWaddell, M Going upWells, R Bunny moneyWinterson, J King of CapriZiefert, H Two little witchesTraditional stories:Chicken LickenEnormous turnipGingerbread manGoldilocks and the three bearsHenny PennyLittle red henPrincess and the peaThree billy goats GruffThree little pigsTwelve dancing princessesWolf and the seven little kids1. Shape and locationBerenstain, S Inside, outside, upside downBond, D Train who was frightened of the darkBoyle, A Where is little croc?Whose hat is that?Brown, J Flat StanleyDunbar, J Baby birdFlournoy, V Patchwork quiltHissey, J Old BearHughes, S All shapes and sizesHutchins, P Changes, changesRosie’s walkMadgwick, W AnimazeMorgan, D Blooming catsNewman, M Wonderful journey of Cameron catPienkowski, J ShapesSachar, l Sideways arithmetic from Wayside SchoolStickland, P Dinosaur oppositesSutton, E My cat likes to hide in boxesTraditional stories:Hansel and GretelLittle red riding hood2. Capacity, volume and sizeAgbami, A Ruby’s recipeAlborough, J The washing lineAllen, P Mr Archimedes’ bathBillington, J Six feet long and three feet wideBourgeois, P Big Sarah’s little bootsBriggs, R Jim and the beanstalkBurningham, J Shopping bagHindley, J Little and bigHoffman, M Nancy no-sizeJonas, A Now we can goKroll, S Biggest pumpkin everLimb, S Big and littleMcPhail, D Andrew’s bathWhere can an elephant hide?Murphy, J Five minutes peacePienkowski, J SizesShannon, M Elvira the dragon princessTraditional stories:Enormous turnipGoldilocks and the three bearsLittle red henMagic porridge potRumplestiltskin 3. TimeBrowne, E Tick tockButterworth, N Jasper’s beanstalkCarle, E Bad-tempered ladybirdVery hungry caterpillarCave, K Just in timeDickinson M Danny’s pictureForeman, M Ben’s babyDinosaur timeGrandfather’s pencilGray, K Cluck o’clockHawkins, C What’s the time, Mr Wolf?Hutchins, P Clocks and more clocksIves, P Granny’s quiltKidd, R Almost famous DaisyLloyd, D StopwatchMurphy, J Five minutes peacePienkowski, J TimePrater, J On Friday something funny happenedSmith, B Wake up, Charlie DragonWaddell, M Grandma’s BillTraditional stories:Little red henSleeping beauty 4. LengthArmitage, R Lighthouse keeper’s catLighthouse keeper’s lunchBrowne, E Tick tockBrowning, D Marina measures upCrebbin J Train rideDahl, R George’s marvellous medicineHindley, J Isn’t it time?Impey, R Tiny Tim, the longest jumping frogMaisner, H Bedtime for little pandasMoon, N Billy’s sunflowerProysen, A Mrs PepperpotTraditional stories:Jack and the beanstalkRapunzelThree bears 4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Conker Posted January 29, 2017 Share Posted January 29, 2017 Hello Abrahammoss, thats a list and a half! Thankyou :1b Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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