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Teaching notes
How to use this worksheet
Children work with a carefully structured i spy: find and count format while strengthening Letter Recognition and Counting at a manageable pace.
- Letter Recognition
- Counting
- Attention
- Visual Perception
How to do it
Talk about the goal of the page, then let the child work at a comfortable pace. Find the requested objects in a large scene and count each one.
Easier or harder
Easier: Read the numbers aloud together and model the first problem with real objects.
Challenge: Have the child check each result using the opposite operation or a set of counters.
What you need
- Printed worksheet
- Pencil, crayon or marker as appropriate
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Teacher and parent guidance
If an answer is uncertain, rebuild the quantity with small objects instead of immediately supplying the correct number.
Age and difficulty
Recommended learning levels: Pre-K, Kindergarten. Introduce the main idea before using the page for focused practice.
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