Using physical materials outdoors is a great way to introduce your students to addition. For this activity they take a task card and use leaves, stones, and sticks to help them work out the simple addition on the card.
This resource contains two levels of differentiation
- Diff 1 (green) – Numbers 1 to 11
- Diff 2 (blue) – Numbers 10 – 25
We suggest that you laminate the task cards and get your student to write the answers on in removable pen.
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| Nature-Addition-Teacher-Guide.pdf | |
| Nature-Addition-Task-Cards_-Diff.-1.pdf | |
| Nature-Addition-Task-Cards_-Diff.-2.pdf | |
Math
Using physical materials outdoors is a great way to introduce your students to addition. For this activity they take a task card and use leaves, stones, and sticks to help them work out the simple addition on the card.
This resource contains two levels of differentiation
We suggest that you laminate the task cards and get your student to write the answers on in removable pen.