Sunday, 11 January 2015

Writing numbers

In Room One, we practice writing our numbers on a daily basis. When forming numbers, we share little poems with the children to help them remember how to write their numbers. At home, your child can practice printing their numbers on paper or even in the snow. Your child may also enjoy forming numbers out of playdough or other materials. Please find the number poems below:

A Straight line down
And then we're done
That's the way
To make a one.
 
Over the hill and across the track,
Then the train goes all the way back!
Two, two,
Two, tow.    
 
Around a tree,
Around a tree.
That's the way
To make a three.
 
Down and across and
Down once more.
That's the way
To make a four.   
 
Straight line down,
Then around.
Hat on top
And five's a clown.
 
Watch this rope do a trick,
Down and around 
to make a six.

 
Across the sky
And down from heaven.
That's the way
To make a seven.
 
Make an S
And do not wait.
Go back up
And that's an eight.
 
A balloon on a line,
That's a nine.