Using a Feely Bag

We use a feely bag for guessing 2D and 3D shapes!

Making shapes

We made shapes with lots of different materials. Look at our triangles, squares, rectangles and hexagons. We used lollypop sticks, geostrips, matchsticks, geoboards and straws to make our shapes. Room 5, October 07

Our Data Chart of the Smartest Giant in Town

Senior Infants, Room 5

Teacher read us the story of The Smartest Giant in Town. All the animals in the story needed the giant's clothes. We had to decide which animal needed the clothes most. We put the animals we chose on a chart. We can see that the class mainly felt that the giraffe needed the tie more than other animals needed the clothing they got. Well done to the giant for sharing so well!

Number activities for senior infants

These games are played in pairs. The player with the higher number wins the counter. The player with the most counters wins the game.

This fish game is like bingo. We take turns to pick a fish each and count its spots. If I have a fish with that number in my fishbowl I can keep the fish I picked. If not I have to put him back. The winner is the person who fills their fishbowl first.

Counting stick and number fans

Look at the fun we have with our counting stick and number fans.

September 2007

More Maths activities

Here are some more sorting and number activities for infants.

September 07, Senior Infants

Can you see us find and name shapes with our attribute blocks, sort our buttons, play a game of snakes and ladders, make patterns with cubes and sort and classify our coloured toys?

Senior Infants at work

We have been busy with our maths activities in Room 5. We have tried the shape and colour loop game, bead patterns, links patterns, pattern blocks, dominoes and peg patterns.