Play Dough Addition Activity
Play dough activities for early years maths helps to combine sensory activities, fine motor skills and number work which is a great way of bringing numbers to life.
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For this activity:
- Print out the Addition Number Sentence worksheet. Laminate it if possible.
- Roll out play dough and use cookie cutters or little fingers to make shapes.
- Roll the dice twice and place the corresponding number of shapes into the worksheet.
- Count and write how many of each shape are in each box. Count the objects altogether and write the total number.
- Using a rolling pin to flatten out the play dough can help to strengthen hand muscles and transferring the shapes onto the work sheet will help with fine motor skills.
- This is also a great way to practice subtraction!
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