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 Make sure the books are available for children to read for themselves.
- They also make great group readers in literacy.
- Children can write their own division stories on the themes of a remainder of one or dividing up a large number into equal lines.
- Dramatise the stories for a class, year group or school assembly, using the marching chants:
"Hup, two, three, four!
We're in the 25th Army Corps.
Queen's count! Two, three!
We are the marching infantry."
"We're going to a picnic!
A hey and a hi dee ho!
There'll be lots of yummies
for our tummies,
A hey and a hi dee ho!"
You probably don't have 100 'ants' in the class, but each child could have a label or picture showing how many ants they represent, eg. 5 ants, then you only need 20 children for the whole 100.
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