All about number 3
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The document provides information about the number 3 through various examples and activities: 1) It shows the number 3 written out as a word and as a digit, as well as represented by 3 dots or circles. 2) Examples are given of spotting the number 3 on number lines and as labels on things like buses or doors. 3) Interactive challenges encourage finding the number 3 in the classroom or doing an action like clapping 3 times.
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- 6. Number Shapes This is a number shape for the number 3. The number shape has 3 holes or circles. back
- 7. Dotty Dice Numbers Dice sometimes have numbers on them written as a pattern of dots. This is the number 3. back
- 8. Number Lines Can you spot the number 3 on the number line? Which numbers are next to number 3? Click the hand to reveal the answer! 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
- 9. Number Lines How about this number line? Can you spot the number 3? Is it in the same place? Click the hand to reveal the answer! 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
- 11. Harry needs to find the jar of sweets with 3 sweets. Can you help him?
- 12. Numbers as Labels Have you noticed how numbers can be used for labels too? For example, the number on a bus or the number on a door. Have you ever seen a house with a number 3 on the door? 3
- 13. Numbers Everywhere! Have you ever looked for numbers in your classroom or on your walk to school? Numbers are everywhere! Can you spot the number 3 in your classroom?
- 14. Number 3 Challenges Are you ready for a challenge? Click on the stars to make a challenge appear. Finished
- 15. Challenge Quickly, find something in the classroom that shows the number 3. three back
- 16. Challenge Quickly, find 3 items and bring them back. back
- 17. Challenge Can you do 3 claps? back
- 18. Challenge Can you show me 3 fingers? back
- 19. Congratulations! You are now an expert on the number 3. Can you give yourself 3 pats on the back? Can you give yourself 3 claps?