The worksheets can be used as morning work, homework, group tasks, or as a getting ready for school.

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Also Read: 4-A-Day Maths Reception Book – Early Years

What is included in the Reception workbook?

Our fun Reception workbook covers math and English on all topics. The book will help your little one learn numbers, alphabets and everything they need to shine in their Reception class. It covers various topics like shapes, counting, forming numbers, pattern, addition, subtraction, forming letters, writing sounds, rhyming words and much more. All the activities are designed in a fun way. children will surely love to do all the activities.

The workbook has over 50 pages and more than 40 different fun activities that will surely keep your kids busy.

Activities included in the workbook:

There are more than 30 different activities included.

• Tracing Numbers
• Counting
• Ordering
• Addition
• Subtraction
• Match the sum
• Add and Colour
• Word Problems
• Measurement
• Capacity
• Weighing
• Pattern
• Identify numbers using base 10
• 2D and 3D Shapes
• Ture or false
• Colouring the picture
• Tracing Alphabets
• Missing letters
• Rhyming words
• Word Search
• Colour the sounds
• Punctuation

and many more!

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Writing is definitely an important skill of life which is hard to learn and master. Here are a few simple techniques, if followed properly children will learn to write more quickly and in a fun way.

1. Provide lots of writing material to your children like paper, pencils, colours and crayons.
2. Let them scribble as much as they want. This helps them get used to of writing and express their thoughts. It will also help build children hand muscles and improve their pencil control.
3. Make a separate place for writing in your home where children can write away from distraction.
4. Ask them lots of questions once a child finishes drawing like what they have made? What is the boy doing? Can you tell me a story about this? etc.
5. Just practice, practice and practice. Writing needs lots and lots of practice. If a child is finding it hard let them trace over the letters. By repeating this activity, your child will begin to understand how to form letters.
6. Encourage your child to write their name. While they write point out each letter so that they recognise it properly. Be very patient as it does take time, but stay consistent and keep trying. This is very important as this is the first skill child needs to know when they start reception.
7. Praise your child as much as you can. Find good things in your child writing. Always remember that simple words of encouragement can do wonders.
8. Reading plays a huge role in writing skills, as they both complement each other. The more your child reads, the more ideas he will have to write down. I highly recommend they get good educational magazines as kids enjoy them more than normal books.
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9. Pointing words as you read them in stories or writing words said in a conversation will help them understand the link between spoken words and written text.
10. As your child gets older encourage them to write letters and cards to other family members. This will help them to build their confidence and vocabulary.

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