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糖心Vlog

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8 November 2026

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Connect two parts to a whole of ten. Ten-frames make the missing part visible; a full frame explains why zero is a valid part. Labelled jumps and equations show counting on in matching steps. Pupils practise, explain a mistaken statement and investigate pairs before or alongside the game.

The garden of ten is a core teaching activity with 30 spaces and 15 mathematical event spaces; completed worksheets are not an entry requirement. Collect points with tally marks and try to beat your own score without a compulsory winner.

British English, Year 1, with read-aloud, counter and oral-response support.

10-page complete and 8-page pupil PDFs in A4 and US Letter; the formats repeat the same content. Separate colour and grayscale boards included. Use a pencil, normal six-sided die and small playing pieces; counters are optional and no cutting is needed.

Teacher guidance and supported answers are included. The teacher page links directly to Number Builders on TES, then to the studio shop.

Explore Number Builders on TES

Visit the Fablehall Studio TES shop

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