The document describes a counting game where children line up pretending to be on a bus, with the teacher stating the total number of children. One child at a time is chosen to 'get off the bus' by jumping and saying the new running total, counting back sequentially by ones until no children remain.
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FMF Section 1.6
The document describes a counting game where children line up pretending to be on a bus, with the teacher stating the total number of children. One child at a time is chosen to 'get off the bus' by jumping and saying the new running total, counting back sequentially by ones until no children remain.
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Counting
FMF1.6 Off the bus
(F / Y1) Counting back in 1s Line children up. Imagine you are all on my bus. Say the number of people on the bus (the total number of children in class that day). For example, There are twenty-six people on my bus today. Point to a child and say Time for you to get off the bus! That child does a little jump, as if getting off the bus, and says the number 1 less than the total, for example Twenty-five. You say There are now twenty-five people on my bus! Point to another child, who also does a little jump and says the number 1 less than that, Twenty-four. Keep going until there is no one left on the bus.
Adaptations Can also be used for: • counting back in 2s, if you choose two children at a time (Y1 / Y2)