Suitable for ages 5 to 7. Rodd counts his Auntie's seven pairs of bloomers, the days of the week, the colours of the rainbow and the Seven Dwarves. He asks the children to join him in singing a song about the number seven.

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Rodd’s Auntie has had to use his washing machine and hangs up her seven pairs of bloomers on a washing line. Each pair is a colour of the rainbow, and Auntie has hung her bloomers in rainbow order. Using the weekly planner on Rodd’s wall, Auntie explains that she has a different pair of bloomers for each day of the week, and counts to check. The children can help Auntie find the numeral, remember the Snow White story, play a seven dressing game, and count the colours of a rainbow. They can sing about seven and draw the numeral in the air.

This clip is from the BBC series Counting With Rodd. A fun series, featuring presenter Rodd, who uses rhymes and songs to help children with counting numbers, addition and subtraction.

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Teaching Maths or Numeracy?

Write the names of the days of the week across the length of the back of a roll of wallpaper. Underneath each day, ask children to paint, in order, a circle in the colours of the rainbow, i.e. starting with ‘red’ under ‘Monday’. Keep the wallpaper on the floor for one week. On each day, ask children to put seven objects or drawings in that day’s circle that are the same colour as the circle. On Friday, children can put the items in the circles for Saturday and Sunday. Ask children to see if they can make a model using only seven pieces from construction sets.

This clip will be relevant for teaching Maths/Numeracy at Foundation and KS1 in England, Wales and Northern Ireland and Early and First Level in Scotland.

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