​To be followed in conjunction with Cate Ellis' beautiful children's book One at a Time.
Click on the 3 links below for extended learning activities
1. Observation and Conversation
2. Discussion
3. Numeracy - Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication

Learning activities as published in the book
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Can you answer these questions as the animals are going up the hill?
Start at the beginning of the book…

First page: Can you find some goat’s legs to count?
How many are there?
Can you find some donkey’s hooves to count?
How many are there?

Turn the page: Can you find some cow’s tails to count?
How many can you see?
Can you find some alpaca’s ears to count?
How many are there?

Turn the page: Can you find some pig’s snouts to count?
How many are there?
Can you find some geese’s beaks to count?
How many are there?

Turn the page: Can you find some dog’s tails to count?
How many are there?
Can you find some sheep’s eyes to count?
How many are there?
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Turn the page: Can you find some chicken’s feet to count?
How many can you see?

Turn the page: Can you find some duck’s beaks to count?
How many are there?

Turn the page: When the animals are all on top of the hill, can you find
1 goat, 2 donkeys 
3 cows, 4 alpacas
5 pigs, 6 geese
7 dogs, 8 sheep
9 chickens and
10 ducks?
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Did you find any numbers hidden in the grass on each page

As the animals go down the hill what can you count

Acknowledgements: Thanks to Felicity Humphrys and Dana Pentland for their invaluable input.