Tuesday 4 October 2016

Noodle Box Counting

I had some disposable noodle boxes and thought I could use them on the light table at school.


I attached the numbers 1-10 on the fronts of the noodle boxes as we are working on our numbers.


I have lots of wool scraps at school and so I thought I could cut up a variety of colours and lengths to represent noodles.



The children had used chopsticks to fill the noodle boxes with wool noodles and then add the correct number of pom poms to the noodles, from 1-10.  We discussed what the pom poms could represent and the children came up with lots of ideas- meatballs, vegetables, sausage etc...




Using the chopsticks was a lot of fun and a great fine motor activity. 
This activity could be done anywhere but was very effective on the light table as the noodle boxes are transparent.





You could use bowls or plates for this activity and crepe paper or ribbons as noodles.
The children thought it was great fun.
Niccola

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