Signs to be used as part of a ‘Goldilocks and the Three Bears’ display/role-play area, plus sorting activity. Why not place the cards on separate tables as an activity? Children can collect objects from around the room which they think are ‘big/large’, ‘middle/medium-sized’ and ‘small’ and place them on the appropriate table. Discuss how size is relative. For example you could hold up two toy aeroplanes, one to fit in the palm of your hand and the other large enough for small world characters to fit inside. Invite children to agree that one is big and the other is small. However, what if we had a real aeroplane here, how would that change the words we used to describe the three aeroplanes?

Posters/Displays, Cards/Flashcards, Sorting and Matching, Problem Solving, Measures - Size, Concepts

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