A Little Gallery Vote

For the grown-up

In the example, count two votes for stars and three for hearts. Each square stands for one vote; hearts has one more and stars has one fewer.

Read the practice labels aloud: art, music and games. Count each row, then ask which has the most votes and which has the fewest.

These are pretend votes, not results from a real class. Your child can point to an answer; there is no need to write it.

Answers: Art has 4 votes, music has 2 and games has 3. Most: art (left). Fewest: music (middle).

A grown-up reads along. Try one activity at a time, and stop whenever your child needs a break. These are invitations to practise together, not tests.