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Last updated

8 August 2026

zip, 9.5 MB
zip, 9.5 MB

Want to introduce and develop a deep understanding of number and addition? This is 1 long or 2 shorter lessons with supporting resources to accompany the Maths picture book ‘How Many Legs?’ by Kes Gray & Jim Field.

A fun, practical fusion of reading comprehension, Maths and independent investigation, the children will be super engaged with the fun story and the hands-on, practical related investigation. A fun way to introduce the concept; this lesson encourages the children to practise adding three numbers together using a 10/20 frame, and invites them to notice that animals normally have an even number of legs to introduce odd and even numbers. There is also a support resource available for those who may need to take this in smaller steps and work as a small group.

This pack contains:

  • Detailed Maths lesson plan
  • Key Comprehension Questions for read-aloud
  • Interactive Teaching Input Powerpoint (19 slides)
  • Answer Key included for teaching input
  • Challenge cards for main activity (3 pages)
  • Differentiated support activity (11 pages total)

Additional resources needed:

  • The book ‘How Many Legs’ by Ken Gray & Jim Field (FYI there are YouTube readings if budget is low!)
  • Counters / counting beans

*** ALSO AVAILABLE at a less challenging level for EYFS ***

Terms of Use:
Use for your own teaching.
Not for resale in any form.

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