How Many Pancakes Slideshow
Count the pancakes - all the way up to 10! Open the pdf full-screen on your computer or whiteboard and click through the pages as the children count the pancakes and read the numbers. There's a surprise at the end!
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Enjoy these fun Pancake Day printables in the classroom or home - something different for Shrove Tuesday celebrations!
Count the pancakes - all the way up to 10! Open the pdf full-screen on your computer or whiteboard and click through the pages as the children count the pancakes and read the numbers. There's a surprise at the end!
Kids can use this fun pancake doodle page to design their perfect pancake topping! Draw - or write - your recipe on the page.
On this Pancake Day cut and stick activity, we ask children to cut out pictures of the ingredients and utensils needed to make a batch of pancakes and stick them on the mixing bowl outline.
Count to 10 with these fun pancake peg cards. How many pancakes are in each stack? Attach a clothes peg to the correct number. To make the cards self-checking, you an put a checkmark or a small sticker on the back of the card in the correct position.
Print off this original playdough mat and laminate it, then get out the yellow playdough. Your child can "mold" or cut a pancake out of playdough to go into the frying pan.
Print out these 6 cards and have some matching up the pancake toppings pictures with the words! Alternatively, use the picture side for a simple memory / matching game.
Here's a different activity for Pancake Day. Get the playdough out and ask you child to create their own toppings for this lovely pancake! You might want to laminate the mat for repeat use.
Find out how everyone likes to eat their pancakes with this fun pancake toppings preferences sheet! How many will be the traditional lemon and sugar, and how many will come up with some more exotic toppings?
Use this worksheet to record everyone's favourite toppings for their Pancake Day pancakes! When you have the totals, perhaps you can graph the results?
These pages have been designed so that you can put them out for children to look at and choose from. They then sign their name or make a mark below the pancake of their choice, ready to make a bar chart or some other representation of the score.