Science Museum Group Bottle Top Shapes
Bottle Top Shapes uses bottle tops or jar lids to help children investigate geometry, position, direction, symmetry and patterns through creative problem-solving.
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Bottle Top Shapes uses bottle tops or jar lids to help children investigate geometry, position, direction, symmetry and patterns through creative problem-solving.
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This resource is listed for ages Key Stage 1; approximately ages 5–7. It is available as Website, Downloadable, YouTube and is listed as free pdf and video activity. The listed language coverage is English.
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Free printable activity and embedded video; bottle tops, marker pens and household materials are required
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