Math Writing Practice (Play Group) is the number-writing practice book on the Allied School Play Group list for the 2027-28 session. The cover is pink, with the title in white and red letters, the word Playgroup, a tree filled with colourful birds, the numerals 1, 2 and 3 climbing beside it, and a white panel for Name, Class, Section, Campus and Student ID.
At three, writing a numeral is a real achievement: it combines counting, memory and pencil control. A dedicated practice book gives a child the space to do it slowly and many times.
What we know about this book
We have photographed the cover only, so we do not list its pages or the numbers it covers. The cover shows numerals 1, 2 and 3 beside a bird tree, which suggests counting with objects. If you need the page count before you order, message us on WhatsApp and we will check our copy and reply.
Why writing practice for numbers
Children usually learn to say numbers before they write them. Tracing numerals in a practice book connects the sound, the shape and the quantity. It is also useful pre-writing: the curves and straight lines of numbers are the same strokes that letters use. It pairs naturally with the Numbers book for Play Group, which teaches numbers 0 to 10.
Helping a three-year-old hold the pencil
Practice books only work if a small hand can hold the pencil comfortably. Some simple points help:
- Choose a short, thick pencil or a chunky crayon; long thin pencils are harder for small fingers.
- Show the pinch grip with the thumb and first finger, with the pencil resting on the middle finger.
- Keep sessions short, five to ten minutes, and stop while the child is still happy.
- Praise effort and neat tracing rather than perfect shapes; accuracy comes with age.
- Let the child sit upright at a table, with feet supported, and use good light.
Counting games that go with number writing
Before writing a number, let your child count something real: three spoons, four buttons, five steps. Then trace the number in sand or flour on a tray. Finally write it on the page. Moving from objects to the written numeral in three steps is the most reliable way to make number writing meaningful.
Who, when, where and how
Whom: Play Group students at Allied Schools (about three years old) and the adult who sits with them. When: through the 2027-28 session. Where: at school and at home. How: say the number, trace it with a finger, then with a pencil, and count real objects to match.
Frequently asked questions
Is it the same as the Numbers book?
No. The Numbers book teaches numbers 0 to 10; this is a separate practice book for writing.
Which class is it for?
Play Group.
Does it have a name panel?
Yes: Name, Class, Section, Campus and Student ID.
Ready to order? Send us a WhatsApp message with the class and school, and we will confirm availability and dispatch Math Writing Practice for Play Group carefully packed, with Cash on Delivery across Pakistan. Prefer to see it first? Our Lahore shop is open to visitors.
