Number Seven 7 Interactive POWERPOINT is a fun and hands-on resource to help your students confidently recognise, count, and work with the number 7. With a variety of interactive slides and movement-based activities, this PowerPoint is perfect for early learners developing strong number foundations.

Students explore the number 7 using fingers, ten frames, number lines, and simple kinaesthetic prompts. The activities are carefully designed to reinforce number recognition, counting, and sequencing while keeping students actively involved through movement, visuals, and repetition.

Whether used as part of a whole-class number warm-up or a targeted small group task, this PowerPoint makes learning the number 7 meaningful and memorable. Each slide builds on student understanding and encourages them to model, trace, and interact with the number in different ways.

Key Learning Outcomes:

• ✅ Recognise and name the number 7 in different representations
• ✅ Practise number formation using tracing and air-writing
• ✅ Count and show 7 using fingers, objects, and body parts
• ✅ Identify numbers before and after 7 on a number line
• ✅ Build fluency and confidence in early number concepts

What’s Included:

• Interactive PowerPoint presentation focused on the number 7
• Activities include:
  • - Number formation tracing
  • - Recognising 7 on a ten frame
  • - Showing 7 using fingers and movement
  • - Finding 7 on a number line
  • - Identifying before and after numbers
  • - Thumbs up/down counting activity
  • - Thumbs up/down dice rolling activity
  • - Counting to 7 using body prompts

Materials Needed:

• PowerPoint-compatible device with display screen
• Interactive whiteboard, projector, or laptop
• Optional: whiteboards, dice, counters or fingers for participation

How to Use:

1. Launch the PowerPoint in slideshow mode to activate all interactions and animations.
2. Model each number activity with your students and encourage participation.
3. Use the tracing and counting slides to build familiarity with number formation and value.
4. Repeat activities across the week to reinforce fluency and number vocabulary.
5. Encourage physical responses like holding up fingers or jumping to represent numbers.

Ideas for Classroom Use:

• 💡 Use as part of a daily number focus or maths warm-up
• 💡 Integrate into a small group rotation with hands-on follow-up activities
• 💡 Pair with a number scavenger hunt—find groups of 7 around the classroom
• 💡 Link with number songs or finger plays that include the number 7
• 💡 Print and display key slides to anchor the learning throughout the week

Top Teacher Tips:

• 💛 Encourage students to talk about what they notice when counting to 7
• 💛 Reinforce vocabulary such as “before,” “after,” “more than” and “less than”
• 💛 Use body-based prompts like claps or jumps to make counting active
• 💛 Pause during thumbs up/down activities to ask for student reasoning
• 💛 Save the PowerPoint to use again during number review or assessment weeks

Number Seven 7 Interactive POWERPOINT is a fun, flexible and engaging way to build number sense and fluency. With multiple opportunities to see, say, and show the number 7, your students will gain confidence and enjoy learning all about it!