A poster to display in the classroom as a record of the medal count during the Commonwealth Games
Use this teaching resource in the classroom to keep a record of the medal count from the Commonwealth Games.
Print and laminate this poster then, as a class, choose nine countries to keep a tally for.
Display and use this resource as part of a daily routine during the Commonwealth Games or as a numeracy activity.
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