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    This document provides guidance for parents on using a lateral thinking activity called "Perspective Flip" with their children. The activity involves matching side views of stacked objects with bird's eye views or coloring in the matching views. Doing this helps children develop lateral thinking by looking at objects from different perspectives. The document suggests creating stacks with different objects and providing more challenging versions for older children. It also provides the activity puzzles and answers.

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    This document provides guidance for parents on using a lateral thinking activity called "Perspective Flip" with their children. The activity involves matching side views of stacked objects with bird's eye views or coloring in the matching views. Doing this helps children develop lateral thinking by looking at objects from different perspectives. The document suggests creating stacks with different objects and providing more challenging versions for older children. It also provides the activity puzzles and answers.

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    T M 34770 Lateral Thinking Perspective Flip - Ver - 1

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    This document provides guidance for parents on using a lateral thinking activity called "Perspective Flip" with their children. The activity involves matching side views of stacked objects with bird's eye views or coloring in the matching views. Doing this helps children develop lateral thinking by looking at objects from different perspectives. The document suggests creating stacks with different objects and providing more challenging versions for older children. It also provides the activity puzzles and answers.

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    How can I use this with my children?

    See if your child can match the side view of


    a stack of objects with the bird’s eye view.
    Parent Guide
    The colouring activity will require them to
    correctly colour in the matching view of
    the objects.

    How does this help my children’s learning?

    Lateral thinking is a creative way of solving


    problems by looking at a puzzle from
    different perspectives. Prompt children to
    think about other ways of viewing objects
    and how they would look.

    Ideas for further learning:

    Why not create the stacks using hoops,


    rainbow cakes or other objects? See how
    the objects appear from different angles.
    If your child is in KS2, they might like to try
    something more challenging.
    Lateral Thinking: Perspective Flip
    Matching Puzzle
    Take a look at the stacks of objects below. Some are views from the side and
    some are views from above (a bird’s eye view). Can you match the side view
    with the correct bird’s eye view? One has already been done for you.

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    Lateral Thinking: Perspective Flip
    Colouring Puzzle
    This time you can see one view of the objects, but the other view is blank! Can
    you use the correct colours to complete the other view?

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    Lateral Thinking: Perspective
    Flip - Answers
    Matching Puzzle

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    Colouring Puzzle

    We hope you find the information on our website and resources useful. As far as possible, the contents of this resource are reflective of current profes-
    sional research. However, please be aware that every child is different and information can quickly become out of date. The information given here is
    intended for general guidance purposes only and may not apply to your specific situation.w

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