Children's activity
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Teacher's activity
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Preparation
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- Greet the whole class, then greet a few students individually.
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(Let's Play) p. 2, 3
- After looking at the page for 1 minute, close the book and answer which animals were on the page.
- Open the book and check the answers.
- Next, close the book again and guess how many of each animals are there.
- Open the book and check the answers.
- Know how to say the numbers greater than 30.
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- Before explaining the activity, have the students look carefully at the pages and then close their book. Now ask them what animals they were on the pages.
- After checking the animals, have the children close their books again and ask them to guess how many of each animal is there.
- Count together with the children from 1, paying special attention to 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100 when they are encountered.
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Digital materials
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〇 Counting things in the classroom.
- Count things in the classroom.
- After the teacher asks you to guess the number of things, let's count together.
- Become familiar with how to say numbers greater than 30 through practicing with the teacher.
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- Ask the children about how many lockers, desks, windows, etc. are in the classroom.
- Count along with the students from 1. But when they become used to it let them count by themselves.
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(Let's Chant) "How many penguins?" (1) p. 3
- Listen to the chant and let's chant in time.
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- Play the chant, show the picture cards and chant together.
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Animal & number picture cards, digital materials
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(Let's Listen) p. 2, 3
- Guess which animal the letters indicate and listen to the pronunciation on the computer.
- Next, listen to the English and check your answers.
- For each of those alphabets think about which country they are used in.
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- While showing the children the animal names have them think about which each one represents. Then listen to it's pronunciation.
- Have the students know that are various letters/characters in the world, and that the alphabet has lower case letters, too.
- Ask what country they think each of the letters/characters are used in. Then introduce the example countries.
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Letter/character cards, National flags, digital materials
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〇 Get to know lower case letters p. 2, 3
- With the teacher's questions, think about the lower case letters that correspond to the upper case ones.
- Check by looking at p. 2, 3 in the book.
- Count the number of upper case and lower case letters.
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- Attach upper case aplhabet cards to the blackboard in order and check the pronunciation of each. Then attach lowercase letters and ask the students to identify them.
(Quite similar: Cc, Jj, Kk, Oo, Pp, Ss, Uu, Vv, Ww, Xx, Yy, Zz, Similar: Bb, Ff, Hh, Ii, Ll, Mm, Tt, Measurements: g, kg, mm, cm, dl, l, etc.
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Upper & lower alphabet cards, digital materials
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- Reflect back on todays class. Fill out the reflection card.
- Say goodbye.
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- Praise children about their attitude and use of English.
- Say goodbye.
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Reflection card.
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