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Grade 3 Lesson Plan 2: Numbers one to ten and saying your age

Numbers one to ten and saying your age. Built on Count, read and say; How old are you? in the Grade 3 English Pupil's Book (new syllabus).

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  • 40 minutes
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Grade 3 · 40 minutes

Plan 2: Unit 1, I, myself and me

At a glance

Book activity
Count, read and say; How old are you?
Focus
Numbers one to ten and saying your age
Learning outcome
By the end of the lesson, pupils will be able to count from one to ten and say how old they are.
Materials
Number cards 1 to 10, the picture page with the children's ages

Presentation10 min

Count ten pencils aloud, holding up a number card for each. Model: How old are you? I'm eight.

Practice12 min

Pupils count in pairs, taking turns (Work in pairs. Take turns). Show a number card; pupils say the number and the word.

Production13 min

Pupils read the speech bubbles (Hi, I'm Kumar. I'm eight years old.) and then say the same about themselves to a partner.

Check and close5 min

Count back from ten to one together.

Homework Count ten things at home and draw them.

Grade 3, Unit 1: Numbers one to ten and saying your age. A 40-minute PPP lesson.

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This plan was written by RCF English. The unit and activity names refer to the government Pupil's Book so that you can find the right page; no textbook text is reproduced here.

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