Lesson_Count Numbers by

Learning objectives

lzy18814471370 — 2025-04-21 15:17:27 UTC

Combine the picture to correctly count numbers within ten, and be able to recognize, read, and write numbers from zero to ten.
Master the order, size, and composition of numbers within ten, and have a preliminary understanding of the meanings of cardinality and ordinal numbers.

1. Number Identification and Writing

lzy18814471370 — 2025-04-21 15:24:59 UTC

Display flashcards with numbers 0 to 10, each paired with a simple image (e.g., 1 apple, 2 bananas, etc.).

Guide students to observe and identify each number and write these numbers on the blackboard.

2. Order, Size, and Composition of Numbers

lzy18814471370 — 2025-04-21 15:26:41 UTC

Teach the order of numbers through sorting activities (e.g., arranging number cards from smallest to largest).

Use comparison games (e.g., comparing the size of two numbers) to teach the concept of number size.

Teach the composition of numbers through combination games (e.g., using building blocks to represent the composition of numbers).

3. Understanding of Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers

lzy18814471370 — 2025-04-21 15:27:58 UTC

Cardinal Numbers: Teach the concept of cardinal numbers through counting activities (e.g., counting the number of chairs in the classroom).

Ordinal Numbers: Teach the concept of ordinal numbers through ordering activities (e.g., arranging students by height from tallest to shortest).

1. Number Identification and Writing

lzy18814471370 — 2025-04-21 15:29:12 UTC

Can you tell me your favorite number? Why?

Can you find examples of numbers 0 to 10 in the classroom?

2. Order, Size, and Composition of Numbers

lzy18814471370 — 2025-04-21 15:30:55 UTC

Why is the order of numbers important?

Can you explain what it means for the number 5 to be larger than the number 3?

If you have 5 apples and I give you 3 more, how many apples do you have now?

3. Understanding of Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers

lzy18814471370 — 2025-04-21 15:32:06 UTC

What is the difference between cardinal and ordinal numbers?

Can you give an example of a cardinal number? An ordinal number?

If you are the third person to arrive at the classroom, who are the first and second?

1. Number Identification and Writing

lzy18814471370 — 2025-04-21 15:34:20 UTC

Practice writing numbers 0 to 10 at home, writing each number five times.

2. Order, Size, and Composition of Numbers

lzy18814471370 — 2025-04-21 15:34:40 UTC

Find 10 different items at home and arrange them in order from largest to smallest.

Use building blocks or other items to represent the composition of the number 6 (e.g., 6 can be 3+3 or 4+2).

3. Understanding of Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers

lzy18814471370 — 2025-04-21 15:35:12 UTC

Count the number of family members in your home and write down this number.

List your top 5 favorite foods and order them from your favorite to least favorite.

Lesson_Count Numbers by

Learning objectives

1. Number Identification and Writing​

2. Order, Size, and Composition of Numbers​​

3. Understanding of Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers​​

1. Number Identification and Writing​

2. Order, Size, and Composition of Numbers​

3. Understanding of Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers​

1. Number Identification and Writing​

2. Order, Size, and Composition of Numbers​​

3. Understanding of Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers​​

1. Number Identification and Writing

2. Order, Size, and Composition of Numbers

3. Understanding of Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers

1. Number Identification and Writing

2. Order, Size, and Composition of Numbers

3. Understanding of Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers

1. Number Identification and Writing

2. Order, Size, and Composition of Numbers

3. Understanding of Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers