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Learning Numbers: How Many? Engaging Exercises and Useful Vocabulary for Kids

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This teaching module focuses on mastering basic numbers and the phrase "How many?" in an interactive manner. Students will learn to count from one to eight through engaging activities, enhancing their vocabulary with essential terms like "black chair," "orange desk," and others. The aim is to foster numerical understanding in a fun way by playing games that involve asking and answering questions about quantities. By the end of this unit, students will confidently identify and express quantities using the target phrases and numbers.

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Learning Numbers: How Many? Engaging Exercises and Useful Vocabulary for Kids

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  1. 5 7 Numbers unit1 How many? 4 8 1 2 6 3

  2. 教学目标 • 重点词汇： • one，two，three，four， • five， six， seven， • eight； • 重点句型： • how many？

  3. black chair

  4. How many? four

  5. orange desk

  6. How many? five

  7. Play a game! Card --group

  8. yellow cat

  9. How many? six

  10. bird

  11. How many? seven

  12. blue cap

  13. How many? eight

  14. one How many? eight five two three four seven six

  15. 魔术师（magician ） Hello! I’m panpan.

  16. How many? one

  17. How many? three

  18. How many? five

  19. How many? seven

  20. How many? eight

  21. How many? three one six

  22. How many? two eight three

  23. How many? six three two

  24. How many? four five two

  25. How many? three four five

  26. How many? seven six eight

  27. How many? six eight four

  28. Bye-bye

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