☰ Year plan · English (Connect)

Numbers and turns

Week 9 · Unit 4 (B): 'Hala can play tennis. She can't …', numbers 20–100, turns, 'Thank you', exercise is healthy · 3 lessons
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Numbers 20 to 100

Connect P2 Term 1: Unit 4
GoalSay and read the numbers from twenty to one hundred.
New words
twenty · 20thirty · 30fifty · 50eighty · 80one hundred · 100
Explanation

After nineteen we say twenty. We count in tens: 20 is twenty, 30 is thirty, 40 is forty, 50 is fifty, 60 is sixty, 70 is seventy, 80 is eighty, 90 is ninety and 100 is one hundred. To say a number in between, add the small number: twenty-one, thirty-five, sixty-two. Listen carefully: thirteen and thirty sound a little the same, but thirty is bigger.

Worked examples
Karim

My bus number is forty.

Malak

My house number is sixty-five.

Karim

Your number is bigger than mine!

Listen. Karim and Malak talk about numbers.

Count in twenties: 20 twenty, 40 forty, 60 sixty, 80 eighty, 100 one hundred.

Listen and count in twenties with your finger.
Now you. Say your age, then count in tens up to one hundred.
Class activity

Number steps. Write 20, 30, 40 … 100 on pieces of paper and put them on the floor like steps. The child jumps from step to step and says each number. Then the grown-up says a number and the child jumps to it.

Practice
1
Listen. Is it 17 or 70?

…

2
Look. Say the missing number.
2030?50
twentythirty?fifty
3
Which is bigger: 60 or 90? Say it in words.
4
Count in tens: eighty, ninety, … ?
5
Writing: copy the words ‘fifty’ and ‘ninety’.