Count and Pair 1-5 - Lesson for Kindergarten, Chapter - Counting to Tell How Many
In the "Count and Pair 1-5" lesson, designed for Kindergarten students, learners will embark on a foundational journey through the world of numbers within the broader theme of Counting to Tell How Many, which is a part of the Counting and Cardinality up to 20 unit. Throughout this lesson, the students will engage in various interactive and immersive activities that aim to cultivate their understanding and skills in counting and recognizing numbers from 1 to 5.
Starting with "Let's Count from 1 to 5", students will learn to articulate the number sequence confidently. The "Numbers 1–5: Video 3" resource provides a dynamic visual and auditory reinforcement of the concepts, making the learning experience engaging and memorable. Through "Count and Pair on the Farm Worksheet" and the "Counting Books at the Library Worksheet", students will apply their counting skills in different thematic settings, fostering a connection between numbers and real-world objects. Additionally, the concept of 1:1 correspondence, a critical mathematical foundation, is introduced and practiced in "Counting with 1:1 Correspondence from 1-5", ensuring students understand that numbers correspond to specific quantities.
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Activity 1 / Let's Count from 1 to 5
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Activity 2 / Numbers 1–5: Video 3
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Activity 3 / Count and Pair on the Farm Worksheet
Farmers are very important members of society. They grow food and crops which we eat, and also raise animals whose produce we use. Farms are also fun places to be. If your kids have ever been to a farm, ask them if they can remember some of their favorite activities. Now, look at this worksheet. Ask your kids to identify the animals. Help them count the animals in each group, and then circle the correct number.
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Activity 4 / Counting Books at the Library Worksheet
What do we do at the library? Do your kids know what a library is, and have they ever been to one? A library is a place packed with books, where people go to read study and conduct research. At the library, many books can be found, and they are arranged in rows on shelves. Look at the picture in this worksheet with your kids. Now, help them count the books in rows and then check the box that shows sthe correct way to count the books in each row.
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Activity 5 / Counting with 1:1 Correspondence from 1-5 - Quiz
This quiz assesses students’ ability to match an object to its corresponding number.
