This document outlines a lesson plan for a 2nd grade class to practice counting in English. The lesson has three activities: 1) a bingo game to review numbers 0-30, 2) using hands to count in groups to reinforce addition, and 3) an online skip counting activity to practice multiplication. The lesson aims to develop math skills while using English vocabulary. It assesses if students can identify and say numbers in English, understand addition and multiplication, and answer questions using count nouns and numbers. The teacher reflects that students enjoyed bingo and counting on hands but ran short of time for the online activity.

1. Keep Counting
Numbers /How many?
Level : 2nd Primary
Marta Saballs Pla

2. Background Information:
Children already know the mechanism of addition and
multiplication and also the numbers from 0 to 30 in
English.

3. Learning objectives:
Use the question "How many (noun) are there?"
Answer with the sentence "There are (number) (noun)”
Being able to calculate how many objects are using
addition and / or multiplication.
Reinforce and increase the knowledge of numbers in
English.
Being aware that mistakes is a way of learning.

4. Competencies involved:
Using Tools Interactively
Continuous speaking learning
Aplication of thinking skills
Participating and contributing
Well-being and confidence
Math skills

5. Assessment:
Identifies and names numbers in English.
Understands cross-curricular contents (addition and multiplication).
Reads and understands short sentences using:" How many ........... are there? “
Answers saying: "There are......"
Participates in classroom activities.
Is able to work independently.
Shows confidence and interest in
their ability to learn English.
Co-operates with others and respects other children in the classroom.

6. Lesson development:
Description
In pairs, they have a bingo card and
the small pieces to cover the
numbers. The teacher mixes the
numbers inside the box or the bag
and he/she removes one number
showing it at the class and saying
the name aloud. If a pair has this
number in their card, they have to
cover it.
Interactio
n
T-Ss
S-S
Skills
L
I
Materials
A box or a bag
with the
numbers you
want to teach,
bingo cards, and
small pieces to
cover the
numbers.
Activity 1 Bingo (20 minutes)

7. Activity 2 Fingers (15 minutes)
Description
The teacher asks the pupils: "How
many fingers are there in a hand?
How many fingers are there in two
hands?" The teacher can ask a pupil
to stand in front of the class with
him/her and use the hands too. The
students must be able to count
making groups of five fingers, two
fingers, four fingers...
Interaction
T-Ss
Skills
L
I
S
Materials
The teacher
and pupils
hands.

8. Activity 3 Skip counting (20 minutes)
Description
The teacher shows the
students the ICT resource
chosen with the projector or
the PDI and one by one they
read the exercise and they
answer with the interaction of
the teacher and the
explanation if the answer is not
correct..
Interaction
T-S
Skills
L
R
S
I
Materials
Projector
or PDI

9. Bloom's Taxonomy:
Applying
Understanding
Remembering
ICT resources
http://eu.ixl.com/math/grade-2/skip-counting
Key:
Interaction: T-Ss (teacher-students) T- S (teacher-student) S-S (student-student) Ss-
Ss (students-students)
Skills: L (listening) W (writing) S (speaking) R (reading) I (interacting)

10. Implementation activity 1 Bingo!

11. Reflections activity 1 Bingo!
Children have really enjoyed with the first part of the
project: the bingo game.
The fact to play this game in pairs I think that has been very
useful for the students because they help each other to
remember the names of the numbers in English without
start counting from number one.
I have to say that the children get a little bit excited, so I
had to calm them down before doing the second part of the
project; maybe is not a good idea to do a bingo game at the
very beginning of the class.

12. Implementation activity 2 Fingers

13. Reflections activity 2 Fingers
The counting game using the fingers was great once they
got it. At the beginning some pupils used to count one by
one and they don't count in groups, but when they
realized they can make groups and multiply it was easy
and quick.
The students enjoyed thinking by themselves many
fingers groups and I walked around the class checking
their answers, it was great fun!

14. Implementation activity 3 Skip counting
http://eu.ixl.com/math/grade-2/skip-counting
http://eu.ixl.com/math/gra
de-2/skip-counting

15. Reflections activity 3 Skip counting
It was less time to practice the third part of the project.
Really a pity. But I promise them to do it on another
session.
The positive point is that now they all know how it works
and I can take it as a CLIL resource to review numbers,
addition and multiplication at any time.