Play Group Math Introducing Number 5
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Nahin Akter is an assistant teacher at Cambrian School and College in Mirpur who teaches mathematics to play group students. The document discusses watching a video where students identify the number 5 and write it over dots, with an activity where students collect balls in groups to practice counting to 5. The lesson concludes with students writing about obeying elders and the teacher thanking the students.
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- 1. Welcome to our sweet world
- 2. Name: Nahin Akter Designation :Asst-Teacher Cam Id:1183 Institute: Cambrian School andCollege Campus: Mirpur Class: Play Group Subject: Math
- 6. Studentsare ableto… 1. They identify 5 and 5 2. Writeover the dots number 5and 5 । Objectives
- 10. 1 23
- 12. Blue team Red team Group work Collect 5 red color balls from basket. Collect 5 blue color balls from basket.
- 13. 2২2 25 2 5 5 ২55 5 5 5 5 5 Evaluation
- 14. Let’s Write
- 16. We’ll always obey our Elders
- 17. Thank you all