Introduction to Numbers 29 and 30 Number Work Nursery 2 First Term Lesson Notes Week 8
Lesson Plan Presentation
Subject: Number Work
Class: Nursery 2
Term: First Term
Week: 8
Topic: Introduction to Numbers 29 and 30
Sub-topic: Reading, Tracing, Writing, Coloring, and Matching Numbers 29 and 30
Duration: 60 minutes
Behavioural Objectives
By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- Read numbers 29 and 30.
- Color the numbers 29 and 30.
- Trace and write numbers 29 and 30.
- Match the numbers 29 and 30 with appropriate objects.
Key Words
- Read
- Trace
- Write
- Color
- Match
Entry Behaviour
Pupils can count, read, trace, and write numbers up to 28.
Learning Resources and Materials
- Number cards (29 and 30)
- Object cards (books, bags, apples, dogs)
- Pencils
- Tracing worksheets
- Writing worksheets
- Coloring materials
- Number charts
- Whiteboard and markers
Building Background / Connection to Prior Knowledge
- Pupils have learned numbers 1-28 in previous lessons.
Embedded Core Skills
- Counting
- Reading
- Writing
- Coloring
- Matching
Learning Materials
- Tracing worksheets
- Writing worksheets
- Coloring sheets
- Number and object cards
- Number charts
Reference Books
- Lagos State Scheme of Work
- Early Years Mathematics Textbook
Instructional Materials
- Whiteboard
- Markers
- Number and object cards
- Pencils
- Coloring materials
- Worksheets
Content Presentation
Step 1: Review of Previous Topic
- Teacher’s Activities: The teacher revises numbers 27 and 28. Teacher asks pupils to count out loud from 1 to 28.
- Learners’ Activities: Pupils count numbers from 1 to 28 together.
Step 2: Introduction of New Topic
- Teacher’s Activities: The teacher introduces numbers 29 and 30 using number cards. Teacher shows number cards 29 and 30 and asks pupils to repeat each number.
- Learners’ Activities: Pupils repeat the numbers after the teacher.
Step 3: Practice Reading and Counting Numbers
- Teacher’s Activities: The teacher guides pupils to read numbers 29 and 30. Teacher then asks pupils to count from 1 to 30.
- Learners’ Activities: Pupils read and count numbers from 1 to 30 together.
Step 4: Practice Tracing and Writing Numbers
- Teacher’s Activities: The teacher gives tracing worksheets for numbers 29 and 30 and shows how to trace the numbers. Then, the teacher gives writing worksheets for pupils to practice writing the numbers.
- Learners’ Activities: Pupils trace and write numbers 29 and 30 on their worksheets.
Step 5: Coloring Numbers
- Teacher’s Activities: The teacher provides coloring sheets with the numbers 29 and 30. Teacher shows examples of how to color within the lines.
- Learners’ Activities: Pupils color the numbers 29 and 30 on their sheets.
Step 6: Matching Numbers to Objects
- Teacher’s Activities: The teacher shows object cards and number cards. Teacher asks pupils to match the correct number of objects to each number card, such as 29 books, 30 bags, etc.
- Learners’ Activities: Pupils match objects to the numbers 29 and 30.
Teacher’s Activities
- Revises numbers 27 and 28.
- Introduces numbers 29 and 30.
- Guides pupils in reading and counting numbers.
- Distributes tracing and writing worksheets.
- Assists pupils with tracing and writing.
- Provides coloring sheets for coloring activities.
- Provides number and object cards for matching.
Learners’ Activities
- Count numbers 1-28.
- Repeat numbers 29 and 30.
- Read and count numbers 1-30.
- Trace and write numbers 29 and 30.
- Color the numbers 29 and 30.
- Match objects to numbers 29 and 30.
Assessment
- Observe pupils reading and counting numbers.
- Check if pupils can trace and write numbers correctly.
- Check if pupils can color within the lines.
- Check if pupils can match objects to numbers correctly.
Evaluation Questions
- What comes after 28?
- How do you read number 29?
- Write the number 29.
- Trace the number 30.
- Match 29 objects to the correct number card.
- What comes after 29?
- Identify the number 30.
- How many books match the number 29?
- Write the number 30.
- What comes before 30?
Conclusion
- Teacher’s Activities: The teacher goes around to mark pupils’ work and gives feedback. Teacher corrects any mistakes and praises good efforts.
- Learners’ Activities: Pupils show their work to the teacher for marking and listen to feedback.