Module 4 The world
around us
Numbers10
Oxford English
How
many?
Or
pig(s)
dog(s)
sheep
chick(s)
cow(s)
bird(s)
S1: How many …(s)? Let’s count.
S2: _____ ______(s).
S1: Yes./No.
a-p-p-l-e c-a-t j-u-i-c-e
l-i-o-n m-o-u-t-h q-u-e-e-n
U u
uncle
u-n-c-l-e
Uncle Zhang
Uncle Tom Uncle John
V v
van
v-a-n
two red vans
four white vans
one purple van
W w
window
w-i-n-d-o-w
window glass
window sill
window curtainwindow
1. Choose.
2. Look and read.
One apple. two apples.
Three apples, four.
Five apples, six apples.
Seven apples, more.
3. Make a new rhyme.
One … two …
Three …, four.
Five …, six …
Seven …, more.
One watermelon, four oranges, three
bananas, two pears and six apples.
______ watermelon, _______ oranges,
________ bananas, _______ pears,
and _______ apples.
______schoolbag, _______rulers,
________books, _______pencil case,
_______rubbers and _______pencils.
One schoolbag, three rulers, eight books,
three pencil case, two rubbers and five
pencils.
Name books pencils pens rulers … …
S1: How many …..(s)?
S2: _____ ______(s).
1 Copy the phrases.
how many eight books
three rubbers five windows
2 Make phrases.
e.g., 2/apple two apples