Special thanks to all the "How many?" activities on this site!
This powerpoint activity is intended to review the grammar point "How many 〜?" for the 4th grade at the start of Unit 5 of Let's Try 2.
First, make sure that the students know the stationery vocabulary and then review numbers up to 20. After that review the grammar point "How many 〜?" which they learnt in 3rd grade.
Now they are ready to play "How many?" with Mario.
This activity is simple, have the students count how many of a certain stationery Kirby has sucked up from the pile. You can have the students practice the grammar point before Kirby gets into action. After the students have correctly counted how many, you can check the answer and have the whole class count together as it's being revealed.
There are 8 quizzes in total that are split up into 5 levels, with each level slightly more difficult than the previous.
I've been using this site for ideas for many years now and I thought I should submit an activity to test out the waters.
I hope that this activity will be fun for all students and will get everyone involved.
The graphics, fonts and the whole idea, everything is outstanding! I can see my special need students going insane over this one haha. Thanks a ton for sharing!
This is super good. If this is your first activity I simply can't wait to see what else you have up your sleeve.
This is very creative. Did you simply use PPT animations for this?
Okay this is so cute! Thanks for sharing!
awesome
Nice stuff dude!
@nisaa1234 Cheers for the compliments and I hope your students enjoy have a blast during English class.
@Ulysses Thanks. I'll have to go through all my activities to see which I should upload as most of my activities are just ideas I got from altopedia but my spin on it etc.
@MissK Yes. Anyone can make this as it's all just animations. Just need to spend time and know how all the animations operate basically.
@meatydog and @kiboper No worries, as they say "Sharing is caring."
Thank you for the post, I will definitely use it. :)
Btw, it's stationEry.
Oh crap, my bad… Completely slipped my mind!
@fukutanisan thanks for the heads up, noted and corrected.