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                         Let’s Start! Maths 1, Workbook
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                                                                                                                 Let’s Start! Maths 1, Teacher’s Book
                  4  Numbers 11 to 20                                                             Numbers 11 to 20  4


















                     Activity  3       •  Explain to Ss that all teen numbers are ten   Activity  4  Compare numbers up to 20
                                        and some more.
                    a.  A group of 10 apples should be circled.   •  Focus Ss’ attention on the table in this   a.  17 = 1 ten and 7 ones    •  Draw Ss’ attention to the theory section.
                     10 and 6 make 16.                                b.  14 = 1 ten and 4 ones     •  Draw Ss’ attention to the picture.
                                        section.
                    b.  A group of 10 cubes should be circled.  •  Explain to Ss that we call this a place value   c.  19 = 1 ten and 9 ones     •  Have Ss count the red and the green
                     10 and 9 make 19.    table. We use this table to write a number      apples.
                    c.  A group of 10 bottles should be circled.  in tens and ones.      •  Explain to Ss that there are 13 red apples in
                     10 and 7 make 17.  •  Ask Ss How many tens and ones does   Activity  5  set A and 15 green apples in set B.
                                        number 15 have?
                                        number 15 have? (Number 15 has 1 ten and
                                        number 15 ha v e ?  (Number 15 has 1 t en and    a.  10 and 1 is 11.  •  Write ‘13’ and ‘15’ on the board.
                   Place value          5 ones.).                     b.  10 and 6 is 16.     •  Explain to Ss that to compare these
                                       •  Allow Ss some time to think about their   c.  10 and 2 is 12.  numbers,  irst we compare the tens.
                   •  Draw Ss’ attention to the theory section.  answers.                •  Point out to Ss that both numbers have 1
                   •  Draw Ss’ attention to the picture.               Activity  6        ten, so we have to compare the ones.
                   •  Explain to Ss that we can see a group of 10                        •  Explain to Ss that 15 is greater than 13 or 15
                    dolls  and 3 more dolls. We know that 10          a.   Tens  Ones     is more than 13, because 5 is greater than 3.
                                                                            Ones
                                                                         ens
                                                                        T
                    and 3 make 13.                                                       •  Write ‘15 > 13’ on the board.
                   •  Explain to Ss that we call each object one         1  8            •  Explain to Ss that we can also say that 13 is
                    and each group of ten objects a ten.
                                                                                          smaller than 15 or that 13 is less than 15.
                   •  Write ‘10 + 3 = 13’ on the board.                                  •  Write ‘13 < 15’ on the board.
                   •  Explain to Ss that number 10 is the same as                            Which is more , 16 or 12 ? Why ? ?
                                                                                                 , 16 or 12
                                                                                             Which is more
                                                                                                    ? Why
                                                                                                       16 is
                                                                                                        (
                    1 ten and 3 is the same as 3 ones, so 13 is 1     b.                 •  Ask Ss Which is more, 16 or 12? Why? (16 is
                                                                                          more than 12 as both numbers have 1 ten
                                                                         ens
                                                                            Ones
                    ten and 3 ones.                                     T Tens  Ones      but 6 is greater than 2.).
                   •  Point out to Ss that we call the numbers
                    from 11 to 19 teen numbers.                          1  2            •  Allow Ss some time to think about their
                                                                                          answers.
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