1G14 – Counting by Ten to 100

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Class Summary

Reinforcing the math lessons that teach number recognition and counting. Students should leave the class feeling comfortable with the concept of counting by ten.

Lesson Slide

1G14 – Counting by Ten to 100

Main Teaching Points

Count: Students will be able to count by ten to 100. Count individually and as a group.
Recognize: Count by ten. Students should be able to see there is a pattern when they count by ten.
Explain to students that Jehovah made some things in tens, like the arms of some crabs.
How many ways can you count to 100. We can count by 10.
Count as a group and explain:Skip counting is a faster way to count.

In-Class Activities

Number Hop: Count by 5’s to 100. Write each number on a piece of paper in the floor and play the floor is lava. Hop on the correct number to get to safety!
Find Groups of 5: Go outside and look for things in nature. Can you find 5 blades of grass?
Make a skip counting chart: Trace the student’s feet and write the numbers inside the traced area, skip counting by 5. Photos of the results can be shared in the Grade 1 Class Group for other to students see.