NUMBERS

NUMBERS


OBJECTIVE

By the end of the lesson, students should be able to identify, pronounce and write quantities


WARM UP

GRAMMAR

NUMBERS

0              Zero                                  200       Two hundred
1              One                                   650       Six hundred fifty
2              Two                                   892       Eight hundred ninety-two
3              Three                                 999       Nine hundred ninety-nine
4              Four                                1.000       One thousand
5              Five                                 3.560      Three thousand five hundred sixty
6              Six                                   5.810      Five thousand eight hundred ten     
7              Seven                              7.925      Seven thousand nine hundred twenty-five
8              Eight                              20.000     Twenty thousand
9              Nine                               42.000     Forty-two thousand
10            Ten                                 55.810     Fifty-five thousand eight hundred ten
11            Eleven                           100.000    One hundred thousand
12            Twelve                          120.000    One hundred twenty thousand
13            Thirteen                        200.000     Two hundred thousand
14            Fourteen                       345.000     Three hundred forty-five thousand
15            Fifteen                          562.100     Five hundred sixty-two thousand one hundred
16            Sixteen                         670.080     Six hundred seventy thousand eighty
17            Seventeen                     777.777    Seven hundred seventy-seven thousand
18            Eighteen                                         seven hundred seventy-seven
19            Nineteen                       880.650     Eight hundred eighty thousand
20            Twenty                                            six hundred fifty
25            Twenty-five                  999.999     Nine hundred ninety-nine thousand
30            Thirty                                              nine hundred ninety-nine
32            Thirty-two                  1.000.000     ONE MILLION
40            Forty
43            Forty-three
50            Fifty
53            Fifty-three
60            Sixty
64            Sixty-four
70            Seventy
76            Seventy-six
80            Eighty
87            Eighty-seven
90            Ninety
98            Ninety-eight
100          One hundred


A: How old are you?                               A: How much is this cell phone?
B: I am forty- five years old                    B: It is five hundred fifty thousand two hundred pesos

A: What is your address?                      A: What is your cell phone?
B: 15 street, number 18 – 74                  B: 3206235671




ACTIVITIES

WRITING

Write in letters the following numbers
10                 ____________________________________________________________________
38                 ____________________________________________________________________
54                 ____________________________________________________________________
88                 ____________________________________________________________________
245               ____________________________________________________________________
6.581            ____________________________________________________________________
34.900          ____________________________________________________________________
222.222        ____________________________________________________________________
550.000        ____________________________________________________________________
735.810        ____________________________________________________________________

READING


A DAY IN TANZANIA
This safari takes place in the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania, Africa. This is a beautiful natural park consisting of 14.763 square km of beautiful wildlife. You can see lions, leopards, elephants, rhinoceros, zebras and crocodiles. This park is the oldest in Tanzania and it is protected by many organizations around the world such as UNICEF.
A complete safari usually lasts between eight or ten days. I want to show you some of the activities that take place on a safari day. Visitors are usually completely busy from the early to sunset. It is true that the main attraction is going around the park in cars to see the different species while the guides describe the environment and wildlife. However, there are other things to do too.
Where is the Serengeti National Park? ____________________________________________
How many kilometers does the park have? _________________________________________
Which animals do you find in the park? ____________________________________________
Which activities do you do in the safari? ____________________________________________

LISTENING

Listen and choose the number you hear.

https://www.esl-lab.com/num.htm


SPEAKING

Make an interview to your classmates and share the information
What is your name? ______________________________________________________________
How old are you? ________________________________________________________________
What is your address? ____________________________________________________________
What is your cell phone? __________________________________________________________ 
          




































































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