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- Introduction (10-15 seconds)
Start with a cheerful, colorful background and fun music.
A friendly narrator or animated character greets the kids:
"Hi friends! Today, we’re going to learn numbers from 1 to 10. Are you ready? Let’s go!"
- Teaching the Numbers (2-3 minutes)
For each number (1 to 10), follow this structure:
Display the number (large and bold on the screen).
Spell the number (e.g., "O-N-E" for 1).
Pronounce the word (e.g., "One").
Show a visual representation (e.g., 1 apple, 2 balloons, etc.).
Pause for kids to repeat (e.g., "Now you say it: One!").
Example for the number 1:
Screen shows: 1
Narrator says: "This is the number 1. It’s spelled O-N-E. Say it with me: One."
Visual: One apple appears on the screen.
Pause: "Your turn! Say One."
Repeat this for all numbers from 1 to 10.
- Counting Together (30-45 seconds)
After teaching all 10 numbers, show all the numbers on the screen (1 to 10).
The narrator counts slowly from 1 to 10, pausing after each number for kids to repeat.
Example: "Let’s count together! 1 (pause), 2 (pause), 3 (pause)..."
- Fun Practice Activity (1-2 minutes)
Add an interactive segment where kids can practice:
Example: Show a group of objects (e.g., 5 stars) and ask, "How many stars do you see? Count with me: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5!"
Use animations or real-life objects to make it engaging.
- Recap and Goodbye (15-20 seconds)
Recap all the numbers quickly: "Today we learned numbers 1 to 10. Great job!"
Encourage the kids: "Now you know your numbers! Keep practicing!"
End with cheerful music and a goodbye message: "See you next time!"