Submitted by: Sandy Dennis     Borrowed or inspired from: Mr. Tanabe     Date added: 10-07-08     Edited by: まだ

Brief Outline:  Students listen to math problems spoken in English and write the answers.  Then, they listen and follow a number pyramid for those tricky numbers like 30 and 13.

Materials Needed

Detailed Explanation:

1. Pass out the worksheet.  There are three parts to it:
• Part 1 - The JTE/ALT say simple math problems and the students listen and write the answer.
• Part 2 - The students place their pencils on START listen to the numbers spoken by the ALT.  When they reach the end of the pyramid, they circle the correct letter.
• Part 3 - The students simply spell out numbers 1-12.
2. Then, check the answers.

Variations:

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Teaching Suggestions:

• HERE

Cautions:

• Before doing the listening pyramid, you may want to go over the differences between 13/30, 14/40, 15/50, 16/60, 17/70, 18/80 and 19/90.