How many smileys?
Submitted by Chris Farrell on 23 April 2012.
A powerpoint used as a starter with all ESOL maths groups to check the spelling of numbers. I created it for E1 / E2, but always use it as a check with E3 – L2 at the beginning of the year. They all enjoy it and never complain it should be for babies. It could be used for ESOL, Literacy or Numeracy classes.
A selection of smileys are shown on each slide. Clicking reveals the number (as a digit) and a further click reveals the number spelt out as a word. Would be good used with small individual whiteboards.
Editor’s note Error in last slide corrected Sept 2012. A new 1-20 version will also be available shortly (see below).
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Quirk in the last page
It says 375 and three hundred and forty-seven! Otherwise, I generally like this resource. Though giving the numbers out of sequence is good practice for learners, I think it should have started with single figure numbers and built up slowly to the higher ones.
Thanks for your comment
Glad you liked it. I’ll let the author know you have left a comment.
If I get a chance I’ll edit the last screen and upload a new version.
If you would like to add in extra screens at the beginning and share back your edited version – feel free!
How many Smileys?
Sorry about that. I’ve changed my own, but forgot about this one.
I have another one I start with the previous week, which is 1 – 20, though it does depend on the class, how much I cover & how quickly I move on to the next one. I’ll upload it now.
Thank you Chris
That’s really kind of you.
I’ll get the new one published for you as soon as I can and also replace this one with your corrected version.