Learning Objectives:

•Learn about stroke order

•Review the numbers from 11-99

•Learn about tones

•Learn how to say your age

Numbers – How Old Are Numbers – How Old Are You?You?

Starter: Read the sums below and for each question tick if correct or cross if false.

EXT. Write the correct answer for the false answers.

Example: 2 + 4 = 六

一。 10 + 9 = 十七

二。 66 – 20 =　四十六

三。 47 + 51 = 九十八　四。 28 x 3 = 八十六

五。 93 ÷ 3 = 三十　

十九

八十四

三十一

你nǐ

you

多 大many

big

duō dà

你nǐ

How old are you?

多大duō dà

？?

我wǒ

I

岁years old

suì

我你多大？

I am …….. years old

Age 岁+ +

我六岁I am 6 years old

我二十岁I am 20 years old

nǐ duō dà

wǒ suì

Age • Write out the characters, pinyin and English

for: ‘ years old’, ‘How old are you?’ , ‘You’, ‘I am…years old’, ‘I’ on 第十八页。

• Write out the grammar note on 第四页。

• EXT: Write out the Chinese for each of the ages below:

• 11• 15• 20 • 36

• 58

So, you think you know

your numbers?

Work with a partner to translate the following mobile phone numbers into Chinese (characters and pinyin!):

a) 明明 : 14579 632 454

b) 小红 : 19820 352 746

c) 丽丽 : 19753 241 687

3) Hope to ……(learn/achieve…)

Homework• Decorate your Chinese exercise

books so they are identifiably ‘Chinese’ and cover with plastic.

• Learn the characters and pinyin for the numbers 1-10.Test on Monday.

• http://www.bbc.co.uk/languages/chinese/real_chinese/videos/start/