Updated! Kids English Learning Show #6: Numbers & Counting - "How many...?" "There is / are ..."
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Old video description:
Kids English Lesson #6: Numbers & Counting - "How many...?" "There is / are ..."
Purpose of this English Lesson
• English numbers 1 - 20
• Teach students to answer questions about countable nouns.
• English question & answer: "How many?" There is / are _____?"
• Counting in English: one balloon, two baloons, three balloons, etc...
• Things found in a park: kites, butterflies, balls, etc...
Basic English Vocabulary:
Numbers: one, two, three, four, five, six,seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen,seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty
English Nouns: sun, kites, butterflies, ice creams, dogs, cars, apples, candies, turtles, balls, here, how, many, how many? candy, candies, look, do not, numbers, magic box
English Grammar / Questions
What color is it?
How many [noun+s] are there? "How many balls are there?"
How many candies do you have?
How many candies do I have?
What are they?
English Grammar / Sentences & Answers
It is [color]. Example: "It is red."
There is one [noun]. Example: "There is one balloon."
There are [number] [noun+s]. Example: "There are three balloons."
I have [number] candies. Example: "I have five candies."
You have [number] candies.
They are balls.
