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  • R5R150c10c
  • Today I will be teaching you about 4 coins
  • R5R150c10c
  • Okay learners, you should now decide who will go first, second, third and last.
  • I want to go next.
  • Pick me.
  • I'll be the first.
  • R5 @R1 @50c @10c @
  • Whispers.. 50c
  • The children will be taught about the different types of coins that are commonly used in South Africa, such as R5, R1, R50, and 10c. I will also introduce them to the animals that are featured in these coins and their colors.
  • R5 @R1 @50c @10c @
  • R5 BUFFALOGOLD AND SILVER
  • R5
  • R5
  • I will let the children decide who goes first, second, third and fourth. Once they are done the children will then stand in a line play the matching whisper game.
  • R5 @R1 @50c @10c @
  • R1SPRINGBOKSILVER
  • R1
  • R1
  • Before the children begin playing the teacher first demonstrates how the game is played.
  • R5 @R1 @50c @10c @
  • In conclusion...
  • The last child in the line will have to whisper one of the coins they’ve learnt to the child that comes before them, then that child will whisper the word received to child number 2 and then child number 2 will pass it to the first child in the line.The first child in the line will then have to run to the matching columns and match the coin that was whispered to the correct amount.After matching the child will have to say the name of the coin they just matched including the colours and the animals on the coins.
  • The first child will have to go to the back of the line and then whisper another coin to the next child and the child will pass it on to the next and the same procedure will be followed up until the last child and the last coin is matched.
  • The teacher will revise with the children the names, colors and animals on the coins and that will be the last part of the activity.
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