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How to attend the first math class in the first grade of primary school?
The first math class in the first grade of primary school is the beginning for children to learn math. Attention should be paid to the choice of course content and teaching methods to ensure that children establish a good mathematical foundation and interest in learning. The following examples illustrate how to design the first math class in the first grade of primary school.

Subject: "Understanding Numbers 1 and 2"

Teaching objectives:

Let the students know and write the numbers 1 and 2.

Help students understand the quantitative concepts of numbers 1 and 2.

Stimulate students' interest in mathematics and cultivate positive learning attitude.

Teaching process:

Introduction (10 minutes):

Teachers can display the numbers 1 and 2 with large and clear digital cards, and then ask students to imitate the teacher's pronunciation. Teachers can use games or stories to introduce the concept of numbers, such as "a kitten has 1 eye and a puppy has 2 ears".

Recognition number 1( 15 minutes):

Teachers can show students the shape of the number 1, and then use chalk or whiteboard to guide students to write the number 1 correctly. Students can do exercises with the teacher.

Teachers can use objects, such as erasers, books and pencils. Show the students and ask them a few questions. Help students understand the concept of quantity through hand-made or games.

Know the number 2( 15 minutes):

The teacher can show the shape of the number 2 and then guide the students to write the number 2. Students can practice repeatedly in their exercise books.

Teachers can use double items, such as shoes and socks, so that students can distinguish the quantity and count how many there are. This helps students understand the concept of the number 2.

Practice and game time (30 minutes):

The teacher can design some exercises and ask the students to write the numbers 1 and 2, and then use these numbers to represent the number of items. For example, write the number 2 for two apples.

Teachers can introduce some math games, such as counting items, finding the number of items and so on, to improve students' sensitivity and memory of numbers 1 and 2.

Summary and feedback (10 minutes):

Teachers can review what they have learned today with students, and encourage students to actively participate in classroom interaction and share their gains and observations.

Through the above teaching process, the first math class will help the first-year students to establish their cognition of numbers 1 and 2, and at the same time cultivate their interest in mathematics. Teachers can teach in an interactive way, making it easier for students to understand and accept mathematical knowledge. In the whole course, students are encouraged to actively participate, maintain a pleasant learning atmosphere, and make the math course a part they like.

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