Lesson Plans & Worksheets: Numbers

How to describe architecture with numbers review, with useful architecture vocabulary

How to say hundreds, thousands, millions and billions in the US and UK

Students give hints until their partners guess exact numbers from the world of finance, then work together to pronounce numbers correcty - with useful financial English collocations.

Students practise the different ways that they might hear numbers pronounced with a memory card game based on Othello, including different ways of saying large and small numbers.

Have and have got and English numbers funny and sensible matches activities.

Easy general knowledge questions with fun ways of reacting quickly like slapping number cards, also good practice of quickly reading number words.

Fun competitive personalised speaking board game, moving around by getting high numbers in replies from your partners.

Students try to get their partners to choose wrong answers to how many questions, then try to remember the irregular plural nouns that they were just using in their questions, with irregular nouns from Elementary to Advanced.

Very simple general knowledge questions with have that students react quickly to in fun ways like slapping cards, also good for developing number word recognition.

Oral storytelling practice of plurals which do and don't take regular forms, with cards at five levels from A1 to C1, and testing students on how well they remember the plurals that they just used.

Idioms including numbers to guess

Describing how numbers are used in English games, including cultural differences

Two fun games combining practice of how to pronounce numbers and letters of the alphabet, including a simplified hangman game and a numbers and letters code.

How to pronounce data in the IT field practice

Different pronunciations and meanings of numbers review starting with a fun fast reactions game, including how to use small numbers, large numbers, and time expressions.

How numbers are pronounced in sports review

Checking/ clarifying phrases and pronouncing numbers review

Different meanings and pronunciations of numbers review

Different ways of saying numbers, including British and American differences

Numbers with the same and different pronunciations and meanings

Competitive practice of first, second, third, etc, including guessing games, races, personalised speaking, and getting to know their classmates.

Using first, second, third, fourth, etc to say which one from lists of vocabulary is different, including lots of different useful language.

Practising first, second, third, etc with a vocabulary memory game, including lots of useful vocabulary.

Six fun variations on hangman to help practise first, second, third, etc, spelling, and pronouncing the alphabet.

Students test each other with interesting general knowledge questions that can be answered with first, second, twenty third, etc, followed by a presentatiob of how to pronounce and write ordinal numbers.

Practising narrative tenses with a guessing numbers board game.

Working out if nouns are singular or plural rapid guessing game

Two plural nouns TPR games, with easier plurals, more difficult plurals and words which always take -s like "trousers", with students racting to identify the mime and/ or do suitable actions.

Singular, regular plural and irregular plural practice through a personal questions game, with points for the right answer, including easier and more challenging versions, a grammar presentation, and one more optional game.

Common ways of mispronouncing numbers review, including L1 interference and sounds which are difficult to say and put together.