Video Script -- Lesson 5

Number 5

Subject: Maths | Class: Nursery | Series: Skillford

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Hello, super friends! It is maths time. Today we are going to learn the number five!

Look at the big white number on the red square. This is five. Say it with me. Five!

Now look at the picture. We are in a little town. There are houses, a toy shop, a bakery and a playground. And on the road there are some smiling cars! Let us count them. One, two, three, four, five. Five cars! Say it with me. Five cars!

Look at the colours. A red car, a yellow car, a blue car, a green car and an orange car. Each car has a number on it. One, two, three, four, five. And look at the road. Each car is parked in a space with its own number.

Hold up one hand. How many fingers? Let us count. One, two, three, four, five. Five fingers! Give me a high five!

What helps a car move? Wheels! Wheels are round, so they roll. If you have toy cars, push five of them across the floor. Count them as they go. Zoom!

Here is a counting trick. I have four cars. Here comes one more car. How many now? Five! Four cars and one more car make five cars.

Can you find the number five on a clock? Look at the clock in your home. Point to the five. Well done!

Can you be a builder? Make a car park with five spaces. Park one car in each space. Now count your cars. Five!

Now it is time to write the number five. Hold up your finger and draw with me in the air.

First, make a hat. A short line across the top. Next, the neck. Go straight down a little way. Now a fat, round belly. Curve round and round to the bottom. That is five!

Let us do it again. Hat, neck, fat round belly. Five!

Your teacher says to say the words while you write. Hat, neck, belly. It helps you remember the way.

In your book, follow the green arrows. On the first rows the dots show you the way. On the last rows you write the five by yourself.

At the top of the page there are five cars to colour. Make each one a different colour. How many cars will you colour? Five!

Let us remember what we learned today. The number five is called five.

Four and one more make five. We have five fingers on one hand. Wheels help a car roll.

To write five, make a hat, a neck and a fat, round belly.

You did a wonderful job today! Count five cars the next time you go out. See you next time! Bye-bye!