158 prompts matching "Digraph snap for four families"
Read a model introduction aloud
I am a Primary 1 pupil reading a model introduction. Give me a four-line Igbo self-introdu
Write my name and class
I am a Primary 1 pupil writing in my book. Let me write my own name on a ruled line with e
Point and say Ọ bụ nne m
I am a Primary 1 pupil talking about my family drawing. Take the other speaker's part in a
Read about eating together
I am a Primary 1 pupil reading about family life. Give me a three-sentence Igbo passage ab
Numbers one to ten in pairs
I am a Primary 1 pupil learning the Igbo numbers one to ten. Teach me them in groups of tw
Answer how many there are
I am a Primary 1 pupil counting with a partner. Take the adult's part in a four-line Igbo
Count up and back rhyme
I am a Primary 1 pupil learning a counting rhyme. Teach me four Igbo lines counting up to
Make a little counting book
I am a Primary 1 pupil making a little counting book. Give me six Igbo lines, one for each
Write the first five numbers
I am a Primary 1 pupil writing number words. Ask me for otu, abụọ, atọ, anọ and ise one wo
Roll a dice and count
I am a Primary 1 pupil playing a counting game. Tell me a dice roll, let me say that numbe
Write three teen number words
I am a Primary 1 pupil writing teen number words. Choose three Igbo numbers between eleven
Sound the ị in naịra
I am a Primary 1 pupil learning to say money words. Explain in plain English how to sound
Read about buying a treat
I am a Primary 1 pupil reading about buying something. Give me a three-sentence Igbo passa
Write two price tags
I am a Primary 1 pupil making price tags for our class stall. Give me one amount written o
Call prices across the market
I am a Primary 1 pupil getting ready for our class market. Run a call-and-answer warm-up w
Clap out a long price
I am a Primary 1 pupil saying long prices in Igbo. Break naịra iri na ise into claps for m
Fill in a paper receipt
I am a Primary 1 pupil writing a receipt after our class market. Give me the wording for a
Word pairs that differ by dots
I am a Primary 1 pupil learning why the dots matter so much. Explain the eight Igbo vowels