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Which subject	Italian as foreign
What age group	Year or Grade 8
What topic	Counting to 100
Number of slides	7
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Slide 1: Introduction to Counting in Italian

• Counting in Italian is essential for everyday communication.
• Knowing numbers helps with shopping, telling time, and other day-to-day activities.
• This lesson will cover numbers from 1 to 100.

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Slide 2: Learning Numbers 1 to 10

• 1 = uno
• 2 = due
• 3 = tre
• 4 = quattro
• 5 = cinque
• 6 = sei
• 7 = sette
• 8 = otto
• 9 = nove
• 10 = dieci

Practice saying these numbers aloud!

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Slide 3: Numbers 11 to 20

• 11 = undici
• 12 = dodici
• 13 = tredici
• 14 = quattordici
• 15 = quindici
• 16 = sedici
• 17 = diciassette
• 18 = diciotto
• 19 = diciannove
• 20 = venti

Try counting in pairs with a partner!

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Slide 4: Numbers 21 to 30

• 21 = ventuno
• 22 = ventidue
• 23 = ventitre
• 24 = ventiquattro
• 25 = venticinque
• 26 = ventisei
• 27 = ventisette
• 28 = ventotto
• 29 = ventinove
• 30 = trenta

Repetition is key to remembering these numbers!

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Slide 5: Counting by Tens

• 10 = dieci
• 20 = venti
• 30 = trenta
• 40 = quaranta
• 50 = cinquantа
• 60 = sessanta
• 70 = settanta
• 80 = ottanta
• 90 = novanta
• 100 = cento

Visualize these numbers using groups or sets!

{The image of a chart showing counting by tens in Italian, with each number represented visually in clusters.}

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Slide 6: Practice Activity

• Write down the numbers from 1 to 30 in Italian.
• Pair up with a classmate and take turns reading the numbers aloud.
• Use objects in the classroom (like pencils or books) to count to 100.

Engage in fun counting games!

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Slide 7: Conclusion and Review

• Numbers in Italian are essential for language proficiency.
• Practice makes perfect.
• Use daily interactions to reinforce counting skills.

Consider integrating music or rhymes to remember numbers more easily!

{The image of a classroom with students excitedly practicing counting numbers in Italian, showing engagement and interaction.}