Counting and Object Recognition Activities

The video tutorial for kindergartners covers counting to ten using fingers, listening and counting knocks, practicing greetings with handshakes, identifying sounds of different objects, and moving objects in various directions. The lesson concludes with instructions to complete a form on Google Forms.

What is the main goal of today's lesson?

• To learn the alphabet

• To count to ten and recognize sounds

• To draw shapes

• To read a story

How many fingers should you use to count to ten?

• Five

• Ten

• Eight

• Twelve

What should you do each time you say a number while counting?

• Clap your hands

• Put a finger up

• Stomp your feet

• Jump

In the 'Knock and Count' activity, what should you do when you hear a knock?

• Clap your hands

• Count the knocks with your fingers

• Jump up and down

• Say 'hello'

How many knocks did you hear in the first example?

• Two

• Four

• Three

• One

What hand do we usually use to shake hands?

• Both hands

• Right hand

• No hands

• Left hand

What should you say when you pretend to shake someone's hand?

• Goodbye

• Thank you

• Hello

• Please

Which item makes a different sound than the others?

• Crayon

• Pencil

• Scissors

• All make the same sound

What sound does the pencil make?

• A sharp sound

• A soft sound

• A loud sound

• A musical sound

In the sound game, which two items were used first?

• Scissors and pencil

• Pencil and crayon

• Pencil and scissors

• Crayon and scissors