Summary
(summarize what has been taught and how it is important for the learner)
Matching games could be played with the cue cards and the pencils.

Homework: Naw-Po will practice writing the numbers 1 - 12.
Personal Reflections on the lesson Naw-Po already knew the number system (1, 2, 3, 4, 5 etc.) and did a great job of picking up the English words for each number. She had some difficulty with the "thr" sound in three. "Twelve" was also a bit difficult for her to say.

Because she was able to do the lesson so quickly, we had time to enrich the lesson and learn how to tell time (just on the hour.) At a later date, she could learn quarter after, quarter to and other vocabulary associated with telling time.

Future plans
Lesson 2: Review numbers and learn 13 to 20, 21- 29, and 31- 39.
Lesson 3: Review numbers and learn 40 - 100.
Lesson 4: Naming the money used in Canada.
Items to include in portfolio Naw-Po's written work.

You will notice that during these lessons, a lot of repetition and support is given to Naw-Po. The following lessons elaborate upon the theme and significant build-up occurs. It is not until the fourth lesson that money is even introduced, which is a significant contrast to the approach used with Carine in Session 4.