Nongmen ruffian concubine: ploughing the fields, planting buns

Chapter 224 Try Reading the First Lesson

"Everyone has done a good job. Now, please remember who are the classmates in front, left, right, and behind you. Everyone, turn your head and take a look. If you don't know each other, get to know them quickly."

Ding Shitou saw that everyone had arrived. Fortunately, the process wasn't too long, otherwise the schoolchildren who arrived first would suffer too much.

She clapped her hands, told everyone to stop, taught them to remember the people around them, and then began to count.

Everyone has never learned so many numbers. Ding Shitou clicked one by one, and reported one by one, from 43 to [-], and then asked all the students to memorize their numbers.

Then report over and over again, telling them that on the first day of school, they must learn the number 43, remember that there are 43 students in Jiujiu School, and their own numbers, which are their student numbers.

The problem with teaching elementary school children is that children are too young to be easy to teach.

But there is also the biggest advantage, that is, a child of this age has not learned anything elsewhere, just like a blank sheet of paper, it is easy to accept her teaching method.

However, once they accept it, they actually learn it very quickly. When they have read it like this for almost ten times, they are already very smooth.

Ding Shitou began to count the number of people, but she did not recognize the names of the children from other villages, so she drew numbers and asked them to call "to" by themselves. After the tenth time, she asked them to call so-and-so and say their names out loud .

After doing this several times, Ding Shitou remembered their names.

She didn't mention who is whose village. She said that no one is treated differently, just like the team that is currently lined up, not divided by village, only tall and short.

Seeing the schoolchildren from various villages standing in the queue also reassured the parents of other villages.

Today is the first trial lesson. Ding Shitou attaches great importance to it, and the family members of the schoolchildren pay more attention to it. This is related to the fate of the schoolchildren in the next few years.

After learning the numbers and roll call through reporting, Ding Shitou asked the teenagers to move out the stools in the open room and place them for each child, let them sit down, and took off the small bookcase and put it on the ground next to the right hand.

Because there are too many people watching the excitement today, the village road is full of people.

If all the children are allowed to sit in the open room, these people will not be able to see the excitement. If they are crowded at the door, the light will be blocked, which will even affect their reading.

Her plan for the trial study is to promote her own educational methods and consolidate her learning resources, so naturally she will not stop everyone from watching the excitement.

"Today is the first day of school. Did you know your classmate when you reported the number just now? If you don't know each other yet, you can find out after class to get familiar with each other. Don't worry now."

Ding Shitou stood in front, hanging the paper that Ding Dian took out on a mobile blackboard brought out by Jiang Huzi and the others.

The mobile blackboard is a folding shelf made of bamboo, and a large wooden board made by Carpenter Wang is hung on it.

There is also a row of very short wooden pegs on top of the big board, on which the thread hanging above the paper can be hung.

"Starting today, I will first teach you about the twelve zodiac signs. Each of us belongs to the zodiac sign of that year in which year we were born."

"Now the question is, do you know what you belong to?"

"If you know, please raise your hand, stand up and answer!" Ding Shishitou hung up the A3-sized paper while talking, and asked everyone to speak enthusiastically.

The younger children were at a loss, and the older children could only answer a few.

There were still a few who wanted to answer, but felt nervous and wanted to raise their little hands. When they found that other students did not raise their hands, they immediately retracted their little hands.

(End of this chapter)