PRACTICING ORDINAL NUMBERS ( LOW LEVEL )

1-Present ordinal numbers.
2-Have your Ss practice pronunciation.
3-Read your class list and ask your Ss to pay attention to their position on the list.
4-Ask Ss to say which position they are on the list. For example, I'M THE FOURTH PERSON ON THE LIST.    

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