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Arrow-Puffin-1_Semester-1 Maths 109Teacher%u2019s NoteEncourage students to use tangible objects, like blocks or toys, to practise ordinal numbers. Organise a mini race with your friends or family members. Everyone should run from one point to another. Who came first? Who came second? And so on.Let's Explore Experiential LearningKeeping things in an order helps you find them easily. It also helps you know how or organise, classify and arrange things in a systematic way.Values for Life Life Skills and Values Maths ChallengerIf Rohit is standing third in a queue, and there are two people after him, can you tell what position the last person is in? Gather 10 different coloured pencils or crayons. Arrange them in a line and label their positions with ordinal numbers. Ask students to identify and pick up a pencil or a crayon that is in a specific ordinal position like the 'seventh' or 'third'.Maths Lab ActivityCritical ThinkingExperimental Learning