Karin Kidaya Cigaba (Advanced Counting) – Basic 3 Hausa Lesson Note (First Term)
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- Subject
- Hausa
- Class
- Basic 3
- Term
- First Term
- Topic
- Karin Kidaya Cigaba (Advanced Counting)
- Order
- Topic 5 of 9 this term
- Reading time
- 1 min
Subject: Hausa Language
Class: Primary 3
Topic: Karin Kidaya Cigaba (Advanced Counting)
Duration: 35 minutes
Learning Objectives
Pupils will be able to:
- Count beyond 20 in Hausa
- Use advanced numbers in sentences
- Add and subtract using Hausa numbers
Numbers 21-50 (Lambobi 21-50)
- Ashirin da ɗaya – 21
- Ashirin da biyu – 22
- Ashirin da uku – 23
- Talatin – 30
- Talatin da ɗaya – 31
- Arba’in – 40
- Hamsin – 50
Number Patterns
- 20 = Ashirin
- 30 = Talatin
- 40 = Arba’in
- 50 = Hamsin
- Add “da” + number for in-between (da ɗaya, da biyu, etc.)
Using Numbers in Sentences
- Ina da littattafai ashirin da uku – I have 23 books
- Na ga motoci talatin – I saw 30 cars
- Akwai yara arba’in – There are 40 children
Exercises
Exercise 1: Write the numbers
- 25 = _______
- 33 = _______
- 41 = _______
- 29 = _______
Exercise 2: Complete the pattern
- Ashirin, _______, Arba’in, Hamsin
- Ashirin da ɗaya, Ashirin da biyu, _______
- Talatin da hudu, _______, Talatin da shida
Exercise 3: Simple addition in Hausa
- Goma sha ɗaya + Goma sha ɗaya = _______
- Ashirin + Goma = _______
- Talatin + Goma = _______
Exercise 4: Answer in Hausa numbers
- How many fingers do 3 people have? _______
- Count 5 more after 27: _______
- What comes before Arba’in? _______
Class Work
Count classroom items using advanced numbers:
- Windows, desks, pupils, books
Homework
Practice counting from 20 to 50 with your family. Count things in your house using these numbers.
Teacher’s Note: Use real objects for counting practice. Make it interactive with counting games!
This term's Hausa topics
Basic 3 First Term · 9 topics
- Tadi
- Tadi Cigaba
- Wasan Yara “Ina Za Muje” (Children’s Game “Where Shall We Go”)
- Karin Kida (Music and Songs)
- Karin Kidaya Cigaba (Advanced Counting)
- Rabe-Rabe Jurnla (Parts of Speech)
- Sunaye: Mutane, Wurare, Dabbobi (Nouns: People, Places, Animals)
- Kalmomin Aiki (Aikatau): Ci, Zo, Tafi, Zaune
- Karin Karatu (Reading Practice)



