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Correction
of exercises
Check (by show of hands) who has done the exercise and show
that you are clearly disappointed by those who have continued not to do
the homework: avoid however any serious reproaches but make them promise
that next time they will make the effort…
When you correct the second
exercise ask those who say they will take three tricks in Hearts how they
will do it: manage to tell them that they were blocked by the 10 (or the
King) and that they had to get back to hand by another suit. Insist on
the necessity of playing Hearts straight away.
Comprehension
questions
| a) |
Do a new exercise of counting points:
write on the board as high up as possible so that they give the answer
as soon as the last card is written. |
| b) |
Ask for an example of
sequence. |
| c) |
Write down a deal of three hands and
ask them to find the fourth by inference (send a child to the board). |
| d) |
Ask them to choose a lead between
lead between K Q J 7 and Q J 10 8: why is the first preferable? |
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