英语翻译Games for English classesBACK UP Ages 9 - 12 Divide the

英语翻译
Games for English classes
BACK UP Ages 9 - 12
Divide the class into groups of five pupils.Each group sits on the floor in a row,the one behind the other.The front pupils have pen and paper in hand.You give each last pupil a piece of paper with a word,e.g."kitchen".These last pupils start writing the first letter of the word on the back of the kid in front They write with their finger!.This one writes the letter that is felt on the back of the following pupil.When the pupil at the front has felt the letter,h/she writes the letter down.All letters are passed on in this way until the word "kitchen" has been written down correctly by the pupil at the front.You can decide to give e.g.six words in total.Who has passed on and written down correctly the most words after four minutes?Concentration.Sense of feeling.Spelling.Vocabulary.
MEMORY DICTATION Ages 9 - 12
Prepare a list of appr.20 words that are already known to your pupils.Use these words for this dictation.Pupils have pen and paper.When you say the first word,e.g."picture" nobody is allowed to write down anything.When you say the second word e.g."village",all pupils write down the first word "picture".And so on.Concentration.Memory skills.Working independently.Listening skills.
LOGBOOK Ages 11-12
Introduce a logbook in your class that will be used every English lesson for a certain period of time.Ask a pupil before the lesson starts if h/she wants to write a short text about the English lesson that is about to begin in English.The report is not written during the lesson but afterwards.Two elements should be paid attention to:the general contents of the lesson and a personal opinion of the author related to the lesson as a whole.At the beginning of the next lesson this report is read aloud to the whole class either by you or by the author.Ask somebody else to be the next author.Writing skills.The whole process of your teaching comes to light after a series of reports.After e.g.seven reports you may conclude this activity by having seven different pupils read the whole sequence.
ALL TOO OBVIOUS Ages 8 - 12
Prepare a series of all too simple questions e.g."How many legs has a dog?" Select four to six pupils from your class that need some extra attention for one reason or other.At the end of the lesson you tell your class that you are going to ask some pupils a silly question to which the answers are very clear.However,nobody is allowed to give the answers straightaway.Only in the next English lesson do they give the answers.Mind you:only the answers are given,the questions should not be repeated.The first pupil only says:"Four".All other pupils should be able to remember the question.Who does?Memory skills.Concentration.