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Wed, Apr 19 2006, 7:43:46 Mon, May 18 2026,Login ] [ Contact Forum Admin ] [ Main index ] [ Post a new message ] [ Search | Check update time | Archives: 12[3] ]
Subject: Re: We finally have a forum


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zuzurn
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Date Posted: 07:43:51 04/21/06 Fri
In reply to: Panchito 's message, "We finally have a forum" on 07:52:07 04/19/06 Wed

>With a lot of success, the students of sixth teaching
>program, class 2006 have finally made it. We have
>created a forum for educational puposes. The objective
>of this forum is to keep in mind that as long as the
>students feel comfortable, relaxed, and in an
>enjoyable atmosphere, learning will take place. And
>how are we going to be able to fulfill this incredible
>task? THROUGH GAMES. In my 14-year teaching experience
>I have encountered many different groups of students,
>all different. But one thing has been the common
>denominator, and that is that students feel less
>threaten and more secure when learning is an enjoyable
>experience. I hope that with this forum, not only the
>class of 2006 , but also many others who hear from us,
>will share experiences, games, and tips that will make
>learning fun.


There are several activities to use in the classroom in order to make learning enjoyable and fun. One game I like to use, and I think is suitable for little kids is "Suns and Moons". It is very fun, and the material used is only your voice. The time can vary on how many times you want to do it. The area may be only for fun, but it can be applicable for grammar. The class must be divided in two teams. One team will be the Suns and the other one the Moons. One Sun must have a Moon partner. Both teams will make an Indian line. The partners must sit in the Indian line, but facing each other’s back. When the teacher yells "Suns", both teams must stand up, and the suns must chase their moons partners. When the teacher yells "Moons", both teams must stand up, and the suns must chase their moons partners. The ones caught must make a penitence which can be applicable in grammatical features.

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