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ACTIVITIES TO TEACH GRAMMAR - Coggle Diagram
ACTIVITIES TO TEACH GRAMMAR
Song and Nursery Ryhmes
Songs can be used for the grammar lesson practice process.
Example of activities
Sing-along
Lyrics are handed to participants as they remember the songs and they sing-along.
They can practice the simple present tense or any grammatical using any song by looking at the lyric.
Charts and graphs :bar_chart:
By charts and graphs, students can be taught through visual aids.
Students can interpret data and information in a more visual presentation. Offer students with simple practice in understanding and interpreting graphical information
Design and illustrate posters in various ways of displaying graphical information
Example of grammar lessons:
Comparative and Superlative
Timeline of tenses
Active and Passive Forms
Ask students to vote for their chosen favourite food.
Construct a chart based on the amount of students based on the favourite selected foods
Justify their choice using adjectives, and compare their choice with comparative sentences
Pie Chart
Bar Chart
Maps and Drawings
:star: Drawings can use to teach grammar by ask the student to draw an action which verb based on the picture given.
Examples of activities
Picture of situation in a park
Students draw an action verb from the situation
Games
:star: Games can be use to teach grammar with make it competitive among the students in order to remove the boredom. For example, make a quiz about tenses.
Example of activities
Quiz about tenses to the student
The highest mark will get prize from the teacher
:star: Objects and Things :star:
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How to play Jenga game with cards
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Provide Jenga contain with 6 different colors of blocks and given cards with different colors as same as Jenga colors.
The game can be played in partners or a small group. Students set up the Jenga blocks in a tower.
Each student gets an answer sheet and the group shares a set of game cards, which contain questions.
Sort the cards by color and put them into separate piles.
Roll the dice, for whichever color they roll, they select a card with that color.
They read the questions aloud to the group, and everyone in the group solves the questions and records their answer on their answer sheets.
Students compare their answers.
If the student who rolled the dice answered correctly, they get to move a Jenga block that matches the color of their card.
They keep taking turns until the tower falls. If it falls, the kids have to rebuild and start again.
Providing students with the opportunity to explore ‘real’ objects and allows them to create their own learning and pose questions they can answer as they explore.
To make the learning experience more memorable for the learner
