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Techniques and methods in Language Teaching > Kinaesthetic activities
Kinaesthetic activities
cunliffe
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Kinaesthetic activities
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I observed a great lesson today. My colleague was teaching past time - yesterday, this morning, two hours ago etc. She drew an imaginary line and the ss had to step back one, two or three paces etc, depending on the time. For example, �Last night, sleeping �. They stepped back and mimed sleeping. Then she said, �This morning, get up � and she mimed an alarm. They moved forward, yawned, stretched etc. I loved the fact that she had them acting out the actions. She did the same when she was teaching items of clothing. �Put your shirt on � Now your shoes � etc and they mimed the actions. Just thought I �d share! Well, I wonder if anyone else has ideas for this kind of kinaesthetic activity? How far can you go with it? |
6 Jul 2012
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teacher jessie
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To review spelling or any item of vocabulary, Sts are to work in pairs, St A "writes" with his/her finger on his/her friend �s back. St B has to guess the word. Then they do it viceversa. It �s great fun. If want to turn it more competitive you can have groups in rows. One St writes on the other �s back, until they get the St at the end of the row, that St has to write the word on the board. The first one is the winner!
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6 Jul 2012
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papadeli
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I like the game where all but one person in class has a flashcard with words or pictures or punctuation on it and the person who is �it � tries to arrange the people at the front of the class so that the cards make a correct sentence. Greetings from Greece, papadeligames
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6 Jul 2012
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cunliffe
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Thank you teacher jessie, I think that �s a great idea. Thank you also papadeli, the link is great and I will be passing it on to my colleagues. |
7 Jul 2012
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