Monday, December 26, 2016

Things To Do In Elementary School Everyday

In Elementary schools children between 6 and 12 years old study and play. Above 6 years old kids start getting interested in knowing the reasons behind everything. They want to learn when, how and why. At this time, they want to interact and socialize with other children. Along with reading, writing, learning languages, Math, History, science, and other subjects there are more activities that they can do in classroom.

Recite

This is the simplest thing that a teacher in Elementary school can do to improve their student’s speaking ability. At the beginning of class, the teacher should get one student to recite a poem or read a story.

Reading aloud

Reading aloud is helpful in identifying any missing information and understanding every chapter in a book comprehensively. It will also allow teachers to enhance their student’s reading skills.

Sing a song

According to my view, you can make your students get more interested in attending classes with joy by allowing them to do fun activities like singing. Songs are easily captured by our brain which is why we hum our favorite songs oftentimes. Thus if you want your students to remember a lesson or topic, you can make them learn in song format.

Group Presentations

Teachers should motivate students to take place in group presentations to enhance their confidence level. Subjects should be divided according to the age group but presentations should be for all students. This not only teaches teamwork, but presenting as a team has its own unique challenges.

Editing Text

Make it a regular plan in your classroom to get students to edit sentences and texts. For different grades, you should use different types of editing methods such as:
  • For 1st grade: Ask students to put a question mark or complete a word.
  • For 2nd grade: You can ask students to complete the whole sentence or write the correct name of anything.
  • For 3rd grade: You can ask them to correct a wrong sentence, and add quotation marks when required and more.

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