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If you have more advanced students, give them role play contexts
rather than dialogues. Prepare a written context or give them a
picture with two people in a classroom and have them construct
the dialogue for this picture. If you give each pair the same picture
and have the students present their dialogues for the class. Going
over the similarities and differences between the dialogues can
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think about all of the school related words they know. The group
who has the longest list wins! Alternatively, prepare a set of
pictures of classroom-related words on it and have the groups label
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Fluency Games
Another extremely important factor to consider is making students
feel very comfortable with using this practical vocabulary. Use
uency games to build their familiarity and speed in recalling the
vocabulary. One way to achieve this goal is to do a hot potato
game. Have students stand in a circle and toss a small object
around the circle. When a student receives the object, they should
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The beginning of the year (http://busyteacher.org/3040-back-to-schoolhow-to-establish-classroom-rules.html) is the most critical part of the year.
Teachers need to make sure that they set the boundaries of the
classroom, create a supportive classroom environment, and equip
students with the tools they need for the year. Classroom vocabulary is
the foundation to a successful rest of the year, so its a step you dont want
to skip ! Be sure to try these activities to build students speaking skills
and their mastery of the basic English vocabulary words they will use on a
daily basis.
How do you make sure students have the right vocabulary necessary right
from the beginning?
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