HOW TO TEACH ACTION WORDS (LISTEN, REMEMBER, PRACTICE) TO JAPANESE CHILDREN
This lesson idea is for part of your lesson. Over acting is fine to get your point across. Beginner students may feel uneasy to do what you ask them to do but do not worry! Keep up the routine and be focused on what you want them to learn.
Short Summary
James introduces three action words for elementary school students to learn in February or March: "listen," "remember," and "practice."
He emphasizes the importance of exaggerating the actions to help students understand the words.
Demonstrates how to teach these words through gestures and encourages students to mimic the actions.
Suggests assigning these words as homework for students to practice and remember until the next lesson.
The video provides a practical and interactive approach to teaching vocabulary to young learners.
In this video segment, James introduces three action words that teachers can teach elementary school students for the month of February or March. The three verbs/action words are "listen," "remember," and "practice." James emphasizes the importance of over-exaggerating the actions to help students understand the words. He demonstrates how to teach these words through gestures and encourages students to mimic the actions. James also suggests assigning these words as homework for students to practice and remember until the next lesson. Overall, the video provides a practical and interactive approach to teaching vocabulary to young learners.
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