What warm-up games are there before the English class begins?

Game Description: Students say words while blowing balloons. The sound varies with the size of the balloon and is used to practice words.

2. Loud and resounding counterpoint

Game description: students and teachers play naysayers, the teacher's voice is loud and the students' voice is small; The teacher's voice is small, and the students' voice is correspondingly louder, which can be used to practice words or simple sentence patterns.

Fly a kite

Game Description: The teacher holds a kite model in his hand, and the students' voice changes accordingly with the teacher's gestures, which can be used to practice words and simple sentence patterns.

Step 4 clap your hands and stop clapping

Game description: Teachers and students clap their hands and say words. When the teacher stops, so do the students. This game can be used to practice words and concentrate students' attention.

Grow up as an adult

Game Description: Students' pronunciation changes according to the teacher's gestures, and the voice changes from small to large, which can be used for word practice to collect middle school students' attention.

Extended data

Classroom interactive games:

1 .. guess (which word is in my mind? )

If you learn three words: ape, ace and alien, the teacher remembers one word in his mind and asks the students to guess one. The teacher answers yes.

2. Guess who I am: (Who am I)

Assign a classmate to say a sentence or word in another voice and let another classmate guess this classmate.

3. Collect letters.

This is a game to train students' ability to remember letters. Students are divided into groups or groups of men and women. At the beginning of the game, the first student says a letter (such as B), the second student randomly adds a letter (such as BE), and then proceed in turn (such as B…BE…BEX…BEXG…BEXGL…). If you are wrong, you will be eliminated, and the team that says more and is accurate will win.