It is best to attend the training meeting of Meisi English to get a comprehensive and profound understanding.

Theoretically, I don't know.

Introduce the teaching games we have played.

Customers and sales staff:

Word cards are listed on the table. Students are divided into "customers" and "salespeople". The "salesman" should ask the "customer" what word he wants to buy, and then give the word card to the "customer". Customers also have to "pay" (if they sell 5 yuan, the "customer" will clap the hand of the "salesman" five times, indicating that they have given 5 yuan).

Teachers can also create more scenes for students to play the game of buying and selling words.

After the words are sold out, the teacher calls the words back one by one to see which student can get them back the fastest.

Tambourine game:

The teacher gives the students word cards, tambourines and rhythms. When the tambourine rings rhythmically, the students pass word cards to each other. As soon as the tambourine stopped, the students who got the word card stood up and read the words on the card.

Or the teacher reads a word, and the students corresponding to the word stand up.

Word jump:

The teacher distributed the words to five students. When the teacher reads a word, the students corresponding to the word jump up. The teacher reads a word twice, and the student with the corresponding word will jump twice.