I am an English major, but I have only worked as an English teacher in some English training institutions (such as summer camps). I wonder if I can help.

It is easier to teach primary school students than middle school students, because children are willing to interact with you, which generally does not cause the problem of boring classroom atmosphere, but it is still difficult for children who really attend classes to love listening to lectures and learn knowledge.

First of all, because the class size for primary school students is relatively small, we can make full use of both visual and auditory stimuli, but we should pay attention to combining children's interests, such as Lazy Sheep, which everyone likes, and then insert some pictures of lazy sheep or an English song with flash animation, such as Lazy Mary. In short, attracting their attention is the first priority.

Secondly, the body movements in class are very important, not too rigid, and the expressions should be vivid, giving children a sense of intimacy.

Third, grasp the classroom rhythm. Pay attention to their state. If they have been in class for 30 minutes and feel that their children are tired and their spirit is beginning to lose focus, they can temporarily slow down and give each other a time to adjust their state. You can use this time to write the words or sentences you have just taught in the bar several times, which will not only deepen your child's impression, but also give everyone a rest.

Finally, the best way to enliven the atmosphere and produce good results is to interact with children from time to time, and prepare more interesting activities before class to ensure that children are the main body of the class and give them as many opportunities as possible.

In fact, a teacher has style, and you can win their love in your own way. I really like children and have love. From the children's point of view, we can do many things.

I wish you success in becoming a good teacher! ~