Classroom Game Activities and Roles

The video tutorial introduces a phonics game designed for classroom use. It begins with setting up the game using whiteboards or PPT, assigning numbers to words or phonics. The teacher then teaches a chant to engage students, especially in large classes. The game involves students writing down numbers corresponding to words read by the teacher. After playing, students work in pairs to practice further. The tutorial concludes with an invitation for feedback and suggestions for future topics.

What is the first step in setting up the phonics game?

• Setting up whiteboards or PPT

• Teaching the chant

• Inviting students to lead

• Assigning words to numbers

What should each number be assigned to in the game?

• A word or phonics

• A classroom object

• A student's name

• A color

What is the purpose of the phonics game?

• To improve handwriting

• To teach mathematics

• To learn new vocabulary

• To review phonics and conduct listening tests

What is the chant taught to the students?

• What's your favorite color?

• What's your telephone number?

• How old are you?

• Where do you live?

How can the teacher make the chant more engaging for a large class?

• By whispering it

• By writing it on the board

• By singing it

• By being more animated and energetic

What do students do when the teacher says a word like 'cats'?

• Draw a picture of a cat

• Say the word out loud

• Clap their hands

• Write down the number assigned to 'cats'

What is the teacher's role during the game?

• To sing songs

• To write down numbers

• To read words or phonics

• To draw pictures

What happens after the teacher reads the words in the game?

• Students draw pictures

• Students clap their hands

• Students write down numbers

• Students sing a song

How many times can the game be played in one session?

• Once

• Two times

• Three or four times

• Five times

What is the next step after the teacher finishes the game?

• Students sing a song

• Students work in pairs

• Students go home

• Students take a test