My teacher compound by: Yeniffer Avalos, Wnada Carranza, Deyanira Castro, Luis Oyarbide, and me, Vanessa Aguilar.
I expected to have more students, to integrate them in all the activities and make them feel comfortable and part of the class, but even if we have few students, I can say that they learn what my teacher colleagues and me taught.
We were encharged to teach playground objects and prepositions, and since I started the class, and want them to feel enthusiastic and into the class, I decided a very unique and dynamic activity that includes realia. The activity was that each of the students have to pass a real playground object, but when they have the object in their hands, they had to say the name of the object. The object pass twice in their hands, so they repeated the word twice.
Some of the objects were: Skateboard, baseball, basketball, rope, soccer ball.
I think that students enjoy the activity, and something that I really like was that, they were very enthusiastic at the moment of participating and saying the name of the object.
After that, teacher Wanda started to present them the prepositions: next to, behind, in front of, and between. In order for Teacher Wanda present this, she used some visual aids where she was demonstrating them where and how were the objects arranged to be in that specific place. Teacher Wanda did an excellent job, she made students repeat, she explain it with the playground objects also so students were in touch with the vocabulary and the prepositions, and also the pronunciation of it.
It was a good explanation because the students acquired and they were enjoying and participating when teacher Wanda asked them something.
The commands were like: Touch the rope behind the soccer ball.
I think this activity was a good practice for students, because they had already seen the playground objects, and then the prepositions, but now they had to integrate them both, and actually the students were paying attention and were participating when he was doing this.
One of the most insightful comments that we receive was that all the activities were really good, they had a good idea and they were well developed, but we had to made some changes in the moment of the practice, we were giving command like: “Touch the soccer ball next to the baseball.” and the suggestion was that we could have said: “ Touch the playground object that is next to the baseball.” Another comment we receive was that the name of the object should have been pasted on the object rather than on the floor, but we didn't make it like that because since the first activity the students had to pass the object around the name would have provably fallen. But those things make us grow as teachers, and know that we receive that feedback, we know how we can improve for our next lessons.
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