6. “ BY FUN AND GAMES “ I mean all those activities that we loosely think of as involving play and enjoyment. Singing, clapping hands, chanting rhymes, solving puzzles drawing, colouring, and model making games. It is a commonplace that young children learn better through play or at least can be included to go along with teaching that is tempered by “fun” activities. “ Shelagh Rixon, The British Council, London
7. A Silly Dictation Aim: Encourage thinking skills as well as listening and writing. Laughter is great at helping to create a positive and energetic classroom mood.
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