How Teaching with English Games Helps Children Learn

Benefits of teaching English to children with games and why English games are not just time fillers.
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Sri Sunarsasih When the kids leaving the class and going home, they always remember with the game They have got in the class and they can practice with their freinds at home or at school. 2/6/2009
Sri Sunarsasih For example : I can use my hand to make something like birds and the children can guess with their own imagination 2/6/2009
Sri Sunarsasih I always use a song, games and puzzle when I teach in the class , and the children always feel happy and fun. 2 hours learning and play is not enough for them. 2/6/2009
EKO WAHYUDIN GAMES ARE REALLY ENJOYABLE. EVERY TIME I COME INTO THE CLASSROOM, MY STUDENTS ASK TO PLAY GAMES. 1/8/2009
Vladimir Chen Interesting article. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I agree that combining education with entertainment (edutainment) makes English learning more fun and students more receptive. What you mentioned about creating a bond is something I never thought about, but probable took it for granted. However, in reality it is truly important to establish a rapport with students and games really create unique possibilities to get to know one another (between students vs teacher and among students themselves).

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h 'jlo;'loas a teacher I’m sure you want to build a bond with your pupils. Playing English games does this in so many ways. You’ll be able to show yourself as a person, not just a teacher, as you encourage your students to do well in the game, or join in with them. Playing games also creates a positive learning environment that allows children to relax and enjoy themselves and those around them. 8/3/2008
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