Another teacher-bingo style activity, this time to introduce yourself to first graders for the first time. I would precede it with a brief verbal intro as advised by your JTE (name, age, hobbies, ethnic background etc).
Self-intro activities for second and third graders could be the Can you bingo, Did you bingo or the Will you bingo activities I posted recently.
It's pretty self-explanatory, but here's how to make it work in class:
Enjoy our articles? Follow us on Twitter or Facebook for our Monday, Wednesday and Friday updates.Self-intro activities for second and third graders could be the Can you bingo, Did you bingo or the Will you bingo activities I posted recently.
It's pretty self-explanatory, but here's how to make it work in class:
- Students practice the vocab, including what should be the only new word for them: "or"
- If you want, they can then ask each other "do you like X or X?" before thinking about you, and what you like,
- They guess which thing you like and circle it for all the boxes,
- You can then nominate students (or ask for volunteers) to ask you the question for each box,
- If they have guessed correctly, they can circle the whole box, if not, then it's a big X for them,
- Play bingo like this, where four circles in any direction = one bingo,
- If you have some stickers or stamps, award them for the first X number of bingos.
There you go. Very simple idea, and now the kids know you a little better.
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