TEACHING YOUNG LEARNERS THROUGH GAMES

Feruza Raxmonberdiyeva

doi:10.2024/mp1pdr36

Authors

Feruza Raxmonberdiyeva Samarkand state institute of foreign languages Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.2024/mp1pdr36

Keywords:

teaching, games, words vocabulary, puzzles, spelling bee, word association game, charades

Abstract

This article is about a teaching English as a target language by using different kind of games in the classes 4 to 6. It is very essential to do activities in the target language. Here is given many warming up activities to teach foreign language lessons and provide the attendance of all the children during the whole lesson.

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