It has been a while since I last updated my blog, but here I am again, sharing another little adventure from my Year 2 English classroom!

This time, we played two clothing games: a spinning-wheel game and a clothing board game.

For the first game, learners took turns spinning a wheel filled with pictures of clothing items. Their group members had to name the clothing item shown. Simple, right? But the excitement was real!

Next, we moved on to the board game. The learners used their erasers as dice (talk about being resourceful! 😂). They moved forward when they could correctly say the clothing word that matched the picture.

What made me happiest was seeing how focused they were. Both games kept them engaged until the end of our 60-minute lesson! I also noticed learners helping their friends read the clothing words. Those little moments of peer support made the lesson even more meaningful.

Of course, there is still room for improvement, and we will continue practising our clothing vocabulary in different ways.

My biggest takeaway? Learning doesn't always need to look like a worksheet. Sometimes, a spinning wheel, a simple board game, and friends cheering one another on are all we need to make English learning memorable.

Until the next classroom adventure, keep learning and keep smiling!

Learning is more fun with Perky Piung! 🐢💚

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