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Easy games to practice skills by Laura Asensi
Easy games to practice skills by Laura Asensi
When thinking about SEN and our student's special needs, we also need to think about the different ways in which we all learn. For example, some may be... -Visual learners, who learn by reading or seeing pictures; -Auditory learners, who learn by hearing and listening; or even -Tactile learners; who learn by touching or doing
When thinking about SEN and our student's special needs, we also need to think about the different ways in which we all learn. For example, some may be... -Visual learners, who learn by reading or seeing pictures; -Auditory learners, who learn by hearing and listening; or even -Tactile learners; who learn by touching or doing
Taking this into account, I have chosen today a website where you can find a variety of games which include pictures, sounds and in some of them you can even practice spelling.
Taking this into account, I have chosen today a website where you can find a variety of games which include pictures, sounds and in some of them you can even practice spelling.
Activity:
"Prepositions" is one of my favourite games in the site, you read a sentence and it tells you where to put an object, for example "above the sofa". When you have finished the first activity, you will see a picture of the room filled with the objects we put in there, then you can take a picture of the room and you students can describe it
To make another activity, like this game, you could ask students to draw a picture of their room but with some objects missing. This way they can tell another student to draw the missing objects. They will have to say the instructions just like in the game "Put a pillow on the bed" and they will practice prepositions, vocabulary and listening skills.
I hope you like it as much as I did
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