OUP Activity Series (Great Classroom Examples Included)

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What you’ll learn:

How do you motivate students and show them how FUN the OUP activities are?

How can they practice the words through a game, despite being very basic and low level?

How do you illustrate the rules? Wanna know?

In this package, we are going to take you on a tour of teaching OUP activities.

You’ll be introduced the main OUP activities with great classroom examples here.

Watch the following videos 📹 to see how they are done!

Course Content

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OUP Activity Series --- Never lose the game or let the student win?（Tic-Tac-Toe） Never lose the game or let the student win? You might need a little bit of strategy to get a grip on the situation, which makes both students feel motivated and a positive class atmosphere. We bet you already know how to play Tic-Tac-Toe expertly. But do students actually know about the game? Demonstrating how to play the game might be a good start! Check out the links below with classroom examples about playing Tic-Tac-Toe !

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OUP Activity Series --- Treasure Hunt OUP Activity Series --- Treasure Hunt By teacher Jennifer

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OUP Activity Series --- Find and Color OUP Activity Series --- Find and Color By teacher Martha

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OUP Activity Series -- Phonics OUP Activity Series --- Phonics Slides in OUP Materials By teacher Roxanne

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OUP Activity Series --- Crosswords OUP Activity Series --- Crosswords By teacher Darlene

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OUP Activity Series --- Let's Sing(For Poor Singers) Steps of Teaching OUPs Songs Art work Focused on recently aquired target language Read through Play and have the song sung

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OUP Activity Series --- Let's Chant OUP Activity Series --- Let's Chant By teacher Roxanne Main points in OUP songs: Vocabulary Phonics Sentence structures Grammar

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OUP Activity Series --- Teaching Climbing Activity to Young Learners Saying one word after the other? Boring!💤 But climbing a MOUNTAIN 🌄while practicing vocabulary = UNIMAGINABLE FUN! Work-out with your student by climbing that mountain! How? Isn't it just a slide on a computer screen? Will your student actually believe they are climbing Mount Everest? Luckily, kids have a wonderful imagination🌈 and with a bit of assistance from the teacher, they will not only be speaking but taking on Edmund Hillary! Check out this video👀with classroom examples that follow each instruction!

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