Lesson Observation 3

This lesson was extremely interactive, interesting, informative, and engaging. 

At the beginning of the class, the teacher started the class with colors, and let the children with green, black and pink elements stand together. Then the teacher and the students sat down together in a circle. 

The activities taken by the teacher in class include: taking a doll, taking turns to ask everyone "how they are today", "what is your name", and warm up activities such as clapping, circling, and jumping. Then the teacher drew pictures on the blackboard and asked the students to guess what is it. After that they were divided into two groups according to the fruit and scored. Throw dolls to students to answer questions: Storytelling. 

The props and materials she use are flashcards, dolls, storybooks.

The most impressive activity is drawing pictures on the blackboard and asking students to score questions in groups. In this way, all the students are highly active and it is easier for them to master the knowledge.

The advantage of this class is that the activities taken by the teacher make all students actively participate in and think about the problem actively to the greatest extent.

During class activities, students will be a little noisy. For classroon management, teacher used a countdown method from 10 to 1 to getting the students quiet down, which is simply to understand and effective.

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