Lesson Observation--Tarnowo

The general atmosphere of this class is very harmonious and efficient. The teacher first interacts with the students with some cards and asks the students to show whether the pictures are correct or not by stepping their feet and clapping their hands. These warm-up activities are very good to make the class management very orderly. Then the teacher put yes and no cards on the floor and asked each student to look at the picture and choose which card to stand on. The teacher then hands out color cards to each student and asks them to sit together in a circle. The teacher took out a teddy bear, threw it to the student at random and asked him, "Are you happy today? "The teacher took out the card, about the shape, and then brought a rope, and asked the students to use the rope to make the shape. I really like these activities, which make students high engagement and excited.

Teachers use like cards, rope, and teddy bears to aid the class. These warm-up activities are very intriguing and highly engaged by each student, and can enhance the relationship between teacher and student, student to student.

The teacher gave the students a test and asked them to match the questions and complete the test to transition the class. Have students use different colored markers to color in. The perfect combination of knowledge and painting. At the end, each student was given a sticker award.

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