child’s play
DESCRIPTION
Child’s Play. Practical ways of using games and play to enhance learning. Ushapa Fortescue. Moscow, Russia October 2012. Introduction. “Play must be regarded as the greatest of all educational forces, the foundation of education” G. Stanley Hall. Family and Friends. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Child’s Play
Practical ways of using games and playto enhance learningUshapa Fortescue
Moscow, Russia October 2012
Professional Development2
Introduction
“Play must be regarded as the greatest of all educational forces,
the foundation of education” G. Stanley Hall
Professional Development3
Family and Friends
Professional Development4
Outline of the sessionGetting excited about games and play
Why?
Play
When?
How?
Benefits
Professional Development5
List of games
Turn to your partner, and together write:A list of 10 games you know or use in your classes.
You have 3 minutes! So only briefly describe them if your
partner doesn’t know them.
Professional Development6
Getting excited about games and play again
Why?
Play
When?
How?
Benefits
Professional Development7
Why use games and play?Children's natural state
“Fish ____
Birds ___
Children ___”
Dr Garry Landreth
Professional Development8
Why use games and play?Children's natural state
“Fish swim
Birds ___
Children ___”
Dr Garry Landreth
Professional Development9
Why use games and play?Children's natural state
“Fish swim
Birds fly
Children ___”
Dr Garry Landreth
Professional Development10
Why use games and play?Children's natural state
“Fish swim
Birds fly
Children play”
Dr Garry Landreth
Professional Development11
Addressing all learning styles
V . A . K.
Professional Development12
Professional Development13
Professional Development14
Professional Development15
Professional Development16
Professional Development17
Professional Development18
Professional Development19
Getting excited about games and play again
Why?
Play
When?
How?
Benefits
Professional Development20
Relax and rest Games decrease anxiety and offer a rest
Decrease anxiety
Rest
Professional Development21
Repetition Children rarely get tired of games
Do it again!
Professional Development22
Encourages other cognitiveskills
Professional Development23
Encourages other cognitiveskills
memorysequencing
deductive
skillsmotor skills
Professional Development24
Professional Development25
Professional Development26
Benefits of games and playSummary
Highly repetitive
Decreaseanxiety
Encourage other cognitive skills
Rest from constant effort
Non threatening
Professional Development27
Getting excited about games and play again
Why?
Play
When?
How?
Benefits
Professional Development28
When to use games and playNot just warmers and fillers
“the chief art is to make
everything that children have
to do, sport and play too” John Locke
Professional Development29
Warmers and beginnings
Professional Development30
Professional Development31
Professional Development32
Professional Development33
Professional Development34
Professional Development35
Warmers and beginnings
Run to the / touch the…..
Professional Development36
Teacher’s fear
• Chaos slide
Professional Development37
Use every opportunity
Professional Development38
GhgjGjhgGjhgjGjhggGjhghj
Professional Development39
During the lesson
Professional Development40
Grammar games
Professional Development41
Ending the lessonThe last thing they remember
Review
recap
Professional Development42
Shark attackVariation of hangman
_ l _ o _
Toys
Professional Development43
Back to the board
44
Let’s try it
Professional Development
elephant
greedy
caught
park
runningelbow
Professional Development45
Categories
Food Sport Animal Verb
CTSD
Professional Development46
Getting excited about games and play again
Why?
Play
When?
How?
Benefits
Professional Development47
Different kinds of games
S S
Professional Development48
Different kinds of games
Settle Stir
Professional Development49
Professional Development50
Professional Development51
Professional Development52
G
Professional Development53
To sum up……Games and play
•Children want to play•There are numerous benefits •Use every opportunity •Have fun and get creative
Professional Development54
Child’s playPractical ways of using games and play
to enhance learning
Thank you for your participation!