What games are suitable for the first-grade classroom to enliven the classroom atmosphere and let primary school students study hard?

Rules and procedures of the game:

1. The class is divided into two or four groups, and each group is required to send a representative to write down the homophones of a word on the blackboard (different tones are also acceptable).

2. Other students in the same group can prompt or change people, but they can't use dictionaries or other tools.

See which group writes the most at the same time.

4. After the appraisal, you can continue to write until you can't write it. See which student in a group thinks the most words.

This game looks very simple, and all primary school students can play it, so all students will actively participate. However, the efforts of only one person are often stuck in writing a few words, so there will be a lively scene in which everyone keeps shouting a certain word or even several people in the same group go into battle collectively, and the atmosphere in the classroom is unprecedentedly active.

Game 2, unconstrained style

Rules and procedures of the game:

1, the class is divided into two or four groups, and each group is required to send a representative to write a word associated with a certain word on the blackboard.

2. Other students in the same group can prompt or change people.

See which group writes the most at the same time.

4. After the appraisal, you can continue to write until you can't write it. See which words are the most creative.

This is also a game with a low threshold, and it is easy to mobilize the enthusiasm of all students. Moreover, I find that the things that students associate with are often more fashionable. For example, when people think of the word "summer", they are more likely to think of things like heat, sorbet, cicada, air conditioner, electric fan, swimming and so on. If it continues, people will think of skirts, shorts, sunscreen, toilet water and the Summer Palace.

Teachers can not only choose similar daily things for students to associate, but also take some keywords of professional knowledge as topics, so that students can review their professional knowledge unconsciously in the game. If you think of the word "hardware", students can easily think of mainframe, monitor, keyboard, mouse, CPU, motherboard, memory, graphics card, sound card, network card, modem, printer and some hardware manufacturers.