ALASKA ACADEMY: GRADE 2 STUDENTS ENJOY LEARNING ENGLISH GRAMMAR

Today, the Grade 2A2 students at Alaska International Primary School had an English Grammar lesson focusing on: Using demonstrative pronouns (this/that/these/those).

Although this topic is not overly difficult, to make the lesson effective and easy to grasp, Teacher Thúy Anh designed the class in a very impressive way, utilizing visual and lively teaching aids:

Warming up with the “Finding Apples” game to introduce the concept of “things that are near and far”.

Using the image of real apples to introduce and demonstrate the difference between “Near and one,” “Far and one,” “Near and many,” and “Far and many”.

Excitedly engaging in the “Jellyfish Challenges” game to practice identifying and using the demonstrative pronouns in a structured context.

Role-playing as shop assistants and customers in the “My Mini Shop” Speaking Game to practice communicating in a real-life situation using demonstrative pronouns.

Thanks to a sequence of engaging activities, the lesson on using demonstrative pronouns (this/that/these/those) was lively from start to finish. The Alaskids not only actively participated but also memorized the sentence structures more deeply; their English listening and speaking skills were also honed through familiar and interesting scenarios.