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英语课堂游戏100种（There are 100 kinds of English Classroom Games） 100 kinds of English Classroom Games.Txt There are 100 kinds of English Classroom Games Letter Teaching 1. Grab letters This is a training students how to read letters of the game, the whole class will be divided into several groups, and then show the letter cards, the students raised their hands to answer the teacher let the students read the first raised letters, read on to the Group recorded 10 points, the final score of the largest set of winning. 2. answer quickly Divide the class into two groups and send two sets of alphabet cards to each group. The beginning of the game, the teacher used Chinese said: seven tone music, America, center and radius, Peoples Republic of China, holding these letters card students should immediately stand up and lift the letter ABCDEFG, USA, O, R, PRC, a fast and the group wins. 3. Look whos fast! This is a listening game of letters, the class will be divided into two groups, one group of students to uppercase letters, lowercase letters to another group of students, teachers read the letter, the letter required to hold the students stood up quickly, the first person who stands up two points, after standing up a point, no stand up to zero, the score wins. 4. Listen to the alphabet This is a game that trains students to recognize letters. The teachers can put the pronunciation of mixed letters were written on the board, such as GJOW, etc., and prepared a total of 2 to 4 sets, while the students are divided into 2 to 4 groups, each group of students to draw a whole class stand, the teacher gave everyone a card (2 ~ 4, the beginning of the game, Zhang Weiyi) the teacher read a letter, Students should immediately find and hold the letter high, first find 2 points for the right, then find 1 points for the right, not find the right, no score, and the final score of the group is superior. 5. Listen to the alphabet and play the alphabet This is a game that trains students to listen