ELTDP Training Saratok 3rd Session, Kasia Wysota

WARMERS 1. What are warmers and why do we use them? 1. What are warmers and why do we use them? Warmer: An activity designed to get things started, wake up tired students (and teachers) and prepare brains, mouths, ears and eyes for English. Warmer: An activity designed to get things started, wake up tired students (and teachers) and prepare brains, mouths, ears and eyes for English. It is also aimed at putting students in a relaxed and uninhibited state. It is also aimed at putting students in a relaxed and uninhibited state.

WARMERS When can we use warmers? When can we use warmers? The beginning of a lesson The beginning of a lesson During the lesson During the lesson At the end of a lesson At the end of a lesson STIRRER- used to wake up students STIRRER- used to wake up students SETTLER- used to calm down the students SETTLER- used to calm down the students

WARMERS A warmer should not take you more than 5 minutes A warmer should not take you more than 5 minutes It does not have to be connected to the topic of your lesson It does not have to be connected to the topic of your lesson The purpose of it is to have fun and enjoy it rather than to teach The purpose of it is to have fun and enjoy it rather than to teach

WARMERS TYPES OF WARMERS: TYPES OF WARMERS: Songs, chants, tongue twisters, action verbs Songs, chants, tongue twisters, action verbs Rhymes, quick memory/vocabulary games, charades, pictionaries, mingling activities Rhymes, quick memory/vocabulary games, charades, pictionaries, mingling activities

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