Marina Peradze LEPL Khashuri municipality named after D.Kakiashvili #2 public school-April Events

 "Day and night" this game will help students learning the clock. It can be played in class and at distance too. The teacher shows students cards in electronic clock format, for example, 23:00, students should lay their heads on desk, like they are sleeping, then the teacher says for example 13:00 o'clock, students won't lay down their heads on desk, they won't sleep. This game develops clock notice skills.

Students receive cards. Some red, some blue. A red card is a number of tens, a blue card is a unit. The teacher announces the number. Students who hold the corresponding digits of this number - tens and ones - will pair up, run to the board, and arrange this number visually. The rest of the children check to see if the numbers, tens, and units are correctly plotted and numbered and whether the numbers are spelled correctly. The teacher announces the next number, the children again find the pair and place their number. This continues until all children have participated.

This game can also be performed on other subjects, such as language and literature (cards can be synonyms, antonyms, word beginnings, and endings, similarly in a foreign language).