The slogan of primary school students in class

The slogans of primary school students are as follows:

1, one, two, three, sit still, three, two, one, please be quiet.

2. We are all robots. First, don't move. Second, don't laugh. Third, don't show your front teeth.

Please do it with me, and I will do it with you. Hold out your left hand, move your little finger, hold out your right hand, move your little finger. Put your left hand on your right shoulder and your right hand on your left shoulder. Pat the little shoulder. Laugh! Let's see who has the most beautiful smile.

4. Clap your hands, clap your hands, shoot up, shoot down, shoot left, shoot right, stretch your left hand, stretch your right hand, twist your waist and sit still!

Whoever is quiet, I will be quiet, and whoever is obedient, I will be obedient, with my eyes looking ahead and my mouth closed.

Six, one, two, three, stretch out, four, five, six, swing your arms, seven, eight, nine, rub your face, I'll count to dozens, calm down.

Slogans are very infectious, and positive slogans help to motivate students and stimulate their enthusiasm for learning. In classroom teaching, some students often avoid participating in classroom activities because of timidity. For example, they are afraid to raise their hands to answer questions. Faced with such students, as teachers, we can give timely encouragement with short and powerful slogans.

In class, I often ask students to boldly shout slogans such as "I show my confidence", "Give me a seed and give you a big tree" and "I'm afraid I can't do it, but I'm afraid I can't think of it". If I can't do it, I'll try and know. "

Over time, students gradually get rid of timidity, dare to participate in classroom activities bravely, raise their hands actively and speak enthusiastically.