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  • Turdiyev Soglombek Rahmat Ogli
    3rd Stage Student Of TDPU Named Nizomi, Uzbekistan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37547/ajps/Volume03Issue07-13

Keywords:

Textbook information education

Abstract

This article provides insights into the use of educational games and how to conduct them in learning the subject of "Agenda" in mother tongue and reading literacy classes for elementary school students. Methods that can be used in the course of the lesson are given as examples. Examples from textbooks are given.


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ABSTRACT

This article provides insights into the use of educational games and how to conduct them in learning the subject of

"Agenda" in mother tongue and reading literacy classes for elementary school students. Methods that can be used in

the course of the lesson are given as examples. Examples from textbooks are given.

KEYWORDS

Textbook, information, education, training, innovation, science, training, pedagogue, topic statement, content,

analysis.

INTRODUCTION

The mother tongue and reading literacy classes of

primary classes have a special place in the educational

system according to their essence, goals and tasks.

After all, the foundations of literacy and moral-

educational education are based on it. That is why the

education of other subjects cannot be imagined

without mother tongue and literacy education. Today,

the most effective and modern methods of teaching

are widely used in the educational process. By applying

such methods and using modern technologies, the

knowledge potential of students is increasing.

A daily routine is a clear plan of activities from the time

you wake up until the evening. From childhood, they

try to accustom us to a certain work schedule. Our daily

Research Article

THE USE OF EDUCATIONAL GAMES IN THE STUDY OF THE TOPIC
"AGENDA" IN THE CLASSES OF MOTHER TONGUE AND READING
LITERACY

Submission Date:

July 17, 2023,

Accepted Date:

July 22, 2023,

Published Date:

July 27, 2023

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lives are shaped by traditions that we either invent or

borrow from others. Sometimes they help, sometimes

they hinder. For example, the habit of brushing your

teeth is definitely beneficial.

Each student is busy with many different productive

activities in his daily routine: he goes to school, helps

his parents with household chores, does various

physical exercises with his friends, plays active games.

, prepares a lesson, etc. For this, the student should

plan all the main daily tasks, decide when to do each of

these tasks, and get used to completing them on time.

This is the agenda.

Exercise is very important in maintaining a daily

routine. Because, even after the smallest movement, a

lot of important nerve signals (impulses) reach the

brain. The brain responds to them and directs its

special commands to breathing, blood circulation and

other organs. As a result, breathing and blood

circulation are accelerated, all organs receive more

oxygen and the activity improves. A person feels

refreshed, strong, healthy, and his ability to work

increases.

Failure to strictly follow the daily routine has a very

negative effect on the growing div. Pupils' ability to

work decreases, their learning of subjects worsens,

and over time, negative changes appear in their health.

Regular repetition of certain items of the agenda

ensures that the life activity of the organism falls into a

certain rhythm. The child learns to wake up at a certain

time, feels that he is hungry at certain hours, full of

energy, and tired at a certain time. The formation of

the student's daily schedule in accordance with the

physical and mental capabilities of the organism is the

most urgent problem of our time.

Under the daily regimen is understood the reasonable

alternation of various activities and types of recreation,

which have great health and educational value. A

properly organized daily routine helps to establish the

physiological balance of the div with the

environment in which education and upbringing are

carried out, because it is based on comprehensive

consideration of the characteristics of the child's

growth, development and living conditions. Since all

processes in the div are rhythmic, the regularity of

individual elements of the regime and their exchange

contributes to the normal functioning and clear

interaction of all organs and systems.

The regime is the basis of a child's normal life, it

ensures high performance throughout the school day,

week, year, protects the nervous system from

overwork, increases the general resistance of the

div, and creates favorable conditions for physical and

mental development.

For first-graders, it is especially important to follow the

schedule. On the one hand, their nervous system is not

yet mature and the exhaustion threshold of nerve cells


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is much lower, on the other hand, the need to adapt to

new life conditions, physical and mental stress of the

child. breaking old stereotypes of the div, behavior

and activity associated with systematic training and

creating new ones puts increasing demands on all

physiological systems.

Regularity of alternation of work and rest helps to

optimize div functions, better adaptation to school

conditions with minimal physiological costs, and

disruption of the daily routine leads to serious

deviations in the child's health, primarily neurosis.

If a child has irritability, restlessness, loss of appetite,

sleep disorders, delay in physical development, this is

often due to non-compliance with the daily routine.

Rationalization of the regime is one of the most

effective measures to prevent diseases and improve

children's health.

An important issue in the organization of the daily

routine is the organization of free time. It is important

not to leave the child unattended, but to give him the

opportunity to do what he likes in his free time from

school.

Entering school significantly changes a child's life, but

it should not deprive him of variety, joy and play. A first

grader should have enough time for play activities. The

educational activities that have entered the school and

are included in the new school for him, the child does

not stop playing. Under the influence of teaching, new

knowledge about the surrounding world, under the

influence of further physical strengthening of the

div, many new and interesting moments are

introduced into the schoolboy's game. The game still

has a great influence on the development of positive

personal qualities in a child.

A primary school student spends 4-5 hours a day on

school activities. Classes usually start at 8 in the

morning and last until 12-13. The schedule during the

lesson is drawn up by the school administration and the

head of the class.

What is required of the parents and the child himself is

to arrive on time for the start of school.

Preparing homework at home for elementary school

students takes 1-3 hours (depending on the grade).

During this time, the child is able to solve examples and

problems in mathematics, perform written exercises in

languages, learn oral topics.

You don't have to start homework right after you get

home from school. After lunch, the child can have a

little rest, play or go to extracurricular activities.

Extracurricular activity of the child

Visiting sports sections, extracurricular clubs or

development centers is useful for the child's

development and personality formation. Thus, the

child not only develops, but also learns to

communicate in a team, adapts to new conditions.


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Additional sports training develops endurance,

strength, dexterity in the child, helps to strengthen

muscles and skeleton.

Activities in creative and artistic circles have a

beneficial effect on the aesthetic development of the

child, the development of useful skills and abilities.

Education and development circles and centers

contribute to the comprehensive development of the

child.

For elementary school students, you can participate in

2-3 circles or sections, each of which has 2 lessons a

week (ie 2-3 sections, 2 lessons a week - 4-6 lessons a

week lesson) will be held. ).

In the 1st grade mother tongue and reading literacy

textbook, 7 hours are allocated for the "Agenda"

section. The purpose of this topic is to develop

students' understanding of time in general, to

appreciate and allocate time, to develop the ability to

plan the day, to correct words, phrases, and sentences

related to time and parts of the day. understanding and

correct application is to achieve.

After the organizational part of the 1st lesson, the

student says that the topic of today's lesson is

"Agenda", and the existing ideas related to this topic


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are clarified with the help of questions and answers.

You can ask the following questions:

1. What do you do every day?

2. When do you have breakfast?

3. What part of the day (or what time) do you rest?

Through this, the child's thinking is used. After the

students answer, their attention is drawn to the

pictures given in the textbook.

Several pictures are given in the assignment. The

pictures show the parts of the day and the order of

work performed in it. Pupils make oral sentences based

on the picture and find the times of the given clock.

The games organized in the mother tongue and

reading literacy classes encourage students to think in

all aspects. They are also very useful for the

educational process. It serves to increase the quality

and content of education, to form basic and subject-

related competencies. Educational games are an

important and effective tool in the development of a

child's personality. The child seeks to know the world

through the game, speech, thinking, moral qualities,

worldview are formed and developed in the game

activity. they use games as the most effective means of

forming the child's cognitive abilities. Of course, it

should be recognized that the use of didactic games as

an educational tool has always created a need for

research, research, and practice. Teaching and

educating

preschool

children

has

its

own

characteristics. This feature is expressed by the new

organization of education according to their

physiological and psychological symptoms, its

construction on the basis of play, the harmony and

mutual regularity of education and play. Play is an

integral part of a child's life. is a part of The child gets

knowledge and information through the game. They

get acquainted with the surrounding environment,

natural phenomena, landscapes, objects, birds and

animals, and the world of plants. A person becomes

aware of his activities, work and life. During the game,

the child not only gets acquainted with the phenomena

of the external environment, but also expresses his

attitude towards these events. He learns to distinguish

between good and bad, good and bad, pleasant or

unpleasant. In the child's activity, his work - reading

and learning - is so combined with the game that

sometimes it is difficult to notice the difference

between them. Didactic games help to develop the

speech of preschool children, the environment, nature

helps to get acquainted with, as well as the name of

things, where it is used, it also makes it easier to get

acquainted. That is why didactic games are organized

on different topics and contents. Through didactic

games, children form specific and generalized

concepts about things. Such games include "Store",

"Friends met", "Let's dress up the doll", "What grows

where?", about vegetables, fruits, trees, "What to

whom?" Do you need it?", "Why is this necessary?",


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"Garage", "Whole and pieces" are examples. The use

of didactic games as a means of education in the

educational process is a constant problem, practical

application done

We can use the following educational-didactic game in

the part of the lesson asking about the topic. The

teacher is in the lesson at the beginning of the lesson

He remembers the content of the text "One day of

honor". Ask the students to read the content of the

text "Who has the sequel?" asked through the game.

That is, after the students are stopped by the teacher's

recommendation during the questioning of the text, in

order to continue the turn, the remaining student

needs both ingenuity, memory strength, and

concentration. Pupils' interest in the lesson increases.

The student who makes it clear, succinct and concise

will get points. We can use this educational game by

asking many more texts.

Save Your Friend Game:

The teacher shows a picture and conducts a question-

and-answer session based on this picture: We will

divide the students into three groups. We invite one of

each group's closest friends to the class board. Telling

them that they fell into the forest in a dream, if they

answer my questions, they take a step closer to their

house with each correct answer in turn. For example,

let's make the questions from the poem "The value of

time" in the 1st grade mother tongue and reading

literacy textbook:

-

What does grandfather say to his grandson?

-

What does he say he will break?

-

Who is the author of the poem?

-

What was the name of the boy in the poem?

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How did the boy spend his time?

The first member of the group to go home will be the

winner. It is appropriate to use this game mainly in the

reinforcement phase of the lesson and in Repetition

and reinforcement lessons. Students develop feelings

of kindness and mutual friendship. Education is also

educational. Interest in the lesson increases. The ability

to follow concepts such as unity as a team and strength

in unity will increase.

The game "Yes or no" teaches students to distinguish

right from wrong, to think quickly, to be responsive, to

analyze and synthesize, to say the right idea in time.

The main goal is for students to learn to use the most

necessary idea in their place. Learns to think clearly. It

is good to use it in the reinforcement parts of the

mother tongue and reading literacy lessons, to use it in

generalization lessons or to use it to reinforce a new

topic.

Educational game "Fishing".

A picture of the sea is drawn on one side of the

board, and an aquarium picture is drawn on the other


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side. There will be fish in the sea. Pupils catch one of

the fish in the sea and answer the questions on the

back of it.

If the answer is correct, it will be released into the

aquarium, if it is incorrect, it will be released into the

sea.

It is decided which elements should be reflected in it in

order to make the daily schedule correctly and divide

the child's time wisely.

First, this is the time to study at school and prepare

homework at home. Then there is time for

extracurricular activities, taking into account the path

for children who attend extracurricular activities.

Children without a daily schedule often do not have

time to prepare homework for school, participate in

developmental activities, or even go for a walk. At the

moment, the student who is organized in this regard is

successfully studying, having active rest, and doing

extracurricular activities.

Daily work, when translated into English, sounds like

"time

management",

which

means

"time

management". And if in order to successfully manage

adult time, we first have to study dozens of books,

attend several seminars and trainings of famous

businessmen and coaches, it will be easier to make an

agenda with a child. By following the simple but

effective suggestions above, you can create a daily

schedule that works for your students.

A child can and should be taught the ability to manage

his time from childhood. Efficiency, responsibility and,

most importantly, the ability to manage time - the main

services will be provided to the adult child in the future

by setting time.

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