First, the "Apple Squat" game. Rules, call six students, the teacher specifies the fruit word that each student represents, and then specifies one student to say, "The apple squats down after the orange squats down." Then the student representing the orange immediately squats down, and the other student representing the fruit squats down, from slow to fast.

Second, fruit represents rights. The teacher divides the students into six groups according to the words and specifies which group represents which fruit. For example, Team A represents Apple. When the teacher pointed to the words on the blackboard or took out the fruit, everyone in Group A quickly stood up and read the words aloud twice. Other groups are similar. There are many games, some of which can be applied with a little modification!