Introduction. The primary focus of English teaching is on organizing pupils' cognitive activity, with attention, thinking, and imagination serving as the three key cognitive processes.
Getting pupils' attention is the major challenge in teaching English. Making the lecture entertaining and practical is the teacher's responsibility. The availability of various teaching techniques and educational work formats is crucial to finding a solution to this issue. [4]
As visual-imaginative thinking predominates in fifth-graders and they process all material not only orally but also symbolically, visual learning is one of the most effective ways to increase student attention in English courses. As a result, English language instructors actively employ visibility as an extra strategy for helping students remember and retain knowledge as well as for improving their ability to pay attention and use their imaginations as well as their visual and emotional memories. The child's active cognitive activity causes the visual picture to develop. The child's unique talents, knowledge, level of imagination, and the clarity of the first pictures of perception all have a role in how clearly the child's representations are made.
