Your idea is amazing. I just wonder whether it is appropriate for students at intermediate level? If no, how can you suggest other ideas, please. Thanks so much
Hello! Thank you for the comment. Can I ask you a question? I wonder why you would like to play this game with intermediate students? It is elementary level grammar.
Thanks a lot, Jenny, this happens to be the topic that I'm currently teaching (elementary level, pre teens), but sadly the number of students are only 2-4. Any idea how to make the game still suitable? Also, have you got any videos about scavenger hunt? Please share if you have one. Thank you.
Hi, Andre! 😊 Thank you for your support! 4 students is enough, if you join the game, there will be 5. If there are only 2-3 students, then every student can play the game for 2 players, with 6 cards in every hand 😉 as for scavenger hunt, I can only share this link with you m.wikihow.com/Create-a-Scavenger-Hunt
Thank you for you comment 🙏There is a TPR song for teaching the opposites (adjectives). You can find it here th-cam.com/video/K5qkbjFnIgQ/w-d-xo.html As for teaching articles, there are a few techniques I use. I will try to share them on the channel soon.
The rules are the same. Give every student 6 cards and put the rest on the table, in the center. If a student starts with a certain verb but the other players have no other forms, he or she should keep this card until there is a match. Gradually, as the other students play, they will have to take other cards from the pack in the center and among these cards there will be the ones to match every card the player has.
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Oh, really? 😍😍😍😍 Thanks a lot! 🙏🙏🙏 You've made my day! 😊 Check out my e-books with games for all levels! 😉 jw555.gumroad.com/
You are awesome, I use your ideas almost every day in my classes. Thanks a million❤
Oh, really? 😍😍😍 Thanks a lot for letting me know about it! 🙏🏻 It is so encouraging!
I'm from Turkey and i use your fun activities in my drama lessons. Thank youuu!!
I am sooo happy to hear that! 😍 Thank you for this comment! 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so much! I will use this activity during this week with some college students
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Your idea is amazing. I just wonder whether it is appropriate for students at intermediate level? If no, how can you suggest other ideas, please. Thanks so much
Hello! Thank you for the comment. Can I ask you a question? I wonder why you would like to play this game with intermediate students? It is elementary level grammar.
You are genius , Jenny 👍
I feel embarrased! 😊 but thank you😘
You are brilliant!
Thank you!
Thanks a lot, Jenny, this happens to be the topic that I'm currently teaching (elementary level, pre teens), but sadly the number of students are only 2-4. Any idea how to make the game still suitable?
Also, have you got any videos about scavenger hunt? Please share if you have one.
Thank you.
Hi, Andre! 😊 Thank you for your support! 4 students is enough, if you join the game, there will be 5. If there are only 2-3 students, then every student can play the game for 2 players, with 6 cards in every hand 😉 as for scavenger hunt, I can only share this link with you
m.wikihow.com/Create-a-Scavenger-Hunt
@@JennyWhite555 why didn't I think of that earlier.. okay, I'll give it a try then. Thanks a bunch, also for the scavenger hunt reference! ☺️💕
aaah, I should've known this channel earlier. Thank u Jenny!
Thank you, Abid, for your kind words of support! 🙏
Grazie Mille di Questo bellissimo gioco e per tutti gli altri video precedenti, mi è piaciuto tantissimo e lo farò con I miei studenti ❤
Thanks, dear Friend!
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😍 And I love your games!)) Thanks a lot. 🍫🍫🍫👍👍👍
I wish there were a "translator ": how to play this wonderful game online? 🤔
Thank you, Tatyana! It's sort of complicated to think of a way to play it online... 😕 If an idea dawns upon me, I will let you know! 😉
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please how do you share the cards to the students?
Every student gets 6 cards at the beginning of the game.
Mam can share any game to teach articles and adjectives
Thank you for you comment 🙏There is a TPR song for teaching the opposites (adjectives). You can find it here th-cam.com/video/K5qkbjFnIgQ/w-d-xo.html
As for teaching articles, there are a few techniques I use. I will try to share them on the channel soon.
How can we play the game with 5 students please confirm me fast tomorrow itself
I'm from India 🇮🇳 I love India 🇮🇳
The rules are the same. Give every student 6 cards and put the rest on the table, in the center. If a student starts with a certain verb but the other players have no other forms, he or she should keep this card until there is a match. Gradually, as the other students play, they will have to take other cards from the pack in the center and among these cards there will be the ones to match every card the player has.
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