On small
cards write a brief description of some objects for students to guess.
Objects may
be confined to a specific subject category, such as animals, food, or
clothing. You can also use a specific
area, such as a classroom, bedroom, or schoolyard.
There should
be four sentences in the description, beginning with the less obvious details
and moving toward those that make it easier for the others to guess.
Read one
description at a time.
Students may
call out their answers as quickly as they think they know what the object is.
A student
receives four points if he guesses correctly after hearing the first sentence,
three points after hearing the second sentence, two after the third and only
one after the fourth sentence.
At the end of
the game the student with the most points is the winner.
Example: Here's a set of cards you can use to practice vocabulary related to farm animals. Follow this link to download for free: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0ByOoC3qmzW-PbWV5aFVLeEpydTQ
Variation:
This game can be used to practice
any subject you’re teaching: history,
geography, science, etc. Instead of
describing objects, you can describe characters, countries, events, etc.
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