Recipes Tagged ‘discussion’
Toilet Paper Game
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This activity is used as a "getting to know you", icebreaker on the first day of class.
1. Teacher takes the toilet paper roll and takes several squares of toilet paper, then hands the roll of toilet paper to a student. The teacher tells the student to take some, more than three.
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Finish it!
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21 Aug 2009
This discussion activity really ceaches students to listen to each other.
Start the activity by making statements for the class but "coughing / mumbling or saying "blablabla". Ex. I went to the &&)))*** last night. Students ask for clarification using the prompt on the board.
Low: Excuse me, what did you say?
High: Excuse me but who/what/where/when/ ..........?
The teacher then repeats the statement but finishing it…
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Book/Movie Discussion
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2 Aug 2009Really simple to do. Just play a clip of a movie and prepare some discussion questions on powerpoint. Questions can be simple comprehension or can be more indepth, it's up to you. You can put students in pairs, small groups of 3-4 or have a large class discussion. I recently did a book/movie unit with my summer camp class and it went well. Some suggestions would be "Holes" or any…
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TELL US ABOUT
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25 Jul 2009This small group discussion game is excellent because students talk about their own lives and the other students ask further questions and become really curious.
Use these cards. Model with the whole class by giving selected students cards and they will ask the teacher. Ex. Tell us about what you ate for dinner? The teacher replies and other students must ask 2 follow up questions. Ex. Did you enjoy…
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