Where is ...there is a dog
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| Activity | |
|---|---|
| The students move a dog/dogs on a picture and tell their partner where it is (they are) | |
| Target level | JHS 1, 2 |
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Description
The students work in pairs. They have the picture below and a small laminated picture with a dog on one side and 2 dogs on the other.
_the_dog(s).png)
_the_dog(s)_(without_position).png)
Variation 1
- The first student moves the dog/dogs somewhere and ask "Where is/are the dog(s)?".
- The second student answers the question.
- Then, the second student moves the dog(s).
- When the students are using the different position, they flip the picture and use the version without hints.
Variation 2
- The first student moves the dog/dogs somewhere.
- The second student says "There is a dog ..." or "There are dogs ..." .
- Then, the second student moves the dog(s).
- When the students are using the different position, they flip the picture and use the version without hints.
Preparation
Print the two pictures: Media:Where is(are) the dog(s).png and Media:Where is(are) the dog(s) (without position).png.
Put the 2 pictures back to back and laminate them.
Print these dogs (chose the option 9 per page, and glue one page with the 1 dog pictures to a page with the 2 dogs pictures).
Cut them out and then laminate them.
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