Racing to English |
Describe and draw 2 |
TEACHERS NOTES
CONTENTS
Two sets of six different drawings
Blank sheet for drawing
Worksheet with oral and written exercises
Language learning objectives: |
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Language function |
The language of position |
Sentence structure |
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Vocabulary |
Prepositions on the left, on the right, in the middle, in front of, behind, away from, towards |
PREPARATION
This is an activity for two people or two teams. Each person/team needs to have one of the sets of drawings and one sheet to draw on.
HOW TO PLAY
Take it in turn to describe one of the drawings on your sheet (making sure that your opponent/s can't see your sheet).
The other person/team has to draw what you describe.
When you have finished, show them the original drawing and compare the results.
Now make up your own pictures and play again!
NOTE
There is also a pairs activity that uses this language and similar pictures (see Preposition picture pairs).
Describe one picture to your partner for them to draw. Then they should describe one to you.
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Blank sheet for drawing
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Racing to English Worksheet |
Describe and draw |
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Ask your friend some questions:
Is |
the ladder the house the tree |
on the left? on the right? in the middle? |
Yes it is. No it isn't. |
Now write nine questions and answer them.
Ask your friend some more questions:
Is number |
1 2 3 4 5 |
running sitting |
in front of away from towards behind |
the tree? the house? the ladder? |
Yes he is. No he isn't. |
Now write 15 questions and answer them.
Now draw your own picture and write a substitution table like the one above.
Racing to English
© Gordon Ward 2010. Photocopiable only for use in the purchasing institution. Step 16: Describe and draw 2
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