The Christmas Stocking Game by Lindsay Clandfield

The Christmas Stocking Game by Lindsay Clandfield

The Christmas stocking game by Lindsay Clandfield Teachers notes The Stocking Squares – Two options If you are playing with a very small class (and maybe have only two games going at the same time), here’s a nice activity you can do using the stocking and a series of small, everyday objects (pen, calculator, mobile phone, cassette, piece of clothing etc.). Every time somebody lands on a stocking square, they must try to guess what is in the stocking (so you have to slip the object in the stocking without students seeing you!). Tell them to use language of speculation and sensations when they do this e.g. It might be… It could be… It must be… It feels (adj)… It feels like a (noun)… Prepare a series of revision questions on little pieces of paper (taken from your course). Every time someone lands on a stocking square, they Warmer must answer a revision question correctly. Another variant on this would be to have the students Draw a picture of a Christmas stocking on the make their own revision questions and put them all board. Ask students “What is this?” Explain the in the stocking. difference between a sock and a stocking. Tell the Another possibility that is compatible with the students about the English Christmas tradition of two above is to have a little Christmas treat for stockings (traditionally stockings are hung above each time someone answers a stocking question the fireplace, and Father Christmas leaves gifts correctly. This involves the teacher buying a bag of inside them; if you get left a piece of coal it means sweets for the class though! you were bad this year). Ask students if they have any similar kind of tradition where they come from. Play the Game Tell the students that in this class they are going to talk about different aspects of the Christmas season. Divide the class into groups of three or four and give each group a board and a coin. Give them a copy of the instructions (above) and let them start’ to ‘Choose one of the game options and explain the rules to your students. Monitor and help where necessary. • © Macmillan Publishers Ltd 2014 The Christmas stocking game PHOTOCOPIABLEFROM WEBSITE • CAN BE DOWNLOADED The Christmas stocking game by Lindsay Clandfield Boardgame The Christmas stockinggame © MacmillanPublishers Ltd2014 Do you think that In your opinion, Christmas is too what’s the best commercial these START thing about the days? Do people holiday season? waste a lot of money? In your opinion, what’s the worst thing about the holiday season When was the first If you could Who do you spend What was the last time you spent an spend New Year’s During your holidays, Christmas with? “perfect” gift you important holiday with anyone and what will you do to What are some gave someone? The away from home? anywhere, what pass the time? of your family last one you received? What happened? would you do? Christmas traditions? Make three words with the letter: C H R I S T M A S What is your What three events Make three words favourite holiday from the past year with the letter: song? What is are most memorable FINISH your favourite for you? M I S T L E T O E holiday movie?• PHOTOCOPIABLEFROM WEBSITE • CAN BE DOWNLOADED.

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