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SUBMITTED BY: Patrick Bickford     BORROWED FROM / INSPIRED BY: Niigata's Lost Horizon (1989)     EDITED BY: まだ

Student Examples

GRAMMAR: Present Continuous Verb     EXAMPLE: Kenji is going to Tokyo.     DATE ADDED: 10-28-09

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 15-30 min.
 
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Brief Outline: Students answer questions about what other students are doing.

 

Materials Needed:

  • StudentExamples cards: You'll need to adjust the size of the images for your own needs.

 

Detailed Explanation:

  1. Ask for six outgoing student volunteers and bring them to the front of the classroom. Give each one of them a picture card and tell them to act out their picture.
  2. Then, ask the class questions about what the six students are doing: What is Student A doing? Is Student B playing a PSP?
  3. Finally, have the students who are sitting write in their notebooks about what the students holding the cards are doing.
  4. Rotate cards and students so that everyone has a chance to write in their notebooks.

 

Variations:

  • You might attach easy but fake name tags to their chests to make things more interesting: baka, poochi, yasui, etc.

 

Comments:

  • (Oct 14, 2011) englipatrick (mod) said: Okay, I've revamped the explanation a little bit AND I've made the worksheet so everyone should be able to access it now.
  • (Oct 14, 2011) Anonymous II said: I've been able to download most of the other worksheets. The link used here is also blocked on my school's labtop.
  • (Feb 21, 2011) Anonymous said: I don`t get the explanation, so I gave 1 star.
    Do you mean it`s like celebrity heads?
  • (Feb 4, 2011) Anonymous said: Sorry I take that back it was only blocked on my school laptop :(
  • (Feb 4, 2011) Anonymous said: The link above seems to be blocked?