Is there are there Xmas drawing coin game
A LESSON PLAN FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHERS
Yes/ no questions with there is/ there are practice through a fun drawing game, with a countable/ uncountable and short answers grammar presentation, and lots of useful Xmas vocabulary.
Lesson Plan Content:
Is there are there Xmas drawing coin game
Take turns asking Yes/ No questions about what you should draw in a Xmas scene with questions like those below. Your partner will flip a coin to see if you should draw that thing or not, with the sides of the coin meaning:
- heads = Yes there is./ Yes, there are.
- tails = No, there isn’t./ No, there aren’t.
When your teacher stops the game, ask about anything you don’t understand, couldn’t draw, etc.
Put one word into each gap, with the same word in the two gaps on the same line:
Is __________________ an angel?/ Yes, ____________ is./ No, _____________ isn’t./ _______________ is an angel.
________________ there a Xmas cake?/ Yes, there _________./ There ________________ a Xmas cake.
_______________ there any Xmas cards?/ Yes, there __________./ There _____________ some Xmas cards.
_______________ there any candy?/ Yes, there ___________./ There ________________ some candy.
Is there _______________ Xmas tree?/ There is ______________ Xmas tree.
Are there ________________ decorations?/ There aren’t ____________ decorations.
Is there _________________ music?/ There isn’t ____________________ music.
Check as a class, then answer these questions:
- What kind of words go with “Are there any …?”/ “There are some…”
- What kind of words go with “Is there any…?”/ “There is some…”
Look at another group’s picture and try to describe it. You get one point for each true sentence, including true negative sentences.
Close your eyes and answer yes/ no questions about your own picture.
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Is there Are there |
a an any |
angel/ fairy bow/ ribbon cake/ Christmas cake candy/ candy cane card/ Christmas card champagne/ wine chicken/ turkey chimney chocolate cranberry sauce cream/ ice cream custard decoration elf fire/ fireplace fish gingerbread glass gravy hat/ party hat holly/ holly leaf knife/ carving knife light/ fairy light log/ Christmas log music/ Xmas song/ Xmas carol nut/ snack orange/ mandarin/ tangerine pie/ mince pie pine cone plate potato/ roast potato/ mashed potato present/ gift reindeer robin/ bird Santa sauce/ cranberry sauce sausage scarf/ winter scarf sleigh/ sledge snow/ snowflake/ snowman/ snowball star stocking/ sock toy/ toy car/ toy plane tree/ pine tree/ Christmas tree vegetable/ carrot/ Brussels sprout/ pea wreath |
(-s) (-es) (-ies) |
in the bacon? in the bottle? in the bowl? in the garden? in the glass? in the hand(s)? in the living room? in the mouth? in the oven? in the sack? in the stocking?
next to the fire? next to the turkey?
on the card? on the door? on the heads? on the pie? on the plate? on the pudding? on the roof on the snowman? on the table? on the tree? on the turkey? on the wall?
under the tree?
on the…?
in the…?
under the…?
next to the…? |
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