Personality and appearance with adverbs dice game
A LESSON PLAN FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHERS
Using adverbs of degree to describe what people are like guessing, with useful adjectives for describing people and an optional warmer.
Lesson Plan Content:
Personality and appearance with adverbs dice gameWarmer
Roll a dice then ask a question related to that person, e.g. a question about your partner’s mother if you roll a 2 or if you a roll 4.
- question about your partner
- question about someone else
- question about your partner
- question about someone else
- FREE CHOICE
- FREE CHOICE
Adjectives and adverbs guessing dice game
Roll a dice to decide what adverb in the middle column below you should use. Think of someone whose appearance or character matches that adverb + an adjective, say that sentence, and see if your partner can guess who that person is. For example, say “His hair is really long”, and see if your partner can guess that it’s your brother. If your partner guesses the wrong person, give more hints (with or without the language below). They can only guess once per hint.
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He is
She is
His hair is
Her hair is
His eyes are
Her eyes are |
1. so/ really really/ very very 2. very/ really 3. quite/ fairly 4. a bit/ a little/ not very 5. not/ not at all 6. FREE CHOICE |
tall short fat thin/ slim long short curly straight dark blonde blue brown/ dark brown careful careless disorganised friendly impatient impolite kind organised patient polite unfriendly unkind |
When your teacher stops you, ask about any words are not sure how to use, how to pronounce, etc. Then find words above which: go with “hair”, go with “eyes”, are character words/ personality words, are opposites, are negative, and are positive.
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