What’s your favourite: Xmas games
A LESSON PLAN FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHERS
Favourites question formation games, including guessing questions and guessing answers, with useful Xmas vocabulary.
Lesson Plan Content:
What’s your favourite: Xmas games
Instructions for teachers
Xmas favourites answers on the board
Students ask questions to get the answers below. This is more personalised if you add your own real favourite decorations, etc, but can also be done with students just asking questions that would get those kinds of answers. To make the game more challenging and fun, draw a target on the board with numbers 1 to 17 for students to hit with a sticky ball, paper aeroplane, etc to be able to ask a question to try to get that answer below.
Xmas favourites guessing game
The teacher chooses one of the topics/ questions below and asks about themselves, e.g. “What is my favourite (Xmas) present?” and see if students can guess the true answer. This can be done with the list of possible answers to help, with no help, or only getting the help if they can’t guess without it. Students can then play the same game in groups.
Suggested questions
- What’s your favourite (winter/ Christmas) weather?
- What’s your favourite (winter) sport?
- What’s your favourite season?
- What’s your favourite (winter/ Christmas) vegetable?
- What’s your favourite (winter/ Christmas) dessert?
- What’s your favourite (winter/ Christmas) colour?
- What’s your favourite (winter/ Christmas) animal?
- What’s your favourite (winter/ Christmas) song?
- What’s your favourite (winter) month?
- What’s your favourite (Christmas) meat?
- What’s your favourite (Christmas) sauce?
- What’s your favourite (winter/ Christmas) plant/ tree/ flower?
- What are your favourite (winter) clothes?
- What’s your favourite (winter/ Christmas) fruit?
- What’s your favourite number?/ What’s your favourite date?
- What’s your favourite (Christmas) present?
- What’s your favourite (Christmas) decoration?
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Suggested answers
- snow
- skiing/ ice skating
- winter
- roast potatoes/ Brussels sprouts
- mince pies/ Xmas pudding/ Xmas cake
- red and white/ red and green
- reindeer/ robin/ penguin/ polar bear
- Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer/ Jingle Bells/ Santa Claus is Coming to Town
- December
- turkey/ pigs in blankets
- gravy/ cranberry sauce/ bread sauce
- poinsettia/ pine tree/ fir/ holly/ mistletoe
- scarf/ gloves/ coat/ (Xmas) sweater
- raisins/ dates/ figs
- 12/ 25
- books/ money/ video games
- wreath/ baubles/ tinsel/ bells/ pine cones
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