Indholdsfortegnelse: - Inerisaavik
Indholdsfortegnelse: - Inerisaavik
Indholdsfortegnelse: - Inerisaavik
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A<br />
B<br />
- All pupil get a name attached to their backs, or a picture of a person. They cannot se<br />
whom they become.<br />
- Everybody walks around in the class- greeting one another in a manner fit for the<br />
‘situation’. They may have a little talk without giving away who the person is!<br />
- When everyone has greeted each other they sit down in a circle and each pupil tells<br />
who they think they are.<br />
A gets the picture, B asks questions to guess who A is, fx:<br />
- Are you a woman?<br />
- How old are you?<br />
- Are you famous?<br />
- Do you have any children?<br />
- Have you ever…?<br />
- Do you…?<br />
- How do you look…?<br />
C<br />
A and B have been given label on their backs of famous people. They examine each<br />
other’s labels. Explain that the aim of the activity is to discover their new identity<br />
using only YES/NO questions, for example, “Am I a filmstar?”<br />
3 Using Mime<br />
(I like – I don’t like)<br />
- Point to yourself. Put your hands on your heart (like). Mime reading a book (reading)<br />
- Point to yourself. Frown/Shake your head = Don’t like. Mime smoking cigarette (smoking)<br />
- Maybe you mime a few more things and then you let the students mime their likes and<br />
dislikes in pairs.<br />
- They change partners.<br />
- You go round communicating to the pupils- “Ah, Maria, you lijke swimming, but you don’t<br />
like smoking”<br />
- The pupil end up making sentences…perhaps in the round.<br />
PI Side 32 Censorkursus dansk 2005