Intermediate - EFL Classroom 2.0
Intermediate - EFL Classroom 2.0
Intermediate - EFL Classroom 2.0
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#25 The Thank you Game (<strong>Intermediate</strong>)<br />
This works well at the end<br />
of a session/course. A very<br />
simple activity.<br />
1. Divide the board into<br />
two columns. In<br />
one,brainstorm the ways of<br />
saying "thank you" in<br />
English. There are many of<br />
them!<br />
In the other brainstorm the<br />
ways of replying to "thank<br />
you". There are many of<br />
them!<br />
2. Practice by saying thank you to students. Example - "thank you for always<br />
coming on time, Juan" The students must use a reply that is on the board.<br />
3. Using the Thank you handout, students go around the classroom thanking<br />
their classmates. Each time, they check off one item and they can only sit back<br />
down after they've run off the whole list. .........<br />
A great, personal fun way to teach about saying "Thank you". Adapted from an<br />
idea of Jill Hadfield and her Communication Games.<br />
You might end this with a song - "Thank you" by Dido comes to mind as well<br />
as "Thank you for being a friend" (I forget the artist!)<br />
Resources: Thank You Game | Thank You listening lyric sheet