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This pack contains different resources in black and white to talk about International Women's Day.
It contains:
- A visual dictionary with female workers
-A matching game with definitions
-Flash Cards
- A bingo
- A "Who am I?" game
- A word search
- A crossword with female pioneers
Colour and black and white visual dictionary containing 50 occupations.
Curso: 1.-4. ESO
50 black and white flash cards containing vocabulary related to occupations.These cards can be used to play different games like charades, bingo or speed competitions.
Curso: 1.-4. ESO
This resource contains 48 cards with black-and-white images of occupations, designed for playing a guessing game called “Who Am I?”. In this game, players must use yes/no questions to guess the job. Although the game works well with any group size, the larger the group, the more entertaining it becomes. Here are some examples of the questions the players may ask: - Do I work outdoors? / - No. - Do I work in a hospital? / - No. - Do I wear a hat? / - Yes. - Do I work in a kitchen? / - Yes. - Am I a chef? / - Yes. The winner of the game will be the player who is able to guess the most occupations. SETUP: Place the cards face down in the centre of the playing area. Each player takes a headband and adjusts it around their head. The teacher deals the cards and inserts one into the clip of the headband so that the other players can see it, but the wearer cannot. Another option is to stick the card to the forehead of each player. A timer is needed to make the game more challenging. On their turn, each student will ask questions to guess their occupation.
Curso: 1.-4. ESO
This resource is made up of two sets of 48 black and white cards with vocabulary related to professions. One set contains the words with pictures of the jobs (e.g “I am an actress.”) and the other contains some clues to identify each word (e.g. “I am a woman who plays a part in films, series or plays.”). The aim of the game is to match the words with the corresponding clues. It can be played in different ways. For example, the teacher can read the clues aloud and lay the flash cards with the images face up on the table. The students will have to listen carefully to the teacher’s clues and then choose the right card. Another option is to place all the cards face down and use them to play a memory game. In this case, the players can read the clues themselves. The winner will be the student who is able to get more pairs.
Curso: 1.-4. ESO
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