Reading comprehension puzzles. A cool activity for consolidating various topics (such as appearance, clothes) and some grammar structures (He/She has got ... and He/She is wearing...).

• Divide the description cards into three piles, put them face down and shuffle the body parts. Children take turns drawing one card from each deck, read the information and collect the characters.

• Students work in pairs. Give the children cards with characters. First, one student describes the picture from top to bottom, without showing it to the partner, whose task is to listen carefully and look for the details corresponding to the description. When the picture is ready, they compare the card with the puzzle. After that, the students switch the roles.

• A relatively small number of details allows you to make a bunch of different options and work out the key vocabulary and grammar!

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⭐ You may also be interested in:

► Clothes & Accessories flashcards

► Appearance Domino

► Have got/Has got 6in1

► To Be 7 in 1
► Describing animal prompts

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