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- Give students a roleplay card telling them what their personality is, and ask them to act that way until their partner guesses what adjective they were given. Situations in which they can do so include shopping, blind dates, job interviews and press/TV interviews.
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Nov 7, 2016 · Ten entertaining ways to practise personality adjectives with activities for all ages and levels. In this post, you’ll find listening,writing, speaking activities and games to help students master this vocabulary.
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- Your belief, your identity. The purpose behind the “Your Belief, Your Identity” game is that it will facilitate the children to think about their beliefs, attitudes, values, likes, and dislikes.
- What’s your soul animal, and why? Identifying what a person relates to helps identify who we are. By asking the children about their soul animals, children will focus on their characteristics and what describes them best.
- Describe yourself in two words. With limited words and time, children will dig deeper and find the right traits that define them. Defining oneself in mere two words requires a thorough analysis of one’s character which is necessary for understanding one’s identity.
- Who would you be if you could be someone else for 24 hours? Why? The game is designed to focus on one’s interests and desires and identify the true self.
Fun ESL describing character and personality activities, games and worksheets to help your students master adjectives for describing traits and characteristics.
Stimulating activities to teach and practise the difficult but fascinating topic of words that describe people’s character
- Describing People Activity 1: Who Am I?
- Describing People Activity 2: Draw A Monster
- Describing People Activity 3: Guess Who
- Describing People Activity 4: Drawing Dictation
- Describing People Activity 5: Walking Dictation
- Describing People – Related Resources
This first game to teach descriptions in English requires little to no prep. In this game, each student should write a short description about themselves, without including their name. For example, a student might write “I am tall. I have black hair and brown eyes. I wear glasses.”, etc. Once students have written a short description describing the...
This next activity is a fun game to teach descriptions to kids. To play this game, give each student a piece of paper and a pencil. Then, show the above video. The students must read the sentences which are describing the appearance of a monster. After reading about the monster’s physical appearance, pause the video and ask the students to try to d...
This next game is inspired the classic board game ‘guess who’. In this classroom version of the game, the teacher would invite one student up to the front of the class and ask them to turn around / close their eyes. Then the teacher will point at one student in the class to be ‘it’. After choosing one student, the student at the front can open his/...
This descriptions game is great for describing appearance and for introducing description words to kids and beginner English language students. In this activity, the teacher will be drawing a person on the board based on the students’ descriptions. To start, review parts of the body and face with students. Next, the teacher should ask the students ...
This last activity to for describing appearance is based on the esl game, ‘walking dictation’. But rather than dictating what to write, the students will be describing the appearance of what the teacher showed them. To play, divide the class into teams and provide each team with a piece of paper and a pencil. Next, invite one student from each team...
Here are some related resources for teaching descriptions / lessons about describing appearance that are currently available. 1. Describing Appearance PowerPoint 2. Describing Appearance Game For Kids 3. Adjectives To Describe People
May 15, 2015 · Speaking game with personality adjectives. This is a game for upper-intermediate and advanced students. It was designed as a speaking game and serves as a revision tool for two lexical sets: professions and personality adjectives.
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Who doesn't love a fun maze game? Dive into our ESL Personality Adjectives Maze and help your students learn vocabulary in an engaging way! Now, students will have the opportunity to practise spelling and learn new personality adjectives while navigating through this interactive maze game.
