(TESOL Worksheets--Icebreakers)
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[An icebreaker to use on the first day of class. I've got several different versions of this, depending on the level. For a slightly higher class, a version that includes a couple questions in which the object is to look for negative answers. For younger learners, I find it less confusing to just give them the question form, and change the game to "Find someone who can say yes." I also will sometimes have them make up their own questions as an expansion activity. One version is on Google Docs here.]
Basic Version: drive, docs, pub
More advanced version: drive, docs, pub
Easy Version: drive, docs, pub
[An icebreaker to use on the first day of class. I've got several different versions of this, depending on the level. For a slightly higher class, a version that includes a couple questions in which the object is to look for negative answers. For younger learners, I find it less confusing to just give them the question form, and change the game to "Find someone who can say yes." I also will sometimes have them make up their own questions as an expansion activity. One version is on Google Docs here.]
Find Someone Who Game
Walk around the classroom and talk to your new
classmates. Try and find someone’s name
for each number. Think about how you
will change each number into a question.
Example: Find someone who likes cats.
Question: Do you like cats?
Find someone who…
11.
Likes cats____________
22.
Has a pet _____________
33.
Likes pizza_____________
44.
Can swim______________
55.
Was born in January_________
66.
Is good at math_________
77.
Has more than one watch___________
88.
Drank coffee at breakfast today_________
99.
Is an only child__________
110. Likes
to draw_________
111. Has
more than one brother__________
112. Loves
to read_________
113. Has
a birthday in January____________
114. Likes
chocolate_________
115. Plays
a sport___________
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