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    The document describes a memory game called "Did you...?" to teach and practice activity vocabulary. Players are dealt cards with activity words and take turns asking each other if they did certain activities in the past. If a player has the card, they keep it, and if not, they draw from the deck. The goal is to collect the most activity card pairs by the end of the game. Instructions are provided for setting up and playing the game, along with a list of activity words to use as cards.

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    The document describes a memory game called "Did you...?" to teach and practice activity vocabulary. Players are dealt cards with activity words and take turns asking each other if they did certain activities in the past. If a player has the card, they keep it, and if not, they draw from the deck. The goal is to collect the most activity card pairs by the end of the game. Instructions are provided for setting up and playing the game, along with a list of activity words to use as cards.

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    Did You... Did You... Did You..

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    Eric Smith
    The document describes a memory game called "Did you...?" to teach and practice activity vocabulary. Players are dealt cards with activity words and take turns asking each other if they did certain activities in the past. If a player has the card, they keep it, and if not, they draw from the deck. The goal is to collect the most activity card pairs by the end of the game. Instructions are provided for setting up and playing the game, along with a list of activity words to use as cards.

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    Did you...

    Did you...

    Did you...

    Yes, I did

    Yes, I did

    Yes, I did
    Yesterday?

    last week?

    Did you...

    Did you...

    Yesterday?

    Did you...

    Yes, I did

    Yes, I did

    Yes, I did
    last week?

    yesterday?

    last week?

    Did you...

    Did you...

    Did you...

    Yes, I did

    Yes, I did

    Yes, I did
    yesterday?

    last week?

    Did you...

    Did you...

    Did you...

    yesterday?
    Yes, I did

    Yes, I did

    Yes, I did
    last week?

    yesterday?

    last week?

    Did you...

    Did you...

    Did you...

    Yes, I did

    Yes, I did

    Yes, I did
    yesterday?

    last week?

    yesterday?

    First teach the activity vocabulary to your students:


    Go to school
    Take pictures
    Do yoga
    Play basketball
    Relax

    Eat cake
    Skateboard
    Surf
    Dance
    Talk on the phone

    Yawn
    Have a water fight
    Stand on your head
    Ride a bike
    Drink coffee

    Did you? Game


    1. Print 2 or 4 copies of the cards to make a full deck.
    2. Deal out an odd number of cards to each player (5 or
    7)
    3. Instruct students to put any of their pairs together on
    the desk in front of them.
    4. Each pair is 1 point.
    5. The first student chooses another student to ask, Did
    you ___________ yesterday/last week?
    6. That student must answer,
    or No, I didnt
    7. If they have the card they say,
    Yes, I did and give the card to the first student.
    8. If they dont, they must say,
    No, I didnt and the first student picks up a card from
    the deck.
    9. Play moves to the next student.
    10.The person with the most pairs in front of them when
    there are no cards left in the deck is the winner.

    Pictures: http://www.silvitablanco.com.ar/imagen/sticks/sticks.htm

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