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LP Puzzles
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Ask Participants to please stand up and make a circle. They will pass a ball among each other while
the music is playing.
Once the music stops, the participant with the ball in his/her hands will introduce him/herself to rest
of the class by saying:
Ask Participants to please stand up and make a circle. They will pass a ball among each other while
the music is playing.
Once the music stops, the participant with the ball in his/her hands will introduce him/herself to rest
of the class by saying:
Ask Participants to please stand up and make a circle. They will pass a ball among each other while
the music is playing.
Once the music stops, the participant with the ball in his/her hands will introduce him/herself to rest
of the class by saying:
Ask Participants to please stand up and make a circle. They will pass a ball among each other while
the music is playing.
Once the music stops, the participant with the ball in his/her hands will introduce him/herself to rest
of the class by saying:
Ask Participants to please stand up and make a circle. They will pass a ball among each other while
Introducing themselves by giving simple
Ask Participants to please stand up and make a circle. They will pass a ball among each other while
Once the music stops, the participant with the ball in his/her hands will introduce him/herself to rest
Once the music stops, the participant with the ball in his/her hands will introduce him/herself to rest
personal information.
Asking for personal information.
Spelling their names.
Facilitator will write on the board: “How do you spell ____?” Students will listen and repeat after the teacher
-or video if possible- the pronunciation of the alphabet.
Introducing Myself (15 minutes)
Facilitator will write on the board: “How do you spell ____?” Students will listen and repeat after the teacher
-or video if possible- the pronunciation of the alphabet.
Introducing Myself (15 minutes)
Facilitator will write on the board: “How do you spell ____?” Students will listen and repeat after the teacher
-or video if possible- the pronunciation of the alphabet.
Introducing Myself (15 minutes)
Participants will spell their names and their classmates’ names in pairs.
Introducing Myself (15 minutes)
The facilitator will ask students “How do you spell your last name?”
Participants will spell their names and their classmates’ names in pairs.
I am a Famous Person! (20 minutes)
Give each participant one card with a famous person name and tell them they have to find two celebrities and then
introduce themselves.
The facilitator will ask students “How do you spell your last name?”
Participants will spell their names and their classmates’ names in pairs.
The facilitator will ask students “How do you spell your last name?”
Participants will spell their names and their classmates’ names in pairs.
The facilitator will ask students “How do you spell your last name?”
Participants will spell their names and their classmates’ names in pairs.
The facilitator will ask students “How do you spell your last name?”
Participants will spell their names and their classmates’ names in pairs.
I am a Famous Person! (20 minutes)
Give each participant one card with a famous person name and tell them they have to find two celebrities and then
introduce themselves.
The facilitator will ask students “How do you spell your last name?”
Participants will spell their names and their classmates’ names in pairs.
Introducing Myself (15 minutes)
In pairs, students will write a similar dialogue from the one they practiced in class using their own name and
last name. They will have to use the verb BE in their dialogues.
● Speaking: Can produce short phrases about themselves, giving basic personal information (e.g.
first name, last name)
Can spell his/her name.
● Listening: Can understand simple words and very short sentences concerning himself/ herself.
● Reading: Can use the alphabet to find names on a list.
● Writing: Can give basic personal information in writing (e.g. name, address, nationality),
perhaps with the use of a dictionary.
● Speaking: Can produce short phrases about themselves, giving basic personal information (e.g.
first name, last name)
Can spell his/her name.
● Listening: Can understand simple words and very short sentences concerning himself/ herself.
● Reading: Can use the alphabet to find names on a list.
● Writing: Can give basic personal information in writing (e.g. name, address, nationality),
perhaps with the use of a dictionary.
● Speaking: Can produce short phrases about themselves, giving basic personal information (e.g.
first name, last name)
Can spell his/her name.
● Listening: Can understand simple words and very short sentences concerning himself/ herself.
● Reading: Can use the alphabet to find names on a list.
● Writing: Can give basic personal information in writing (e.g. name, address, nationality),
perhaps with the use of a dictionary.
● Speaking: Can produce short phrases about themselves, giving basic personal information (e.g.
first name, last name)
Can spell his/her name.
● Listening: Can understand simple words and very short sentences concerning himself/ herself.
● Reading: Can use the alphabet to find names on a list.
● Writing: Can give basic personal information in writing (e.g. name, address, nationality),
perhaps with the use of a dictionary.
Role-play: Creating a 3 line dialogue to introduce him-herself and present it to the class.
Role-play: Creating a 3 line dialogue to introduce him-herself and present it to the class.
Role-play: Creating a 3 line dialogue to introduce him-herself and present it to the class.
Role-play: Creating a 3 line dialogue to introduce him-herself and present it to the class.
Role-play: Creating a 3 line dialogue to introduce him-herself and present it to the class.
Role-play: Creating a 3 line dialogue to introduce him-herself and present it to the class.