Hi there,
With millions of people around the globe in the grip of the corona virus, I hope that you are save and doing well during these difficult times.
Recently lots of teachers are forced to move their classes online and, as a result, sometimes have difficulties finding activities that can be used in an online setting.
I put a short video together to show you 'Relay', an easy game/activity which I often use with my own students during regular classes. 'Relay' however, is also very suitable to use in an 'online' setting.
'Relay' can be played with just two people, but also with large groups. And as always, the Target Language can be as simple or as difficult as needed.
If you are looking for more ideas/games to use with your students, be sure to check out the Thinking World Game Page.
In the mean time, stay safe and see you next time!
With millions of people around the globe in the grip of the corona virus, I hope that you are save and doing well during these difficult times.
Recently lots of teachers are forced to move their classes online and, as a result, sometimes have difficulties finding activities that can be used in an online setting.
I put a short video together to show you 'Relay', an easy game/activity which I often use with my own students during regular classes. 'Relay' however, is also very suitable to use in an 'online' setting.
'Relay' can be played with just two people, but also with large groups. And as always, the Target Language can be as simple or as difficult as needed.
Well, that's it for now. I hope that this was helpful for you.
If you have any questions or comments, feel free to use the comment space below....
If you are looking for more ideas/games to use with your students, be sure to check out the Thinking World Game Page.
In the mean time, stay safe and see you next time!
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