Table of Contents

Introduction General principles Practical guidelines 1 Simpler, shorter activities 1.1 What's in my bag? 1.2 Guess the picture 1.3 Chants 1.4 Interrupt me! 1.5 Say things about a picture 1.6 Don't say yes or no 1.7 Talk for a minute 1.8 Doodles 1.9 Picture dictation 1.10 What am I doing? 1.11 Find things that … 1.12 Find things in common 1.13 Dialogues 1.14 Pass it round 1.15 Connecting 1.16 Guess the list 1.17 True or false? 1.18 What's my job? 2 Activities of medium length and complexity 2.1 Find someone else 2.2 Make up a story 2.3 Use the chunk 2.4 Brainstorm associations 2.5 Uses of an object 2.6 Name them! 2.7 Odd one out 2.8 Picture differences 2.9 Compare pictures 2.10 What can you tell about them? 2.11 Interpret pictures 2.12 Interpret dialogues 2.13 Interviews 2.14 Classify 2.15 Characteristics 2.16 Rating 2.17 What would happen if… 2.18 Reader's theatre 3 Longer and more challenging activities 3.1 Explain the situation 3.2 Evidence 3.3 Alibi 3.4 Call a friend 3.5 Zoo plan 3.6 Dinner party 3.7 Survival 3.8 The most important qualities 3.9 Choosing candidates (1) 3.10 Choosing candidates (2) 3.11 Answering emails 3.12 Advice column 3.13 Presentations 3.14 Pecha Kucha 3.15 Debates 3.16 Balloon Debates 3.17 Surveys 3.18 Planning a project 3.19 Publicity campaigns Further recommended reading Index

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