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Pick t hink
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and t i ngs in
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of thre egory!
the cat
Countries that have Things you
hosted the 5 might
2 Winter drink in cold
Olympics weather

Animals that Countries that


1 in
hibernate 4 winter
experience
winter from May to
August

Festivals or holidays
3 Animals that
6 migrate
that take place in
winter for winter
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Click o try to
and
Snowy Scenarios
picture for 60
speak bout
sa
second ight do
ou m
what y ituation
s
in t hi s

Start the game!


Imagine that you are stuck indoors for seven days
because of the heavy snow. While you are stuck
indoors, what do you do?

Click the
picture to
reveal your
scenario

Try to speak
for 60
seconds!

Next
Back to main slide
You wake up on day in December and
the weather is hot and sunny!

Click the
picture to
reveal your
scenario

Try to speak
for 60
seconds!

Next
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Your dad asks you to clear all the
snow in your street!

Click the
picture to
reveal your
scenario

Try to speak
for 60
seconds!

Next
Back to main slide
You go to school, but the school has
been overrun with moose!

Click the
picture to
reveal your
scenario

Try to speak
for 60
seconds!

Next
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It snowed too much and you’re
stuck in the house for 5 days!

Click the
picture to
reveal your
scenario

Try to speak
for 60
seconds!

Next
Back to main slide
Winter Shopping List

t r uct i ons
Ins

One student starts a sentence with ‘I need


to buy...’ and says an object, e.g. ‘tomato
soup’. The next student must remember
that object and add their own, e.g. ‘I need
to buy tomato soup and mittens’ Continue
for as long as you can. For extra points,
see if you can do it in alphabetical order.
Conversation Questions
c k on the
Cli to
images e
th
reveal s
n
questio

What is your List at least five


favourite Winter ways to stay
Olympics warm 4during
2 sport winter.
and why?

What is the most


beautiful thing about What’s the best
1
winter? way to stay warm
3
in winter?
Would You Rather…?
l i c k on the
C to
images e
th
reveal s
n
questio
Skiing or See wild polar
2
snowboard? 5 wild
bears or
penguins?

Hot chocolate or Sleep in an igloo


1
soup? or see the4northern
lights?
Experience polar
Snowball fight or night or midnight
3 a
making 6
sun?
snowman?
3x3
Teacher
Instructions
Use the grid in this slide (or you can make your own) with characters,
actions and places. Put students into teams and you write a sentence
using one phrase from each column. Students have one minute to write
a sentence and then go around the class, with teams taking turns to
guess your answer. Keep going until one team guesses your sentence
correctly.

is drinking hot
A polar bear on the iceberg
chocolate
is knitting
A snowman while skating
a scarf
A yeti is throwing snowballs in the igloo
Winter Tongue Twisters
i c e r e ading
Prac t
gue
the ton o can
i st e rs . Wh 1 Frozen flakes froze my face.
tw em the
rea d t h
st ? Cl ick to
faste
begin. 2 Shiny snow shows snowflakes.

3 Igor’s icy igloo has icicles inside.

4 Chilly chipper children cheerfully chant.

5 How many deer would a reindeer reign


if a reindeer could reign deer?

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