Can, can’t and prepositions dice game
A LESSON PLAN FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHERS
Prepositions of position and abilities dice game.
Lesson Plan Content:
Can can’t and prepositions dice game
Roll a dice three times and then answer the question that those numbers make in the table below. You will get one point for saying “No, I can’t” or three points for saying “Yes, I can” and then doing it. However, you will get no points for saying “Yes, I can” and then not doing it. You can use the walls and other parts of your body apart from your hands to hold the thing in place, but it must stay in place for 10 seconds, and if it touches the floor or you use your hands in that time then you don’t get any points.
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Number on dice |
1st roll |
2nd roll |
3rd roll |
4th roll |
5th roll |
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1 |
Can you |
keep a |
toy car |
on
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your head? |
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2 |
block |
in
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a poster? |
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3 |
magnetic letter S |
under
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your knee? |
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4 |
plastic apple |
next to
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your sock? |
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5 |
plastic jug |
in front of |
your trousers? |
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6 |
plastic cabbage |
behind
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your shoulder? |
Make your own dice grid below, without looking at the example one if you can.
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Number on dice |
1st roll |
2nd roll |
3rd roll |
4th roll |
5th roll |
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1
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Can you |
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2 |
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3 |
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4 |
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5
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6 |
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Play the same game with your table and/ or tables made by other people.
Set each other similar challenges without dice and tables to help.
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