Paul Lamond Games Don't Say It

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As well as this, children will learn how to work in team situations to get to the solution. Children can learn about the importance of facial expressions and other non-verbal actions when communicating.

Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Northern Ireland and the Scottish Highlands) may take longer to reach you. This PowerPoint is a fantastic oral language resource. Children will use language to provide their friends with clues to describe an object without saying a few keywords. This activity is great for developing thinking skills and extending children's vocabulary.

Object of the Game

If the player mentions any of the forbidden words, a member of the opposing team presses the buzzer-BOING! The card is removed from the holder and the points noted on the card will later be subtracted from the team's score. Decide whether you will play Easy, Medium or Difficult levels. The difficulty levels are determined by how many words you are NOT allowed to say as you try to get your team to guess the main word. This slideshow does not have to be used as a game all in one go, but rather a couple of slides here an there as you feel your students need a brain break or you have a spare few minutes between activities.

If the player is able to get his/her team to guess the main word and there's still time left, they pull out the guessed card and start playing using the new main word and forbidden words on the second card. Game play continues in this way until the buzzer sounds.

Each slide includes a household item for your class to explain, as well as a small list of words they cannot say. You can have one student try and describe the item to the class, or have the whole class try and describe the object to one or a few people together. This resource is a great activity to do in groups, big or small. But for those reading this for the first time, here is the best advice I can pass on from my many years of experience planning and executing large and small events. Read on…