A more elaborate version of Tic Tac Toe, these 5 sheets offer practise of the 4 vocabulary sets. Students can play in pairs or teams, making sentences or asking questions to win circles.
4 boards, each combining two of the vocabulary sets for more challenge. Prompts are included to practise expressing preferences and expressing opinions.
Students ask and answer questions to express preferences, likes / dislikes and exchange opinions on the topic of music. Questions are grouped according to the structure included: PREFER, WOULD RATHER, BE (IS, ARE, WAS, WERE). Great for noticing and consolidating grammatical features and patterns, as well as, speaking, reading and listening practise.
Students have to mingle and ask each other questions to find people who can make the statements true. The statements are designed to generate questions related to likes/ dislikes, preferences, past events and ability.
In this Information-Gap Quiz students take turns asking each other the multiple choice questions and noting their partner’s answers. At the end they add up their partner’s points. The number of points corresponds to a key which tells them their music genre. A fun activity that provides integrated skills practise and also provides good examples of contextualised language use that could be a useful springboard into a language focus slot.
This Music Vocabulary Flapbook is a craft that incorporates several learning opportunities to practise the language in this pack. It can be completed over a series of sessions with a focus on distinct sections or all at once as a revision / consolidation lesson. At the end, the children have a useful record of learning that can be used as a reference tool in future activities or it could even be used as part of a speaking game.
This Music Spinner Game is a great way to practise speaking and interactive listening skills while reinforcing all key language functions and topic vocabulary. Students take turns spinning the wheel and following the instructions on the cards. There are 4 types of card: Ask a question, True or False, Express the Sentence & Challenge. See the preview for examples of the cards.
See the included activity suggestions for fun teaching and game ideas to play with these 60 cards divided into 4 sets: Musical instruments, Music Genres, Music Components & People, Adjectives of Description. Instruments come in both picture and text card form.
