How to teach greetings in a fun way?
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How to play greetings game?
Jackson O'Kon
2025-07-08 21:28:09
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Learn to review the lessons related to greetings by playing these fun games online. You will find drag and drop games to review sentence structures. Practice using greetings expressions 'How are you?' and responses in this Sentence Monkey game. Practice using greetings expressions like 'Nice to meet you' and responses in this Sentence Monkey game. Also review self-introduction phrases 'I'm Bob.' Have fun learning English!
Margarett Hessel
2025-07-01 06:07:04
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All players start milling about the room. You then ask them to greet each other, perhaps just by shaking hands. Players just shake hands, move on, and greet the next player they meet. Then ask the players to greet each other in a more specific way. Possibilities are: greet each other like you greet a long lost friend greet someone you don`t really trust greet an ex-lover greet someone you really hate someone you have a secret crush on someone you had a one-night stand with someone that sold you a crappy used car someone with bad breath greet someone like you are a cowboy, a soldier, a nanny, a Russian farmer.
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Eunice Sawayn
2025-06-28 12:03:41
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This warm-up game is an excellent activity for working with a new class of students. It offers an immediate way for students to experiment with movement and character as a whole group, rather than being ‘put on the spot.’ Basic instructions and 28 prompts are included. Sample prompts: Greet each other as if you are from outer space Greet each other as if you are rock stars Greet each other as if you are old enemies. On Drama Notebook, the prompts are provided for you, leaving you free to focus on paying attention to the progress of individuals or the group. Typically, there is a short description of how to play a game, but important details, such as the actual suggestions or prompts are missing, leaving the instructor to either make his/her own list, or to brainstorm in the moment.
Vita Adams
2025-06-18 02:13:58
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Choose one child to play first and blindfold him.
The other children form a circle around him.
Turn the blindfolded player around 3 times.
Then silently point to one of the children in the ring.
They must go up to the blindfolded player, shake his hand, and say "Greetings, O Great One" in a disguised voice.
If the blindfolded player guesses their identity, they take his place.
If not, turn the blindfolded player around 3 times again and point to another child to have a go at shaking hands and disguising their voice.
Try "Greetings O Princess" or "Greetings O Prince" if more appropriate for the age of your children and the theme of the party.
Younger children may enjoy wearing a crown or other dressing up accessory such as a cloak when they are in the middle of the circle.
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Tania Kuhlman
2025-06-14 04:34:30
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Ask the students to walk around greeting each other. At first allow them to do this however they feel comfortable. Then, ask the players to greet each other in a specific way. Encourage them to continue walking around the room, greeting different people each time. Here are some options: – Greet someone you don’t really trust. – Greet someone like they are a long lost friend. – Greet someone who has really bad breathe. – Greet someone like you have a crush on them. – Greet each other with a random, made-up language. The person receiving the greeting should respond in the same fashion. For older groups, you can continue this exercise by leading into an improvised two-person scene. Ask two students to take the stage, and assign them each one of the suggestions above. Have them begin with a greeting, then have them continue the scene until you say stop.
Leonor West
2025-06-02 12:53:22
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LEARN HOW TO SAY HELLO DURING THE DAY
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