Schedule of activities screensharing
3-4pm Questions - Ask and answer questions.
4-5pm Read the news. Let's tell our stories! What happened in your week?
5-7pm Tell us your story in 5 minutes. What's your occupation? What are you doing here?
7-8pm KARAOKE TIME
8-9PM FREE PRACTICE
ALTERNATIVES: Playing on live platforms
Ideas to play Quizizz and test your knowledge
Any field of study from anyone participant like sciences, physics. Or English grammar like vocabulary for A2, B1, B2, C1, phrasal verbs, present perfect tense, common idioms, English and Spanish cognates, false friends, words that go together, pattern verbs, conditionals, third conditionals, embedded questions, etc. Check the CEFR in English Grammar
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Resources for pronunciation, vocabulary and review
EXTRA RESOURCES
Phone, PC, limited players 4-6 New room and leader in the main room required
Humming Game and some inspiration
Improvisation lines > Go! (or choose characters, the situation, problem)
Example of opening Lines
Excuse me, ma’am. I need to return this shirt for a refund.
Miss, I am afraid I did not order a hot dog for dinner.
So, Jordan, please explain why Paul’s homework was in your backpack.
Officer, please, no! Don’t give me a speeding ticket
Oh! It is such an honor to meet you! Could I get your autograph for my daughter?
Sir, your suitcase will not fit in the overhead bin.
Ladies and Gentlemen, please welcome today’s guest—Pat Perkins—an expert on how to get your parents upset!
Look, my muscles are killing me! Can’t we take a break from this workout?
Just rip the paper off! I can’t wait for you to see this totally unique gift!
Excuse me, ma’am. Is that dinosaur skeleton real or is it just a model?
Well, this is what we’ve been training for—the Olympics! Are you ready to earn that gold medal?
I think these shoes make my feet look far too big. Please get me a different pair.
Ugh! All the other parents let their kids see PG-13 movies! You’ve just got to let me go!
All you have to do is step-kick-step-kick-step-kick. Now try it with me.
The history of this city is very interesting, can you see that building?.
It’s just a little tattoo on my arm! Dad has one! I don’t see why you are so upset!
Mr. Higgins, please tell our viewers how you plan to spend your lottery winnings!
Oh, I am so sorry, but pumpkin spice latte season ended yesterday! What other drink can I get you?
Did you honestly think that a trail of breadcrumbs would help us find our way out of the forest and back to our house?
Stop right there. You are not leaving this house dressed like that!
This is my first time, I'm so sorry.
Your teacher tells me that your classroom behavior is inappropriate. What is your side of the story?
I am so sorry, but your credit card has been declined. I’ll need another form of payment.
Ew! I thought you said you could cook!
Source: https://www.thoughtco.com/improv-opening-lines-2712854
Or, you could also create the situation, actors, and characters, and say "Action!"
Film review
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Collaborative document for Games
This collaborative document is initially for crazy stories. What else could we do with it? Give us some suggestions in the document
Random word - Guess the word or pictionary
Para Jugar en Español
Lineas de improvisación teatral de ejemplo: Acción!
Friends
· ¿Por qué estás parado sobre mi computador?
Brothers or sisters
· ¿Desde hace cuánto has estado usando mi cepillo?
Roommates
· Yo sé que siempre te ha gustado la manera en la que visto, pero ¿por qué estás usando mi ropa?
Neighbors
· ¿Por qué tienes puesto un traje de buceo en Bogotá?
Couple:
· Amor, ¿Por qué tienes una mancha de labial en tu camisa?
Neighbors
· Disculpe vecino ¿Por qué está durmiendo en la casa de mi perro?
Boss and employee
· ¿Por qué le está echándo agua a los documentos de mi oficina?
Father and son
· El televisor está apagado pero ¿Por qué has estás mirando fijamente al televisor por 10 minutos?
Puedes también elegir la escena, los actores, personajes, y gritar ACCIÓN!
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