45 ridiculous questions with WOULD YOU RATHER on April fool's day.

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Animal action cards will diversify your classes, become a great workout or warming up activity and brighten up the 5 minutes remaining until the end of the lesson.

How to use:
- divide the cards into 2 piles and ask one person to take one from both piles and then the children all together try to show the action on the card (chew like a cow/run like a penguin etc). It'll be fun!
- play Charades. The leader takes the card from both piles secretly and shows the animal performing a certain action. The rest are trying to guess this "unknown animal". Who guessed right first, becomes the next to show.
- play Pictionary with teens. The leader takes one card from both piles so that the others couldn't see, and tries to draw, other students have to guess. Who guessed first, draws next.
- the leader takes one cards from both piles and makes up a sentence with can/can't. This activity develops logic. Let the children decide what certain animal can or can't do.

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Check the knowledge of Irregular Verbs.
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Cool speaking cards for practicing the days of the week and daily activities. Students make sentences by paying attention to the preposition ON. You can only drill one tense or several, using marker words (this, last, next).

For stronger students, you can complicate the task and suggest continuing the situation by explaining why? For example, I usually eat pancakes and drink milk on Friday, because my granny visits us every Friday.
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