We have barely started what we had to do and… the year is over again! Am I getting too old or this thing is going too fast? Maybe both.
December is the 12th and last month of the year in the Julian and Gregorian Calendars and one of seven months with the length of 31 days.
Did you know that December starts on the same day of the week as September every year and ends on the same day as April every year? It is the month with the shortest daylight hours of the year in the Northern Hemisphere and the longest daylight hours of the year in the Southern Hemisphere.
The fact in Brazil is, we still have some working days ahead of us. For those who don’t know what to do on the very last days, I suggest some games. Take a look.
Note: the stars indicate the difficulty level
* = basic ** = intermediate *** = advanced ☺= any
(Entoação e divertimento)
• escreva as palavras e contextos abaixo em papéis;
• arrume os alunos em grupos e dê um papel a cada grupo;
• os alunos devem dizer as palavras de acordo com os contextos propostos.
• os grupos trocam os papéis até que todos digam as palavras
• to a friend you haven’t seen for three years
• to a person that you don’t like
• to a six month old baby
• to someone you have just found doing something they shouldn’t .
• to a person you love and who is going to travel.
• to someone who has been annoying you
• to a child starting his very first day at school
• to someone you haven’t seen for twenty years
• to someone who has recently lost a member of the family
• to someone who didn’t sleep in their own bed last night
• to someone who claims to have fixed your television only that now it’s worse
• to someone who is scolding you for not doing anything when you suspect
• to someone who has just done something very bad and which has serious
(Diga-me de quem você gosta)
• cada aluno prepara 4 tiras de papel (10 x 14 cm);
• cada aluno escreve um nome de alguém famoso / importante em cada tira;
• recolha e embaralhe as tiras;
• um aluno de cada vez vai à frente, pega 4 tiras de papel, fixa-as no quadro e
Ex.: I like him / her ou I don’t like him / her.
Nota: Dependendo do nível dos alunos eles podem declarar por quê.
»»alunos em grupo / classe
• No quadro, escreva / voluntários escrevem o passado de todos os verbos irregulares
estudados (ver Sugestão);
• os alunos desenham uma grade de 5 x 10 em seus cadernos;
• um de cada vez, os alunos dizem qualquer letra do alfabeto;
• todos escrevem tal letra na grade, tentando montar formas no passado;
• o jogo prossegue até que todos os quadrados estejam completos;
• o aluno com o maior número de formas no passado é o vencedor.
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cost-cost cut-cut hit-hit hurt-hurt put-put shut-shut buy-bought think-thought bring-brought fight-fought
take-took break-broke writewrote sell-sold see-saw drive-drove eat-ate drink-drank have-had go-went do-did get-got etc
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Elisabeth Prescher é graduada em Letras pela Universidade Mackenzie e pós graduada em Educação Infantil pela FMU. Possui certificados de Proficiency in English pelas universidades de Michigan e Cambridge. É professora, pesquisadora, autora de readers, livros de apoio didático, gramáticas e livros didáticos de inglês para o Ensino Fundamental I, II e Ensino Mèdio. Passatempo favorito: escrever.
