GUESS THE GAME

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Boardgames
Bowling
 At the bowling center
Mi-rae: Is this your first time bowling? Don't worry. I can tell you how the game works.
Liana: OK. What do we do?
Mi-rae:_________________ of the game is to knock down the white things with the ball.
They’re called pins. You roll the ball down the lane to hit them.
Liana: That sounds easy. What are the rules of the game?
Mi-rae:_________________, choose a ball. Pick one that isn't too heavy for you.
Liana: OK. I think I'm going to use this ball. I really like the color. What do I do __________?
Mi-rae:______________, you hold the ball with your fingers in the holes.
______________, you stand in front of the lane. Do you understand so far?
Liana: Yes. I get it so far. _______________ what do I do? Do I roll it with both hands?
Mi-rae: No, the ___________ is to roll it with one hand.
__________________, try to roll it down the middle of the lane.
Liana: OK. Wow! I knocked down all the pins!
Mi-rae: Great! That's called a strike. You're going to be good at bowling!
 At the bowling center
Mi-rae: Is this your first time bowling? Don't worry. I can tell you how the game works.
Liana: OK. What do we do?
Mi-rae:___THE OBJECT____ of the game is to knock down the white things with the ball.
They’re called pins. You roll the ball down the lane to hit them.
Liana: That sounds easy. What are the rules of the game?
Mi-rae:____FIRST_____, choose a ball. Pick one that isn't too heavy for you.
Liana: OK. I think I'm going to use this ball. I really like the color. What do I do __NEXT__?
Mi-rae:____NEXT___, you hold the ball with your fingers in the holes.
__AFTER THAT_, you stand in front of the lane. Do you understand so far?
Liana: Yes. I get it so far. ____THEN____ what do I do? Do I roll it with both hands?
Mi-rae: No, the ___IDEA___ is to roll it with one hand.
____FINALLY___, try to roll it down the middle of the lane.
Liana: OK. Wow! I knocked down all the pins!
Mi-rae: Great! That's called a strike. You're going to be good at bowling!
 HIDE AND SEEK

— Then, the other players hide while the seeker counts.

— Finally, players try to return to the base. A player who is tagged, or touched,
by the seeker loses.
— Second, the seeker stands at the base, closes his or her eyes, and counts to
20.
_1_ First, choose one player in the group to seek, or look for, the other players.
__ Next, the seeker tries to find the hidden players.
 HIDE AND SEEK

• First, choose one player in the group to seek, or look for, the other players.
• Second, the seeker stands at the base, closes his or her eyes, and counts to
20.
• Then, the other players hide while the seeker counts.
• Next, the seeker tries to find the hidden players.
• Finally, players try to return to the base. A player who is tagged, or
touched, by the seeker loses.
Pair Work
 At the bowling center
Mi-rae: Is this your first time bowling? Don't worry. I can tell you how the game works.
Liana: OK. What do we do?
Mi-rae: The object of the game is to knock down the white things with the ball.
They’re called pins. You roll the ball down the lane to hit them.
Liana: That sounds easy. What are the rules of the game?
Mi-rae: First choose a ball. Pick one that isn't too heavy for you.
Liana: OK. I think I'm going to use this ball. I really like the color. What do I do next ?
Mi-rae: Next, you hold the ball with your fingers in the holes.
After that, you stand in front of the lane. Do you understand so far?
Liana: Yes. I get it so far. Then what do I do? Do I roll it with both hands?
Mi-rae: No, the idea is to roll it with one hand.
Finally, try to roll it down the middle of the lane.
Liana: OK. Wow! I knocked down all the pins!
Mi-rae: Great! That's called a strike. You're going to be good at bowling!
 At the bowling center
Mi-rae: Is this your first time bowling? Don't worry. I can tell you how the game works.
Liana: OK. What do we do?
Mi-rae: The object of the game is to knock down the white things with the ball.
They’re called pins. You roll the ball down the lane to hit them.
Liana: That sounds easy. What are the rules of the game?
Mi-rae: First choose a ball. Pick one that isn't too heavy for you.
Liana: OK. I think I'm going to use this ball. I really like the color. What do I do next ?
Mi-rae: Next, you hold the ball with your fingers in the holes.
After that, you stand in front of the lane. Do you understand so far?
Liana: Yes. I get it so far. Then what do I do? Do I roll it with both hands?
Mi-rae: No, the idea is to roll it with one hand.
Finally, try to roll it down the middle of the lane.
Liana: OK. Wow! I knocked down all the pins!
Mi-rae: Great! That's called a strike. You're going to be good at bowling!
 How to
GIVE INSTRUCTIONS
The object of the game is to…..

First, ……

Second, ……

Next, …..

Then,….

Finally,
 HIDE AND SEEK

• First, choose one player in the group to seek, or look for, the other players.
• Second, the seeker stands at the base, closes his or her eyes, and counts to
20.
• Then, the other players hide while the seeker counts.
• Next, the seeker tries to find the hidden players.
• Finally, players try to return to the base. A player who is tagged, or
touched, by the seeker loses.
Capture the Flag
Work in team 2 mins
Write down the rules using :
First, Second, Next,……

Rules
Use simple and easy-to-understand
sentences

Acting
1 person describe and the other act
HOMEWORK
Role-play your conversation without seeing the
handout.

Record your video and send it to me before Sunday.

“This is a quote, words full of
wisdom that someone important
said and can make the reader get
inspired.”
—Someone Famous
 Current situation & problems
Current situation
Jupiter is a gas giant and the biggest planet in the Solar System. It's the fourth-
brightest object in the night sky. It was named after the Roman god of the skies
and lightning

Problems

01 02 03 04
Venus is the second Earth is the third Despite being red, Neptune is far away
planet from the Sun planet from the Sun Mars is a cold place from Earth
 Study objectives

Mercury Venus Mars

Mercury is the closest Venus is the second planet Mars is actually a very cold
planet to the Sun from the Sun place

Jupiter Saturn Neptune

Jupiter is the biggest planet It’s composed of hydrogen Neptune is the farthest
of them all and helium planet from the Sun
A picture is worth a thousand words
 Literature review
● AUTHOR. (YEAR). Title of the publication. Publisher
○ Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun and the smallest
one in the Solar System

● AUTHOR. (YEAR). Title of the publication. Publisher

○ Mars is full of iron oxide dust, which gives the planet its
reddish cast

● AUTHOR. (YEAR). Title of the publication. Publisher

○ Jupiter is a gas giant and the biggest planet in the entire
Solar System

● AUTHOR. (YEAR). Title of the publication. Publisher

○ Venus has a beautiful name and is the second planet
from the Sun
Awesome
words
 Theoretical framework
Influence of role playing
games Theoretical framework

Mercury is the closest planet to the

Sun and the smallest one in the Solar Relevant theories
System—it’s only a bit larger than
the Moon

Keywords
Theory 1 Theory 2
● Mercury
● Earth Venus has a beautiful Despite being red,
● Jupiter name Mars is very cold
A picture always
reinforce the concept

Images reveal large amounts of data, so remember:

use an image instead of a long text. Your audience
will appreciate it
 Schedule

Hours played

Game Description
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun

Game 1 Mercury is small 2 0 1 1 0 3 0

Game 2 Earth has life 5 4 5 0 0 0 6

Game 3 Jupiter is big 0 2 2 0 3 4 9

Origin of role-playing games

Mercury
It’s the closest planet to
the Sun

Saturn
Saturn is a gas giant and
has several rings

Neptune
Neptune is very far away
from the Sun
 150,000
Big numbers catch your audience’s attention
 Methodology
Type of data
Mercury is a small planet

Motivation
Neptune is an ice giant
Methodology
Data collection
Saturn has several rings

Specific sampling
Earth is the planet with life
Analysis & development
Phase 01
Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun
and the smallest of them all

Phase 02
Venus has a beautiful name and is the
second planet from the Sun

Phase 03
Despite being red, Mars is actually a
cold place. It’s full of iron oxide dust
 Analysis & development
Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun and the
smallest of them all
24% 92%
Mercury Venus
Mercury
Mercury is small Venus is very hot
Venus

Mars
12% 80%
Earth
Mars Earth
Mars is cold Earth has life
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 Analysis of the results

20% 50% 70%

Mercury Earth Venus
Mercury is the closest Earth is the third planet Venus is the second
planet to the Sun from the Sun planet from the Sun
 Discussion

Discussion 1 Discussion 2
Venus is the second planet Jupiter is the biggest planet
from the Sun in the Solar System

Discussion 3 Discussion 4
Despite being red, Mars is a Saturn is a gas giant and has
cold place several rings
 Conclusions

Mars Venus Neptune

Mercury is the closest Venus has a very Neptune is the fourth-
planet to the Sun and the beautiful name and is the largest planet by
smallest one in the Solar second planet from the diameter in the Solar
System Sun System
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