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Welcome to

Games in the Chinese language

classroom

Chinese Teachers Connect sessionhttp://www.creativechinese.com/module-1-burgers-of-chinese-food/

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Skype presentations - Click the Conferences TAB

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•FUN!

•Participation increased

•Motivational•Lowers Affective filter

Why use Games?

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The affective filter

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Active Learning!

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Classroom ManagementRULES

1. Everyone participates.2. No loud voices.3. Show eye contact.4. Stay on task.5. Support each other.

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Have a signal for on-task behavior

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Games need...•Objectives and Communication Goals

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Good use of Language

•Games need to be focused on the use of the Chinese language

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What skills will be practiced?

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Easy to explain

Step 1. Goals

Step 2. Rules

Step 3. How points are won.

Step 4. How points are deducted.

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The first time you introduce a classroom Game...

•Create the learning environment!

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Classroom space?

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Game vs Activity•“We are going to do a Team Activity now.”

•vs.

•“We are going to play a game.”

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Individuals, Pairs, Groups?

•Decide how your students will participate.

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Games need..•Participants NOT spectators

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Teach Turn-taking

•Taking turns is a skill to be taught.

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How will you score?

The Game

Reporter

1. Records points for each team.

2. At the end of the game reports the scores.

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Teams黑色的龙

红色的龙

绿色的龙

金色的龙

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Games need..•Rules

1. I will raise my hand to speak.2. I will work with my team members.3. I will stay on task.4. I will show respect to others.

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黑色的龙 红色的龙 绿色的龙 金色的龙

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Games are good for..

•Reviewing new vocabulary

•Rehearsing sentence structures

•Revising Grammar

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Games are effective for...•High School

•Elementary

•Adults

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Provide scaffolding for

Games•Charts

•Print-outs

•Vocabulary sheets

ENGLISH only!

Drinks Greetings

Body LikesQuestion

s Dislikes

Animals HobbiesShopping TimeSports Feelings

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17 Games for the Chinese

classroom

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1. Fly Swat

我他你

再见

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2. 10 Questions

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是吃的东西吗? 是大的吗?

是红色的吗?我妈妈有吗?

小孩子喜欢吗? 是玩具吗?

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3. Touch and Go Game

1. Print out flashcards and then position them on the board.2. Have 2 teams of about 4 students.3. Each team moves along by saying the word/phrase and then when they reach the other team they do rock, paper scissors to see who keeps going. 4. If they lose, they go to the back of their line and the next team member starts.

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Touch and Go Game

http://www.creativechinese.com/2011/12/02/touch-and-go-game/

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4. Pass the chicken1. Students pass the chicken around the

class.2. I play the ‘chicken dance’ music.3. When the music stops I say a category:

FoodTransportCountriesColorsSchool

4. Whoever has the chicken must come up with as many Chinese words as possible using the team’s help. The team gets a point for each correct Chinese word.5. After 30 seconds the team will call out their words and receive points.6. Other teams who have more words may earn points as well.

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5. Jeopardy Games

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Game Templates•http://teach.fcps.net/trt10/PowerPoint.htm

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6. Quick Draw McGraw

Rules

1. Students are placed in Teams.2. One representative from each team is given a marker and stands at the front of the class.3. Each student turns their back to the whiteboard, while the teacher writes a sentence.4. Class and Teacher say: 一二三 Quick Draw McGraw.5. The 2 students turn and look at the sentence.6. Each student attempts to translate the sentence on the whiteboard and then returns the marker back to the front desk.7. The first student to return the marker AND whose translation is correct, earns points for their team.

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7. Fluffy ballRules

1. Teacher passes ball to students and ask questions:你叫什么名字? 你几岁?2. When students answer correctly, they receive points for their team.

Variation:When reviewing topics - food, pass the ball to one student and they will say a food in Chinese. The student then passes it to another student who also says a food in Chinese.Continue until someone says ‘pass’. (lose a point)

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8. Mini-Whiteboard Games

Vocab. Race

10 QuestionsOne student draws a picture of new vocabulary.The other student asks questions:是苹果吗?是香蕉吗?是小的吗?

Character Mix-upThe teacher calls out a topic. For example parts of the body.Students will have 1 minute to write as many Chinese words (parts of the body) as they can.

With a partnerOne student is given Chinese character cards.Without showing the partner, the student must describe how to write it.

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9. Trash ballRules

1. One representative from each team stands up.2. The teacher says a sentence in Chinese.3. The first student to translate the sentence gets to throw a paper ball into the trash can.4. New representatives stand.

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10. SoccerRules

1. Goal - the first team to get a soccer goal.2. Teams take turns in answering questions in Chinese.3. Correct question - move to next x.Incorrect question - move back an x.

This game can be played on a chalkboard or board game.

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11. Get in Line Quiz

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12. Celebrity Guesses

1. Print celebrity photos.2. Divide students into 4 teams.3. Each representative of a team may ask one question in Chinese.

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13. Change the Channel Game

1. The teacher will decide on the first category. For example: school. Students pass the remote to each other.

2. The teacher says “Change the channel”.

3. The student holding the remote must say a Chinese word related to the category - school.

4. That student then says a category for example - transport and passes the remote around.

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Categories

Me Food Drinks Greetings

Family Friends Body Likes

Transport

Countries

Questions Dislikes

Colors Pets Animals Hobbies

School Weather Shopping Time

Clothes Money Sports Feelings

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14. Grand Slam Chinese!

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15. 100 Questions

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•Have a set of cards with lots of nouns on them.

•One student reads out the noun, and the other team must come up with a question.

•Encourages ‘backward thinking’.

1. What’s the question Game?

Nǐ xǐhuan shénme dòngwù?Nǐ cóng nǎ'er lái?

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What’s the question?

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What’s the question?

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16. Google Races

RULES1. Divide your students into groups of 4.2. Each group will have one laptop.3. The teacher will call out a scenario / question.4. Students need to use Google Translate to find the correct answer.5. The first group who can say the sentence/question in Chinese earns 5 points for their team. (The whole team must be able to say it in Chinese)

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Question

• You’ve found a great restaurant in 北京 .• What words and phrases will you need to order

food and drink?

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Questions activate this learning

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audiopinyin

characters

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17. Commercial Games

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23. Guess who?他是男孩子吗?

他有蓝色的眼睛吗?

他有黑色的头发吗? 她是 Rachael吗?

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Color Hóngred

Hēiblack

Jīngolden

Body parts

Yǎnjīngeyes

Tóufǎhair

Ěrduoear

Bízinose

Zuǐbamouth

Descriptions Dàbig

Xiǎosmall

Other Yǎnjìngglasses

Màozihat

Húzibeard

Zhǎnglong

Duǎnshort

Hěnvery

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Mr. Potato Head

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