If the activity Tout le Monde Qui appealed to you, this one will appeal to you as well.
The setup and play is the same. Put all of the students in a circle (preferably a circle of desks so they have something to place their items on). Each desk should have either a sheet with pictures of items that correspond to vocabulary words OR even a ziploc bag with little figurines if you can find them. The sheet or bag needs to stay at each desk/chair, so what each student hands will also change when they change seats.
Then play as normal. The middle person says, "tout le monde avec _____" and anyone who has that item on their sheet or in their bag has to move. With school supplies, you can maybe even have it be any student with that item with them in class.
It's a great way to apply the "Tout le Monde Qui" game to vocabulary that doesn't apply to students' specific descriptions, preferences or lives.
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Tout le monde qui...
I love activities that get the kids moving around and active. Students easily get bored if they are constantly in their seats only taking notes or doing worksheets.
One activity I love to do is called "tout le monde qui..."
You need to put chairs or desks in a circle so that it is completely enclosed. There should be one less desk than people. One person stands in the middle and depending on the theme of your game, they will say "tout le monde qui ______________". Anyone who fits into this category (including the person in the middle) must get up and find a new desk. They must choose a desk that is not their own, nor a neighboring desk. There will always be one person who is seat-less, so that remaining person is the person in the middle.
Some themes I have done are colors (tout le monde qui porte _____), clothing (tout le monde qui porte _____ ), family (tout le monde qui a _______), and food (tout le monde qui aime _______).
This game is a great way for the kids to practice vocab. At the beginning of a unit, I allow them to use their vocab sheets, but by the end, they are not allowed to.
One activity I love to do is called "tout le monde qui..."
You need to put chairs or desks in a circle so that it is completely enclosed. There should be one less desk than people. One person stands in the middle and depending on the theme of your game, they will say "tout le monde qui ______________". Anyone who fits into this category (including the person in the middle) must get up and find a new desk. They must choose a desk that is not their own, nor a neighboring desk. There will always be one person who is seat-less, so that remaining person is the person in the middle.
Some themes I have done are colors (tout le monde qui porte _____), clothing (tout le monde qui porte _____ ), family (tout le monde qui a _______), and food (tout le monde qui aime _______).
This game is a great way for the kids to practice vocab. At the beginning of a unit, I allow them to use their vocab sheets, but by the end, they are not allowed to.
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