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      Stand up sequences

      This is a good game to practise any standard sequence such as numbers 1 – 30, days of the week, months of the year, the alphabet etc. Students sit in a circle. Establish which sequence you are going to do and without coordinating with the others, one student should just start by standing up and beginning the sequence. For example, if it’s the alphabet, one student (any student) will stand up and say “A” and sit down again. Then another student (anyone) will stand up and say “B” and so it goes on. If two students stand up at the same time the sequence must begin again from the very beginning. This is good for students to practise using eye contact and turn taking.

      By Jo Budden
      First published 2008

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      JuanR's picture
      JuanR
      Submitted on 30 September, 2011 - 20:43

      Great, I will apply it using the frequency adverbs! Thanks

      kqschoolofenglish's picture
      kqschoolofenglish
      Submitted on 18 October, 2011 - 20:48

      Great !! I'll do with my students..