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Post by leslie knope on Apr 17, 2015 11:28:53 GMT 9
Hi all,
I've been requested for a festival in May where they want to have a 国際交流コーナー with either a craft or game that's English-based. I was requested for the same event last year and I had prepared a memory game, but they weren't too pleased with it because the event is outside and the cards kept getting blown away in the wind. I thought of something like red light green light to include some movement, but since it's targeted at 小中学生 I thought that might be too childish for some of them. What other activities or games do you think might be good?
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Post by snell_mouse on Apr 17, 2015 11:36:38 GMT 9
In my experience with elementary school students, even 6th graders love playing games like that so I imagine 中学生 might still be willing to do it. Duck duck goose is always a big hit and easy to understand since they have essentially the same game.
Does it have to involve a lot of English? Maybe something like Simon Says could work too (or maybe that's taking the difficulty way up, I don't know).
Quiz games could also be good (I do one at elementary schools where I say a statement about America and make them stand on different sides of the room depending on if they think it's true or not).
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Post by valefi on Apr 17, 2015 11:45:46 GMT 9
We did 国旗カルタ last year.
We printed some flags, about 20 or 25, on A4 paper and laminated them. On the other side we wrote the name of the country.
Then people would sit in a circle, with all the flags バラバラ on the floor in the middle. A 司会者 would read a description of the flag, or some statement about that country and people playing the game had to find the right flag. In the end, the player who had more flags would win the game.
You can do that in English or in Japanese, according to the level of players.
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Post by leslie knope on Apr 17, 2015 11:48:04 GMT 9
oh wow valefi that's an amazing idea! |
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Post by G-Rex on Apr 17, 2015 11:52:29 GMT 9
We did 国旗カルタ last year. We printed some flags, about 20 or 25, on A4 paper and laminated them. On the other side we wrote the name of the country. Then people would sit in a circle, with all the flags バラバラ on the floor in the middle. A 司会者 would read a description of the flag, or some statement about that country and people playing the game had to find the right flag. In the end, the player who had more flags would win the game. You can do that in English or in Japanese, according to the level of players. man i would rock so hard at that game no prisoners none |
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Post by valefi on Apr 17, 2015 11:53:38 GMT 9
We also put the flag of Switzerland and that of the Red Cross, because we are 意地悪 and we like to bully kids  |
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Post by ザ・penguin54 on Apr 17, 2015 12:17:46 GMT 9
one year at my old town's こども祭り we played Twister. one of the intl assn women made a DIY Twister mat but if you have to prepare everything yourself it might be 大変.
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Post by leslie knope on Apr 17, 2015 13:00:16 GMT 9
one year at my old town's こども祭り we played Twister. one of the intl assn women made a DIY Twister mat but if you have to prepare everything yourself it might be 大変. Also a fun idea! |
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Post by long johnson on Apr 17, 2015 13:09:17 GMT 9
I want to play 国旗カルタ！
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Post by leslie knope on Apr 17, 2015 14:37:59 GMT 9
I sent them the 国旗かるた idea. Hopefully they like it!
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Post by valefi on Apr 17, 2015 14:48:35 GMT 9
It was really fun, and both children and adults enjoyed it a lot. I also read a sentence in Italian, because they asked me, but they regretted it |
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Post by leslie knope on Apr 20, 2015 14:50:01 GMT 9
Update: sooo apparently both my suggestions were rejected in favor of something completely different. *shrug*
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Post by snell_mouse on Apr 20, 2015 14:55:57 GMT 9
Aww diffydurfy that sucks. :/
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Post by long johnson on Apr 20, 2015 14:56:03 GMT 9
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Post by valefi on Apr 20, 2015 14:57:51 GMT 9
Sad  国旗かるた is really fun, your people don't know what they're missing!! |
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Post by leslie knope on Apr 20, 2015 16:50:35 GMT 9
Sad 国旗かるた is really fun, your people don't know what they're missing!! It sounds super fun, and I definitely might suggest it for another event! |
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Post by valefi on Apr 20, 2015 16:52:48 GMT 9
I hope you can do that sometimes!!
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