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Find as many shapes in the classroom as you can. Which shapes are missing?
Which shape is used for road sign?
triangle, rectange, octagon
Name any 5 shapes
Is a square also a rectangle?
Yes! ( it has 4 right angles)
Which shape has 5 sides?
Pentagon
Name a shape with 4 equal sides.
square, rhombus
Describe a personality of a good teacher
responsible, organised, ambitious, honest, intelligent, creative, enthusiastic, confident
Describe a personality of a good boss
responsible, patient, reliable, indepentent, adaptable, honest, kind, intelligent
Describe a personality of a good friend
kind, generous, honest, friendly, intelligent, loyal, reliable
Describe a time when you had to demonstrate confidence.
...
What's the difference? Mother-in-law vs Step-Mother?
Mother-in-law → your husband’s or wife’s mother Step-mother → your father’s wife (not your biological mother)
Who are "siblings"?
Your brother or sister
My aunt's son is my...
cousin
My brother's daughter is my (niece/ nephew)
niece
My sister's husband is my
brother-in-law
Do you resemble anyone in your family?
....
Name 4 body build types (s....., m......, c....., a....)
slim, muscular, curvy, athletic
What are the three words describing a person's height?
t...., s....., a.......
What does "bald" mean?
a person with no hair :)
describe this man
Give 3 different ways to say goodbye
have a good one, take care, catch you later
Long .....,.....see
Long time, no see
You meet a neighbour. Start a short small talk (1–2 sentences).
What do you say instead of “How are you?
How have you been? What's up? How it's going?
Say two polite greetings for meeting someone at work.
Good morning/evening/afternoon, hello, Good day,
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