Instructions for teachers
Cut up one set of cards per class or per group of two to four students. Spread out the cards across the table (face down for more fun). Students take two object cards and then an adjective card. They ask someone else a “Which is…er/ more…?” question about those two things with that adjective such as “Which is angrier?” and then need to draw those two things in the way that their partner says, e.g. an angry apple and an angrier orange.
Before or instead, the game can also be played without the adjective cards with people making up their own “Which… is…?” questions.
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SPEC 3 vocabulary cards to cut up
apple | baby |
ball | banana |
bed | bicycle |
book | boy |
butterfly | cake |
car | chair |
chopstick | comb |
computer | curtain |
doll | elephant |
Frisbee | girl |
guitar | horse |
ice cream | jacket |
key | ladder |
lamp | motorbike |
pencil | pillow |
puppet | rug |
ruler | snake |
sofa | telephone |
toothbrush | hairbrush |
angry | big | cheap |
cute | dark | dirty |
expensive | fast | happy |
high | loud | old |
sad | scary | short |
tall | thin | ugly |
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PDF for easy saving and printing: Which is plus comparative drawing game
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