Rules of the game: Choose one of the things below and write one thing that will need doing to complete that thing, e.g. for “Have a picnic” you could write “Check the weather forecast”. Tell your partners which thing you are planning (i.e. the part that is written here, not the part you have written). They should make offers to help you until they offer to do the thing you have written down. Score one point for any helpful ideas (and thank them for their help) and 10 points for offering to do the thing that you have written. If you think what they offer to do is not helpful, tell them so politely and they score no points.
Have a picnic
Have a housewarming party
Raise some money for charity
Decorate my house
Have a company/ school cabaret or talent show
Visit a colleague/ classmate/ housemate in hospital
Write a school yearbook
Organise a new _________________ club
Organise a Halloween party.
Decorate the classroom for Xmas.
Write a school/ company newsletter or newspaper.
Arrange a weekend camping trip
Get my baby/ toddler ready to go to the park
Organise a softball/ baseball/ football match between classes or between company departments
Set up a market stall selling handicrafts/ homemade food
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Useful language: “Thanks, that’ll be a great help” (give your partner 1 point) “Hmm, I’m not sure we need that. Thanks anyway” (give your partner no points) “That was just what I was thinking of. Thanks a lot.” (give your partner 10 points)
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Great idea, I will try this!!