There is/ are with Xmas vocabulary drawing games
with time expressions practice
Wow 2 Units 9 to 16
Game 1
Ask Yes/ No questions until your partner says “Yes, there is/ are”, then draw that thing.
Game 2
Flip a coin each time your partner asks a Yes/ No question until you get heads, then your partner draws that thing.
Game 3
Before you ask a question, flip a coin to see if you should make a question with “Are there…?” (heads) or “Is there…?” (tails).
Game 4
Make a sentence of what you want your partner to draw.
Game 5
Make a sentence of what you want to be drawn, the flip a coin to see if you will draw it (heads) or your partner will draw it (tails).
Game 6
Before you make a sentence of what should be drawn, flip a coin to decide if it will be with “There are…” (heads) or “There is…” (tails).
Game 7
Choose one place from this list and work together to describe and draw it:
1. living room 2. dining room
3. kitchen 4. outside the house (sky, etc)
5. garden 6. roof
Game 8
Choose one time from this list and work together to describe and draw a possible scene:
1. Christmas Eve 2. 2 A.M. on Christmas Day
3. 7:30 A.M. on Christmas Day 4. 1 P.M. on Christmas Day
5. 3 P.M. on Christmas Day 6. Boxing Day
Game 9
Use a dice to decide which time above to draw each time.
Table version
| There is There are Is there Are there | a an one two three some many a lot of | angel Christmas cake baby belt bicycle big present bird black boot bottle button candle candy cane carrot chicken decoration doll fire fish glass of champagne glass of soda hamburger happy boy hat light man party hat penguin present reindeer reindeer ribbon roast potato scarf sleeping grandma sleigh snowball snowflake star stocking toy car toy plane turkey vegetable wrapping paper wreath | (-s) | under in on behind in front of | Santa the Christmas tree the adults the children the chimney the dining room the fireplace the garden the girls the house the living room the presents the reindeer the roof the sky the sleigh the snowman the stockings the wrapping paper |
Suggested combinations
Living room
presents under the Christmas tree
presents in the children’s hands
presents in the stockings
a fire in the fireplace
some happy children
lots of wrapping paper
a man in a red and white suit
two black boots in the fireplace
a star on the Christmas tree
some stockings
a carrot on the table
some Christmas cards
some lights on the Christmas tree
presents with ribbons
big presents
many presents
a sleeping grandmother
a cat
a doll
a toy car
candy canes
Dining room
a chicken/ a turkey
many potatoes
hungry people
some vegetables
a Christmas cake
party hats
candles
some crabs
many people
a baby
a pie
some noodles
some hamburgers
some glasses of soda
some glasses of champagne
some bottles
a fish
Outside the house
some reindeer
a sleigh
a chimney
some snow
some snowflakes
some snowballs
some buttons on the snowman
a hat on the snowman
a scarf on the snowman
some presents
a bird
some cold people
a penguin
a kite
some holly leaves
gloves
scarfs
a wreath
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