Talk about the topic on the board for up to three minutes. How many squares you can move will depend on how long you can speak, one square for every thirty seconds of speaking after taking time off for silence. Maximum six squares. You can use language for informal presentations, e.g. starting and ending phrases, to fill time if you like.
|
An artistic medium |
Public sculpture |
The news the last time you saw, read or heard it |
A recent news story |
START An artist |
|
An artistic style |
A media organisation |
|||
|
Media that isn’t suitable for children |
An artwork |
|||
|
A comic or cartoon |
A photo |
|||
|
Celebrity gossip |
A gallery or museum |
|||
|
The TV licence fee |
An exhibition |
|||
|
An English language TV series |
Colours |
|||
|
A recent TV programme |
The most important medium |
|||
|
Good and bad things about TV |
The importance of art |
|||
|
The future of TV |
The future of art |
|||
|
A TV channel |
News on the internet |
|||
|
An English language magazine |
An English language newspaper
|
A newspaper |
Radio |
Art education |
——————————————-
PDF for easy saving and printing: Art and media rotating revision board game
Related pages
Rotating revision board game (TEFLtastic classics Part 14)
TEFLtastic 