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🫶 Author: Sophia Dunand-Clarke and Marcus Williamson (PAPER PLANE ENGLISH) 💚
Set up:
Set up:
Get students to make their own paper plane.
Draw categories on the board with circles around them.
Make a spot on the floor where students throw from.
Materials:
Materials:
Paper
Skills practiced:
Skills practiced:
Speaking
Boardwork:
Boardwork:
How to play:
How to play:
Get one student to stand in the throwing spot from the first team.
Ask them a question that has an answer which is in one of the three categories, for example, ‘What do you write with?’ or ‘What can you grow on a farm?’.
The student must answer the question with a full sentence.Â
Then they can throw their paper plane at the target category.Â
If they hit the circle, they get points for their team.
Bring a student up from the next team and repeat until all paper planes have been thrown.
Ages:
Ages:
6-16
Time:
Time:
10 - 15 minutes
How to modify the game:
How to modify the game:
Have students choose a category before answering a question and throwing their paper plane.
Award points based on how close the paper plane lands to the target category.
Ask different types of questions (e.g., yes/no or multiple choice) for each round.
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