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Entertaining Endings Activity worksheet

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Entertaining Endings Activity
Teacher pre-cuts the sentence strips, folds them in half and puts them on the desk or into a container. Students are split up into groups and each group gets a sentence. It´s more dramatic if one person per group comes and chooses one. Each group must make up a story that ends in that sentence. The crazier, the better!!! Each group records their story, and at the end of the time period, students read it to the group. This is a very entertaining activity which requires use of language skills and cooperation!

Level:intermediate
Age: +10
Downloads:15

Copyright 09/4/2018 Laurie Rankin
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