牛津译林版必修二高中英语 Unit 4 Exploring literature综合能力测评卷

Last week, we talked about how to start and organize your English Club. This week, we share ideas for effective and fun activities to do with your English Club.

Warm­up activities are good ways to start any club meeting.  Here are a few warm­up activities that can be used with any age or skill level.

The first is called Two Truths and a Lie. This activity can be done in pairs, small groups, or the whole English club.  Two of the facts are true, and one is a lie. They tell the group the three facts, and the group must decide which one is the lie. Each participant takes a turn with this activity.

 For this activity, tell everyone to think of a person, place or thing and write it down on a piece of paper. Collect the pieces of paper and mix them around in a big bowl. Then, divide the club into two teams. Each team then takes turns having one person go to the front of the room to take a piece of paper.  As soon as a team member correctly guesses the word, the person then selects another word from the bowl. Each team has 30 seconds to guess as many words as possible.

Finally, for groups that do not like activities, you can simply start a club meeting with a warm­up discussion question, or by sharing a word or quote of the day.

There are hundreds of possibilities for English club activities.  The important thing to remember is to keep things fun and keep your club members motivated.

A. The second is called Stating Things.

B. This article provides you with a good start.

C. Another warm­up activity is Salad Bowl.

D. They cause club members to speak more English.

E. One person comes up with three facts about themselves.

F. The person must then describe the word to other team members.

G. They help people relax and prepare them to start speaking English.