t-eal-1655736987-english-summer-speaking-games_ver_5.pptx

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4. Cold foods Places to swim Summer clothes Summer fruits Fun things to do in summer Ice cream flavours Name 3 Can you think of three things in each category?

5. Summer Scenarios What would you do in these situations?

6. You are camping in the woods but a bear visits your campsite in the middle of the night looking for food! More scenarios

7. You want to watch a film at the cinema, but their air conditioning is broken and it’s 34°C inside! More scenarios

8. You are going on holiday but you forgot to bring your passport to the airport. Your flight leaves in 1 hour! More scenarios

9. You really want an ice cream but the ice cream shop only has pickle and spicy chili flavour ice cream! More scenarios

10. You are swimming in the swimming pool, but you suddenly spot a snake swimming alongside you! More scenarios

11. Summer Compound Words How many compound words can you make with these words? Sun + …… Sand + …… Water + …… Sea + ……

12. Summer Synonyms How many synonyms can you think of for these words? Hot Happy Pretty