For Thai Students…



There are 40 simple and/or commonly used questions and 40 answers. (A total of 80 cards.)

To help the students read the cards, the phonetic English in Thai script is underneath the questions and answers.

A translation of the English question or answer is at the bottom.

There is a reverse image for the cards on page 7.



The phonetic Thai translation may not be perfect on every card but I did the best I could!



This is a great learning activity for young learners. After they have played the game a few times they will enjoy practicing their English by asking you questions and giving you answers.



In the next few weeks I will have an almost identical game ready with the questions and answers being of a higher level.

 

One of the reasons I decided to go to the trouble of making this game was that I got tired of students acting out the motion of drinking a bottle of water instead of asking me, in English, permission to leave the classroom to do it.



Also – The images are Jpegs squeezed into a Word document so they are not the greatest of quality. Feel free to email me if you like this exercise and would like the original bitmap images so you can print your own, higher quality, cards…



KKM



www.khunkrumark.com



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Role play, miming, drama activity or improv game

Thai Q & A domino game

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Let's do English ESL discussion starters, speaking cards. For Thai Students…



There are 40 simple and/or commonly used questions and 40 answers. (A total of…