Education of the republic of uzbekistan termez state university department of english language and literature

What Time Is It Mr. Wolf (variation): This variation is easier to play in a classroom setting. Have students stand in a circle around Mr. Wolf (either Teacher or Student), who is blind-folded and facing one direction. The students ask 'What time is it Mr. Wolf?'. If Mr. Wolf says 'It's 4 o'clock,' then the students march in a circle 4 steps. If Mr. Wolf says, 'It's dinnertime,' then he or she grabs the student who is in front of them. And that student becomes Mr. Wolf. As another variation, and to teach students times of meals, 6 o'clock could be breakfast, 12 o'clock could be lunch and 7 o'clock could be dinner. So when Mr. Wolf said, 'It's 12 o'clock,' Mr. Wolf would eat a student. (Submitted by Wilhelm)

Whisper Game: Sit the students in a circle with you. Whisper a word or sentence in the next student's ear (e.g. "I'm hungry"). S/he then whispers that in the next student's ear and so on until the last student. S/he then says the word/sentence out loud to see if it's the same as the original message.

Zoo Game: This is a fun activity for young learners on the topic of animal noises. After teaching the animals and their noises sit each student in a different part of the classroom and assign them as different animals (to make it clearer you can give each student a flashcard of the animal they are representing). Walk around the room and talk to each student, who can only reply as an animal.

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