Board games are an excellent approach to encourage children to discuss about dress vocabulary. Download and print this clothing board game for each student pair. Each student pair will also need one pencil and one paper clip. Students will take turns flicking the paper clip to make it spin in this game (place the paper clip in the middle and place the pencil in the middle of a paper clip and then flick). Then, depending on the article of clothing that the clip falls on, students should create a conversation. If the clip falls on a blue T-shirt, for example, one student may question, âWhat are you wearing?â and the other student can respond, âI am wearing a blue T-shirt.â Click here for additional board games and printables for teaching clothing vocabulary.
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