- Students count out to identify "It".
- "It" blindfolds his/her eyes with the scarf. He/she starts looking for the "victim" by calling out, "Where are you?".
- Students move around the room, answering "I am here". They change their voices so that "It" could not recognize them.
- When "It" catches the "victim", he/she asks," Are you Tom?". The "victim" answers, "No, I am not", or "Yes, I am".
- If "It" identifies the "victim" correctly, the "victim" becomes "It" and the game starts over again.
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Language Practice: asking questions, short answers
Language Level: Basic
Age group: 5-10
Time: 15 minutes
Materials Needed:
- a scarf to blindfold "It"
- The game should be played in a spacious room without any obstacles, so that the blindfolded "It" does not trip over any objects.
