Speaking skills: Party conversation
This is a resource which will guide teachers, parents or carers through a 'party role play' where children will be encouraged to express their personal preferences, introduce themselves and engage in reciprocal conversation.
Speaking skills: Party conversation
This is a resource which will guide teachers, parents or carers through a 'party role play' where children will be encouraged to express their personal preferences, introduce themselves and engage in reciprocal conversation.
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- Using conversational language
- Introductions: "what's your name?"
- Starting conversations: "What do you like to do? What is your favourite drink?
Equipment
Relevant symbols and signs, party decorations, party food and clothing, toys and games which your child finds particularly motivating, some party-goers (stuffed animals, family, friends, dolls)
