Comic Worksheet

I made this worksheet with random stock photos I found online and do not own.

I recently used it for a 3rd year lesson reviewing some old grammar (indirect question, My friends call me ~, and It~ for~ to~ [One World 3 Pg 8]), but I have also used this in the past only for indirect question. I think this worksheet can be used with many different grammar points as well.

The students make groups, then write one or two sentences in the word bubble for any comic. I check their answer and grammar, give them one point, and then they try for more points on the TV with Zapper Zoo (or a game of your choosing), but they can also lose points. I let them touch the screen themselves, and I keep track of the points on the board. The students seemed to get the hang of writing some good sentences, but of course, some students did not follow the grammar. Feel free to be as strict as you'd like. I have been using this worksheet for 15 min, but it could go longer.

I have included my full lesson I did using the above grammar with Zapper Zoo, as well as the "Day at the Zoo" relative pronoun puzzle.

Good games to use this worksheet with (I am an UonumaRobert fan haha)-
Zapper Zoo: https://altopedia.net/activities/887-zapper-zoo
Pokemon Battle: https://altopedia.net/activities/168-almost-pokemon-battle-game
Hello Kitty Fun Time: https://altopedia.net/activities/602-hello-kitty-fun-time-game
(Christmas Themed) Krampus Attacks: https://altopedia.net/activities/682-christmas-quiz-and-krampus-attacks

Example sentences:
"It's hard for me to use a phone!"
"I don't know how to stop the baby's cries."
"People call me Imoto."

Files:

Medium files (requires an account to download) -

More information

.any grammar fun lesson.pptx (4.77 MB)

indirect q comic worksheet.docx (2.77 MB)