My teacher wanted me to make an activity where kids could practice "Who is he/she?" So I thought it would be a good idea to integrate it with family members since they learn it together.
This is a simple information gap activity. Each kid get a different worksheet. The numbers have circles on them depending on the family member they have. For example, if there's a circle on 1, they will have the family member that is on space 1.
They will walk around and find another kid with a different number. They janken and the winner asks "Who is he/she?". The loser answers "He/she is my __________". And then change. They can either write in japanese or make a draw in the blank space.
Make sure that everyone understand the game and that they don't just show the picture but use the target language.
Have fun!
it looks fun but very less information is provided to understand how to play.