I found this gem on here, but have had to update it abit. I've removed the rude word, made a slight fix to the pdf document answer sheet and added a powerpoint which has all the verbs for students to quickly reference.
I start out by handing out the worksheet A and worksheet B, explaining to the students that this is pair game. They must talk to thier partner and find the names of all the students by asking:
Q) 'Who is the boy sleeping on his desk?'
A) 'The boy sleeping on his desk is
I then go over all the verbs with the students by using the powerpoint.
Please see original post here for full instructions
https://www.altopedia.net/activities/118-the-boy-sleeping-on-his-desk-is
Files:
"doing make" hhmmm? .... doing my makeup? putting on makeup?
is it just me?
My students enjoyed the "Showaness" of the classroom atmosphere haha
Wow, I have this exact same worksheet! Thanks for updating/digitizing it.
Wow. Nice update. I used to use this worksheet 20 years ago.
懐かしい！
Might be worth noting that for the New Horizon textbooks the grammar used in this activity is 3rd year grammar. (Page 62)
If you want to use this for 1st years present continuous grammar you should adjust the worksheet to read simple sentences like 'Who is sleeping on his desk?' / 'Ryoma is sleeping on his desk.'
Rather than 'Who is the boy sleeping on his desk?'
Some of the characters in the PPT are labeled as 'wearing' - what does this mean? Is it supposed to say 'writing'?
@lianneinjapan the PowerPoint is using ‘wearing’ to express appearance. The examples in the PPT are for “wearing boots” for the girl on the left. And “not wearing pants” for the boy towards the right. Hope that helps.