This is a short activity you can use to review the emotions vocabulary after you've introduced them. Cat memes are really popular among kids right now, so they'll probably already know what emotion each cat is supposed to represent. This activity aims to help them practice and memorize the English vocabulary for those emotions.
- A blurry silhouette of a cat meme will show on the screen. The teacher will ask the students, "How are you?"
- Give the students 10-20 seconds to think and discuss with their partners what emotion they think the cat is feeling.
- Once again, the teacher will ask, "How are you?"
- The students will reply, "I'm (sad, hungry, happy, sleepy, etc.)".
- The teacher will reveal the answer.
There are seven cats. The fifth cat can be "good", "great", or "fine". If you use the Canva link below, there are sound effects that play along with the slide transitions.
https://www.canva.com/design/DAGFFmw7uBo/c-rTR_PCAJ2kTyx3DVaYRw/edit?utm_content=DAGFFmw7uBo&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton
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This is insanely cute!!! Definitely gonna use this for my Special Needs kids. Thank you so much!!
This is sooo cute and all of my students love these cats so much this'll be perfect for them, thank you!!!
Just used this for the 3rd yr jhs students. They are practicing ~makes me happy so I just edited it a little bit and it worked perfectly! My students were laughing so much! They recognized most of the cats and really enjoyed it!
Brilliant! good mechanics and aesthetically pleasing. Thank you
超かわいい！！！This definitely made my kids smile! Great way to review the basic emotions even as a warm up for older students. Thanks for making it so pretty, even the fonts!