English Paperchase Level A2

Resumen del libro

English Paperchase is a language-related game about civilization and culture, in which players learn the characteristic places, monuments, figures, cultural creations and culinary specialties of English-speaking countries actively developing their knowledge of English at A2 level. Game character: Matching cards The rules of the game: There is a deck of cards for the players with illustrations of places, monuments, characters and culinary, and the second with sentences describing these places, characters and objects. One of the possible scenarios for running the game is to spread the deck of cards with illustrations on the table so that all participants of the game will see them. The leading person pulls the cards from the card deck with descriptions and reads the sentence aloud. The task of the participants of the game is to select the correct card with the illustration based on the received instructions. The player who first points to the correct card stops it. The player who will collect the most cards wins. Language goals: learning about the elements of civilization and culture of Great Britain and English-speaking countries. Age range: children from 7 years of age, adolescents, adults Application: The game is applicable both during classes at school and at home (playing with friends and family, or private English lessons). Additional benefits: English Paperchase game improves mental skills such as memory, concentration and perceptiveness, promotes effective memorization and teaches activity and healthy competition, and its ludic character helps in establishing social relations with other participants of the game and has a positive effect on reducing the distance between the student and the learner . Set contains:66 cards with photos of selected places, monuments, figures and cuisine typical of Great Britain and English-speaking countries,66 cards with descriptions referring to the pictures (5 tips on each card),instruction in English.

Biografía del autor

(Madrid, 1935) es uno de los grandes dibujantes españoles de inspiración literaria. Nombrado miembro de la Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando en 1998, desde muy joven demostró su enorme talento creativo y con solo 22 años obtuvo la Tercera Medalla de Pintura y Dibujo en la Exposición Nacional de Bellas Artes. Becado por la Academia de España en Roma en 1964, desde entonces ha publicado varios libros de arte, ha sido profesor visitante en universidades como la japonesa de Nara y ha ilustrado libros como el poemario de Luis Alberto de Cuenca La mujer y el vampiro (2010), Tatuaje, de Junichiro Tanizaki (2010), Amor y gimnasia, de Edmondo de Amicis (2011) y Gitanjali, del Premio Nobel Rabindranath Tagore (2014) y Pinocho (2014), de Carlo Collodi.