"Hedbanz" to improve speaking skills

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In this post, I would like to focus on speaking skills, for this I propose that you play with your students the game called Hedbanz. 

The students will stand in a circle and must put a flashcard on their heads without being able to see what card they have been dealt. The flashcards proposed in the previous post are the ones that the students will place in their heads, since in this case we want to work on sports.

They will have to ask questions to guess what sport they are doing in this case. Questions can only be answered with yes and no.

Thanks to this dynamic, the students will interact with their classmates while trying to guess the sport they have chosen. The first one to guess it wins.



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