Schools subjects fruit salad game

A really fun game which lasts 5 minutes you can play at the start of the lesson.

This is an excellent way to consolidate school subject vocabulary, opinions and introduce slightly more complex phrases such as:
• Is good at .
• Is weak in.
• Likes the teacher.

If there are 25 pupils in the class, then select 24 items (one item less than the number of pupils), I commonly use lollipop sticks as it is a convenient way of marking desks.

During the game, pupils are only allowed to stand at desks with lollipops - therefore it means one pupil will always be “out” similarly to musical chairs.

I ask pupils to stand as it is faster and causes less fuss.

To start:
One pupil stands in the middle and shouts out a statement:
“On y va…tout le monde qui aime la musique”.
If pupils agree: they run to a desk with a lollipop stick and stand next to it.
If pupils disagree: they stand still at the desk.

The pupil who is “out” shouts a new statement.
"On y va…tout le monde qui aime le prof en anglais"
If pupils agree: they run to a desk with a lollipop stick and stand next to it.
If pupils disagree: they stand still at the desk.

It is so much fun and strengthens Talking, Listening and Reading skills.

Let me know if you have any suggestions for improvement or if you spot any mistakes.