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Language Day is on the 26th of September. I’ve produced a language quiz for pupils. They are shown 10 short jokes in ten different languages. They have to work out what language the jokes are in. The quiz is available as a simple PDF, a keynote file (for Mac users) a powerpoint file, a google slides link. There is also a PDF answer sheet with translations of the jokes and also names the language in which they were written. Check it out and see if it is the right level for your pupils.
Ideally they should work in groups with one captain and they discuss the jokes one by one. The ‘captain’ then writes down the answer within sixty seconds.
It should be a fun activity and will raise awareness of languages, and raise awareness that language learning can be fun!
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