Opposites Cards

•     This Activity can be great for individual or group work

•     Simply give the students a set of cards and ask them to match the opposites to each other, it could also be used to play the  ‘’old maid’’ card game ( see next page for instructions on that

•     The images are high quality so can also be used for posters, flash cards or displays on word walls.

•     You could even print them twice and play snap

•     Feel free to check out more resources here

•     https://makingenglishfun.com/portfolio/

•     Sometimes called Odd One Out. Players pull cards from one another's hands, trying to make pairs. The player left with the unmatchable Making English Fun card loses.

•     Starting with the dealer, each player then takes a turn fanning out their hands so that the player to their left can draw one card.

•     The player must not be allowed to see the other  player’s hand.

•     Play continues in this fashion. As players make pairs in their hand, they put them face up on the table.

•     . Each player is trying to get rid of his cards as fast as possible. The player left holding the unmatched card, the Making English Fun Logo, loses.

•     Though its hard, players should not let out WHOOPS of joy if someone picks the Making English fun card from their hand :P!!!

•     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUJY6HB70Cc