For example, “Is it food?”, “Is it a toy?”, “Is it red?”, etc. Next, instruct your students to ask you ‘Yes/No’ questions to help them guess what’s in the stocking. To play this game, place an object in the Christmas stocking, but don’t show your students. All you need is a Christmas stocking and some small funny items to place in the stocking. This activity is a simple and fun Christmas game you can play while teaching online. Then, play the video to reveal the answer. For example, “Dear Santa, I want a skateboard.”.
Pause the video when you see the pause sign and ask your students to write down their guesses. If students guess correctly, they get a point. Students will see two letters to Santa and must choose ONE. Although students can not really read minds, they love to pretend that they can while playing this game! For example, ‘What do you want for Christmas?’ – ‘I want a skateboard.’ This game is a ‘Telepathy Game’ in which students must use ‘telepathy’ to read the teacher’s mind to find out the answer. This fun online Christmas game is great for teaching Christmas vocabulary and expressions.
