Profile descriptions

We've just come back from holidays and we were looking forward to seeing us. But we don't feel like working a lot, so we have started with a fun activity about descriptions. All they had to do was to guess name, nationality, age, job and likes/dislikes of some people, write them down and then, tell their partner.

We took the idea from ESL Kids games.

Here you are the results!!!!

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