"Post It" Bodies Have students write the names of body parts on sticky ("Post It" ) notes and place the notes on the appropriate body parts of a classmate. Gets a laugh! Idea source: 100+ More Games for the Foreign Language Classroom Created By: Tina M. Hodge (with ideas from other teachers) Publisher: Carlex
	Picasso Invite several students to the board and blindfold all of them. Ask them to draw the body part you name. Idea source: 100+ More Games for the Foreign Language Classroom Created By: Tina M. Hodge (with ideas from other teachers) Publisher: Carlex
	Part to Part Have students pair up and touch the body parts together that you name (Example: "Head to Head"). Submitted by: Melissa MB Wilkins
	My Monster Have students draw monsters with odd numbers of body parts and describe them orally and/or in writing (Example: "My monster has 3 legs.") It's especially great for creative and artistic children to get to express themselves. Submitted by: Melissa MB Wilkins
	Monster Dictation Ask students to draw the monster you describe, then give statements about your monster like, "My monster has two heads." It's interesting to see how different they can look. I have used this as an informal assessment, as well, to check comprehension. Submitted by: Melissa MB Wilkins

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