Design one enrichment activity (that can be demonstrated) based on KSSR content and justification.

Design one enrichment activity (that can be demonstrated) based on KSSR content and justification.Chinese WhispersOriginMeaningPreparationProcedureDemonstrationJustification

OriginIn the mid 20th century.'Russian Scandal' or 'Russian Gossip'.It derives from the party game in UK.One person whispers a message to the person next to them.The story is then passed progressively to several others, with inaccuracies accumulating as the game goes on.

MeaningInaccurately transmitted gossip.A sequence of repetitions of a story.Each one differing slightly from the original.The final telling bears only a scant resemblance to the original.Amusement obtained from the last player's announcement of the story they heard.PreparationWrite a few messages down on paper that consist of at least ten words. The message can be serious or downright silly. Be sure it is legible.

ProcedureSplit the class into 4 teams to do a competition.Get the pupils to stand in four lines.The first pupil in each team comes forward to read the message quietly (10 seconds, etc.)After the 10 seconds, they have to start passing the message to the next persons.Last person raises his hand when the team finish passing the message.

ProcedureThe fastest team to pass the message accurately gains marks.It can be done in a few rounds.

7Demonstration

ExamplesI slit the sheet, the sheet I slit, and on the slitted sheet I sit.Bob the builder rented Oswald's apartment and borrowed Noddy's car.Goofy Grinning Gophers gobbled gigantic grapes while juggling.I took my dog for a walk today and then I gave him some food.

JustificationIt is a dependable and fun form of a formative assessmentEncourages pupils to talk to one another in the target languageThe phrases are just above the current level of pupils knowledge (i+1)Helps build confidence in speaking in the target language.Allows children to be exposed to real communication.