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MARY AKDOĞAN , CLAUDIA BISHOP , ASHLEY JAMES PLEWES

SWAP SHOP AND BOARD GAMES

The projects being showcased are ‘ Swap Shop ’ and ‘ Board Games .’ In Swap Shop , the students were required to create posters for an event that they were to plan and set up themselves , a lunchtime Swap Shop where they could trade gently loved items for new-to-you items from a friend . Fifth graders finished second term by creating their own board games . They used their cumulative English skills learned through the year plus their ability and obligation vocabulary to write the instructions and rules for their game . They had fun exchanging their games with each other and playing them . The intention of the projects was to build fluency , as well as to practice the Present Perfect form and modal verbs in English .
Rüzgar SÜMER
‘ The Swap Shop was great ! We swapped our items that we didn ’ t want or don ’ t use anymore . I swapped some minecraft figurines !’
Erel HAKİM
‘ I thought the Swap Shop was a really fun activity ! Swap Shops are beneficial because they help to save the environment . I swapped my old books for a table tennis ball !’
Defne Duru EKER
‘ We wanted to swap to take care of our environment . We must realize that it is our responsibility . I swapped my ping-pong ball for a book , and then the book for slime ! It was pretty cool
Sarp TAMER
Some people made games like monopoly , other people tried to make their own games . When we were finished , we all wanted to play each other ’ s games . Everyone ’ s board game
Azra TÜFEKÇİ
‘ We brainstormed questions we could write and thought about the rules . Then we drew a picture with steps to get to the finish line . We were excited playing the games !’
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