1. For vocab: A Memory game- With a partner, create a list of 20-26 vocab words with its definitions (even numbers, because later you'll need to pair the word with the definition). Just follow the rules of the old game, and you will be practicing your words. To add a little twist, after you finish pairing up the words, try to write sentences with each. This game can also be use with conjugations -specially those hard ones stem-changing or irregular verbs.
2. To practice Direct and Indirect Objects: For this you might need to consult a native speaker or your teacher, just to be sure that you've written a list of correct 5 sentences. These sentences will have all the elements (Subject + Verb + Direct object + Indirect Object + Circumstantial Object). Afterwards, re-write your sentences using the direct and indirect object pronouns. "Break down" each sentence in pieces. The complete sentences in individual bags as group "A", the same with the "pronoun" sentences as group B. With some friends, practice your sentence writing skills and use of direct and indirect object pronouns by trying to put together each sentence in the correct order.
3. To review chapters: Play Jeopardy. This is the best game to review a lot of different categories (grammar, translations, culture, vocab). Along with a friend, plan a Jeopardy session using Power Point -there are a lot of templates for educational purpose that you can download to your computer-. Be creative in your questions and sentences. Use examples from the book to be sure that you have all the correct grammar covered, or look for more examples on the web.
Hope these tips help. The best part of all the game scene is the prep. It will give you time to think the language and practice while having fun.
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