This document outlines an icebreaker activity called "Let's Play" where students go around the room asking classmates yes or no questions to complete a survey. The game helps students practice asking questions and requires them to meet many different people. It provides a list of 20 questions for students to ask each other about things like family members, pets, interests and habits to learn interesting facts about their classmates.

2. LET’S PLAY:
 In this game the students go around the room
and find classmates who can answer "yes" to a
list of questions. This game is useful in two ways:
1) You practise turning statements into
questions.
2) You have to meet many different people to
complete the survey. (You can't rely on just a few
friends.)
 DO NOT USE ONE NAME MORE THAN
ONCE!

3. DON’T BE SHY ANT TRY TO SPEAK TO
EVERYBODY. YOU’LL FIND OUT
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT YOUR
CLASSMATES.

4. FIND SOMEONE
WHO…
1. …… has one brother.
2. …… has a sister.
3. …… lives with the grandmother.
4. …… has a cat.
5. …… gets scared when he/she sees
spider.
6. …… gets sad when he/she is sick.

5. FINDS SOMEONE
WHO…
7. .........Is happy about today’s weahter.
8. .........Skipped breakfast today.
9. .........Is younger than you
10. .........Has argued with a friend recently.
11. .........Watches more than 5 hours of tv
every day.
12. .........Has cried recently

6. FIND SOMEONE
WHO…
13. ………..Wants to visit New York.
14………… Speaks four languages.
15………….Bites his/her nails.
16. …………Plays on sports’ team
17. …………can’t whistle.
18. …………Is allergic to something.
19. …………Wears glasses for reading.
20. …………doesn’t like fish.

7. GUIDED QUESTIONS
TO FIND SOMEONE
WHO…
 1. Do you have one brother?
 2. Do you have a sister?
 3. Do you live with your grandmother?
 4. Do you have a cat?
 5. Do you get scared when you see spider?
 6. Do you get sad when you are sick?