This document provides instructions for playing "Simon Says" to teach vocabulary about parts of the body. The game is played where students must follow instructions preceded by "Simon says" and not follow instructions without it. If a student performs an instruction without the prefix, they are out of the game. The teacher provides a script with instructions to touch, open, wave, shake, and wiggle different body parts to get students familiar with those vocabulary words through an engaging game.

1. Teaching Vocabulary about
Part of
Body through “ Simon says”

2. • Explain the rules of ‘Simon
says’ and play a first practice
round to catch
• someone ‘out’ so the students
can see how the game works.

3. The rules are:
• If the teacher’s instructions are preceded by the
phrase ‘Simon says…’ as in‘Simon says touch your
toes’ then the students must do it.
• But if the teacher simply says ‘Touch your
legs!’, then the students must not do it.
• Any student performing the direct command with
no ‘Simon says…’ is ‘out’ and must stand aside/not
participate.
• The game continues until most students are ‘out’.
• You don’t need to adhere strictly to the rules. If
you catch most students at one go, you can laugh
and announce ‘Caught you!’ and then everyone is
back ‘in’ until you manage to catch them again.

4. Teacher’s script
• Simon says touch your legs. Simon says touch
your arms. Simon says touch your ears. Touch
your nose!
• Simon says open your eyes. Simon says open your
hands. Open your mouth!
• Simon says wave your hands. Simon says shake
your hands. Simon says shake your head. Simon
says shake your feet. Shake your hands!
• Simon says wiggle your head. Simon says wiggle
your body. Simon says wiggle your ears.
• (If no-one can do it: You’re all out!)