Loads of loverly language, mainly fun, and all PDFed. About 10 there so far, and many more coming up soon as I’m teaching a 12 hour course Business English course on this topic and by no means have enough materials yet!
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Thank you so much for sharing this great material, Alex.
It’s good to see this gamelike approach to dealing with serious business topics – much appreciated and will be shared as samples of best practice.
Business people are tired by the end of a long working day and having a worthy but very serious lesson is one option but not always the best one for retention and motivation.
Marisa
Thanks Marisa, always good to get feedback on the photocopiables, which get the most hits and the least comments.
Had a similar conversation with my boss about games in Biz classes. Might try and get a whole blog post out of the topic
Three more worksheets and a lesson plan now up, but I wasn’t entirely happy with how the lesson went, so ideas from others would be happily received