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    This document provides teaching notes for an activity where students play dominoes to form compound nouns. The activity aims to have students combine words to form compound nouns and use them in sentences. Students are divided into groups and each group is dealt dominoes with words printed on them. Players take turns matching dominoes to form compound nouns, scoring points for correct formations and additional points for using the noun in a sentence. Examples of different types of compound nouns formed - merged words, two separate words, and hyphenated words - are provided at the end.

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    This document provides teaching notes for an activity where students play dominoes to form compound nouns. The activity aims to have students combine words to form compound nouns and use them in sentences. Students are divided into groups and each group is dealt dominoes with words printed on them. Players take turns matching dominoes to form compound nouns, scoring points for correct formations and additional points for using the noun in a sentence. Examples of different types of compound nouns formed - merged words, two separate words, and hyphenated words - are provided at the end.

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    This document provides teaching notes for an activity where students play dominoes to form compound nouns. The activity aims to have students combine words to form compound nouns and use them in sentences. Students are divided into groups and each group is dealt dominoes with words printed on them. Players take turns matching dominoes to form compound nouns, scoring points for correct formations and additional points for using the noun in a sentence. Examples of different types of compound nouns formed - merged words, two separate words, and hyphenated words - are provided at the end.

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    This document provides teaching notes for an activity where students play dominoes to form compound nouns. The activity aims to have students combine words to form compound nouns and use them in sentences. Students are divided into groups and each group is dealt dominoes with words printed on them. Players take turns matching dominoes to form compound nouns, scoring points for correct formations and additional points for using the noun in a sentence. Examples of different types of compound nouns formed - merged words, two separate words, and hyphenated words - are provided at the end.

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    TEACHER’S NOTES

    WORKSHEETS, ACTIVITIE S & GA ME S Compound Noun Dominoes

    Activity Type Introduction


    Vocabulary and Speaking In this compound nouns game, students combine words together
    Game: matching, forming to form compound nouns and use them in sentences.
    sentences, freer practice
    (group work) Procedure
    Divide the students into groups of three. Give each group a set
    Focus of dominoes. Students will also need a pen and paper for keeping
    score.
    Compound nouns
    Ask the students to shuffle the dominoes and deal out five each,
    leaving the rest in a pile face-down. Tell the groups to pick up the
    Aim top domino from the pile and place it face-up on the table.
    To combine words
    together to form The first player puts down one of their dominoes on either side of
    compound nouns and use the domino on the table, making sure that the words combine to
    them in sentences. form a compound noun.

    If the player forms a compound noun successfully, they score


    a point. For an extra point, the player then uses the compound
    Preparation
    noun in a sentence.
    Make one copy of the
    dominoes for each group The other players then take it in turns to match their dominoes in
    of three and cut as the same way by putting them down at either end of the domino
    indicated. chain and making a suitable sentence when a compound noun is
    formed.

    Level If a player cannot put down one of their dominoes, they take one
    from the top of the pile and put it down if they can. If there are
    Intermediate (B1) no dominoes left in the pile, play passes to the next student.

    If another player thinks a compound noun or sentence is incorrect,


    Time they can challenge the player. If the students cannot agree, they
    ask you for help. If a compound noun is incorrect, the player must
    25 minutes
    take back the domino and play passes to the next student.

    When a player has gotten rid of all their dominoes, the game
    ends. The students then add up their scores. The player with the
    most points wins the game.

    Afterwards, check answers together as a class and elicit the


    compound nouns, pointing out how some are two words merged
    into one, some are two separate words, and some are hyphenated
    words.

    Merged: haircut, toothbrush, football, blackboard, sunrise,


    bedroom, earring, underground, rainfall, lookout, girlfriend,
    seafood, housekeeper, skydiving, , swimsuit, bedtime.

    Two separate words: bus stop, full moon, swimming pool,


    washing machine, dry cleaning, driving license.

    Hyphenated: check-in, give-away

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    COMPOUND NOUNS

    WORKSHEETS, ACTIVITIE S & GA ME S Compound Noun Dominoes

    time bus stop full moon swimming

    pool hair cut tooth brush foot

    ball black board sun rise bed

    room ear ring under ground washing

    machine dry cleaning rain fall look

    out girl friend check in sea

    food house keeper sky diving give

    away swim suit driving license bed

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