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Class Selection Argument with Parent | Language Role Play Activity

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Class Selection Argument with Parent | Language Role Play Activity preview
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Cover slide titled 'Class Selection Argument with Parent' introduces the parent-child role-play activity.
Cover of the course selection role-play activity
Role-play directions: partners act as a child choosing a course and a parent who disagrees with the choice.
Partner directions and parent character choices
Role-play requirements: each student speaks at least 10 lines, asks a question, brings a prop, and memorizes lines.
Four requirements for each student's performance
Role-play checklist awards 8 points for writing and memorizing 10 lines each, 1 for a prop, and 1 for a question.
Ten-point checklist for the role-play skit
Demanding parent character slide for the course selection role-play shows two adults confronting a seated child.
Parent character option 1: demanding
Irritable parent character slide identifies one of four parent roles for the course selection disagreement.
Parent character option 2: irritable
Too Busy parent character slide identifies one of four parent roles for the course selection disagreement.
Parent character option 3: too busy
Controlling parent character slide identifies one of four parent roles for the course selection disagreement.
Parent character option 4: controlling
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This resource is a Class Selection Argument with Parent.

This is a Language Role Play Activity where students will pretend that they are parents trying to select a school for their child.

Requirements:

  1. 1. Each student will speak at least 10 lines. 

2. Each student will ask a question based on their lines.

3. Each student will bring a prop to use in the role play.

4. Students will memorize their lines and act dramatically according to their roles.

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1 PowerPoint with 7 interactive slides

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