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Spanish: Restaurant Vocabulary Taboo Speaking Game

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Cover: Spanish Taboo speaking game cards on El restaurante, with a drawing of a waiter taking a couple's order
Title card to introduce the restaurant speaking round
Taboo card: students describe un camarero (a waiter) in Spanish without saying pedir, la comida, llamar or pagar
Circumlocution practice for restaurant roles
Taboo card: students get partners to guess un pedido (an order) while avoiding comer, el plato, elegir and escribir
Pair play with ordering vocabulary
Taboo card for un plato (a dish): describe it in Spanish without la carne, el pescado, un postre or una ensalada
Group round focused on food categories
Kitchen card: students describe la cocina (the kitchen) without saying cocinar, el horno, la estufa or preparar
Prompt for talking about cooking and appliances
Tableware card: describe los platos (the dishes) without los cubiertos, las placas, los vasos or las cucharas
Table-setting words for a guessing round
Menu card: students explain la carta (the menu) in Spanish while avoiding una lista, la comida, elegir, una oferta
Use when practising menu and choice vocabulary
Drinks card: students describe las bebidas (the drinks) in Spanish without saying el vino, la soda, el agua or beber
Beverage round; time each describer for extra challenge
Main course card: describe un plato principal (an entree) avoiding un primer plato, un postre, una carne, un pescado
Meal-courses round: talking about main dishes
Starter card: students describe una entrada (a starter) without saying una ensalada, comenzar, pequeño or una sopa
Pair with the entree card to discuss meal order
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Grade 9, 10, 11, 12

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This Spanish Taboo Speaking Game focuses on restaurant vocabulary. It comes with instructions for how to play the game. The game cards can be printed 1 per page or 4 per page.

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3 PDFs with ready to print pages

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