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The activity requires pictures of zoo animals animals (for sustainability the teacher can paint them on scrap paper). Furthermore, the teacher needs to prepare questions related to the animals. It is important to hold up the correct pictures while asking the questions. The The questions are answered by the students imitating the correct animal. For example, if the teacher asks : "Which of these two animals has orange fur? While " while holding up a picture of an elephant and a tiger the students would all roar like a tiger. At the end, the teacher will state states the correct animal and the students will repeat the name of the animal. The questions should not be too hard for the participants to answer, or it won’t be fun. It should definitely be introduced properly so properly so there won’t be misunderstandings.
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The students shouldn’t feel overwhelming pressure of being in the spotlight on their own. A A possible difficulty might be that students will not know the answer or how to imitate certain animals for , in which case the teacher or assistants will have to be prepared to help out.
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