Christmas Gifts and Presents Word Drag-and-Drop Game

The Christmas Gifts and Presents Drag-and-Drop Game

Christmas Gifts and Presents Word Drag and Drop Game

This Christmas Gift-themed drag-and-drop word game provides a fun and interactive way for students to practice gift-related vocabulary. Students can complete the activity individually or in pairs, fostering both collaboration and friendly competition.

With this game, students will enjoy learning English in a lively and festive atmosphere!

Instructions for the Christmas Gifts and Presents Drag-and-Drop Game

  1. Goal: Match each Christmas-related word with its correct description by dragging the words to the matching boxes.
  2. How to Play:
    • Look at each description carefully.
    • Drag the Christmas gift or holiday-related word from the word bank to the box that matches its description.
  3. Hints: If you’re unsure, think about the meaning of the word in relation to Christmas traditions and gift-giving.
  4. Check Your Answers: Once you’ve completed all the matches, click the “Check” button to see how you did!
  5. Bonus Activity: After finishing, try to use each word in a sentence, or discuss the best Christmas gift you’ve ever received using the new vocabulary.

Have fun and enjoy learning Christmas vocabulary with this holiday-themed game!

Christmas Gifts and Presents Word Drag-and-Drop Game

Bonus Activity: Holiday Storytelling

the Christmas Gifts and Presents Drag-and-Drop Game
Christmas Gifts and Presents Drag-and-Drop Game
  1. Objective: Use the vocabulary learned in the game to create a holiday-themed story.
  2. Instructions:
    • In pairs or small groups, students will brainstorm and write a short story about a memorable Christmas experience or a fictional holiday adventure.
    • Encourage them to incorporate at least 8 of the vocabulary words from the game into their stories.
    • After writing, students can take turns sharing their stories with the class or in smaller groups.
  3. Extension: As a follow-up, students can illustrate one scene from their story or create a holiday-themed poster that highlights the vocabulary used.

This activity reinforces the vocabulary in a creative context, enhances speaking and writing skills, and encourages collaboration among students.

Vocabulary Guide: Christmas Gifts Word Drag-and-drop for Students

Before you start the Christmas Gifts and Presents drag-and-drop game, take a look at the list of words below. These are all connected to the Christmas season and gift-giving traditions.

Familiarize yourself with each term, and if any are new to you, review the definitions provided!

  1. Stocking – a large sock hung by the fireplace, traditionally filled with small gifts.
  2. Santa – the jolly figure who brings gifts to children on Christmas Eve.
  3. Gifts – items given to others to show appreciation, especially during holidays.
  4. Presents – another word for gifts, often wrapped and given during celebrations.
  5. Holiday – a festive season, like Christmas, celebrated with family and friends.
  6. Christmas – a holiday celebrated on December 25th, marking a time for gift-giving and festivities.
  7. Ornaments – decorative items hung on a Christmas tree, adding beauty and color.
  8. Tinsel – shiny, thin strips used to decorate Christmas trees.
  9. Mistletoe – a festive plant hung in doorways, under which people traditionally kiss.
  10. Gift bag – a decorative bag used as an alternative to wrapping paper for gifts.
  11. Wishlist – a list of desired items, often written by children for Santa.
  12. Cheer – the joyful, celebratory spirit of the holiday season.
  13. Chimney – part of a house, often associated with Santa’s entry to deliver gifts.
  14. Snowflake – a unique, small piece of snow, often symbolizing winter.
  15. Gingerbread – a spiced cookie or cake, often shaped and decorated for Christmas.

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