| 1. Present | 30 minutes | Initial Reflection:<br>- Show images or videos of traditional games.<br>- Ask students: "Have you played these games?"<br>- Discuss: "What verbs or actions do you do during these games?" | - Use visual aids and gestures for understanding.<br>- Encourage all students to share, fostering inclusive participation. |
| 2. Collect | 20 minutes | Prior Knowledge Activity:<br>- Brainstorm: "What verbs or words do you know related to playing games?"<br>- List responses on the board.<br>- Discuss vocabulary already known. | - Use pictures and simple language.<br>- Respect different language abilities; support with visuals. |
| 3. Formulate | 15 minutes | Define the Problem:<br>- Present the challenge: "Can we create our own traditional game that uses verbs and vocabulary?"<br>- Clarify what is needed: rules, actions, words. | - Ensure the problem is accessible and engaging.<br>- Use inclusive language to motivate all students. |
| 4. Organize | 30 minutes | Team Formation & Planning:<br>- Divide students into small diverse teams.<br>- Assign roles (e.g., leader, recorder, presenter).<br>- Plan game ideas incorporating verbs and vocabulary. | - Mix abilities to promote inclusion.<br>- Use visual organizers to help plan. |
| 5. Build | 40 minutes | Strategy Execution:<br>- Teams create simple rules and actions for their traditional game.<br>- Prepare materials if needed.<br>- Practice the game within the team. | - Encourage creativity and cultural diversity.<br>- Support students with language difficulties. |
| 6. Verify & Analyze | 30 minutes | Game Play & Feedback:<br>- Teams play each other’s games.<br>- Observe use of verbs and vocabulary.<br>- Discuss: "Which words did you use?" "Did everyone understand the actions?" | - Foster respectful feedback.<br>- Adapt rules for inclusion and clarity. |
| 7. Share | 25 minutes | Present & Reflect:<br>- Each team presents their game to the class.<br>- Share experiences and vocabulary used.<br>- Class discusses what was learned about verbs, vocabulary, and traditional games. | - Use visual aids and gestures.<br>- Encourage all students to participate and share. |