All Ears English Podcast AEE 1519: Find Your Inner Child! How to Connect Through Game Nostalgia in English
Feb 9, 2021
Discover how childhood video games can enhance your English fluency while sparking lively conversations. Explore the joy of hand games and their role in social gatherings post-pandemic. Delve into nostalgic favorites like Rock, Paper, Scissors, and uncover their cultural significance. The hosts also reflect on games like Cat's Cradle that create lasting memories with family and friends. Plus, learn about innovative programs and plans that use play to boost language skills and cultural understanding!
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Connecting Through Games
- Learn common kids' games to connect with native English speakers, especially if you live in the US and have children.
- These games are great for parties and connecting with both kids and adults through nostalgia.
Rock, Paper, Scissors
- Michelle and Lindsay discuss Rock, Paper, Scissors, a common hand game often used for decision-making.
- Lindsay mentions using it even as an adult, while Michelle describes the basic rules and variations in how it's played.
Concentration
- Concentration, another hand-clapping game, involves categories and avoiding repetition or hesitation.
- Michelle and Lindsay reminisce about the game, noting its usefulness for practicing vocabulary.