Questions Only is a really fun game, and a good one to practise oracy skills of listening and responding. Try playing it using some of the following scenarios:
You’re decorating a Christmas tree with your friend
You’re having breakfast with your family and you see that it’s snowing outside
You’re at home in the holidays and you realise you’ve had enough of screens
Maybe the game will go something like this:
[Decorating a Christmas tree]
Wow, what’s all this shiny stuff?
Don’t you know what it’s called?
Well don’t you?!
Where does the name ‘tinsel’ come from?
Is it made of tin?
Do you think it is?
Where does tin come from?
Does it come out of the ground?
I thought it comes from cans. Oops – that wasn’t a question… you win!!
Tips for playing this popular P4C warm-up game which develops creative thinking plus turn-taking, listening, responding, and recognising shapes.
The game ‘Odd One Out’ is a great way to begin lessons on specific themes or topics - you can quickly create a resource box that will last for the duration of the topic.

Can they remember what everyone else said?