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April Kindly contributed by Charlotte O’Brien, Northampton College. Search for Charlotte on Easily edited to suit your own learners. April Kindly contributed by Charlotte O’Brien, Northampton College. Search for Charlotte on Easily edited to suit your own learners. Curriculum links This is a fun, short warm up activity to energise Foundation learners at the start of any lesson! It asks students to make a decision on a question and either stand up or sit down depending on their views.

 A series of questions are about to follow.  Look at the arrows underneath the questions.  If you agree with the statement next to the arrow pointing down – sit down.  If you agree with the statement next to the arrow pointing up – stand up. Sit downStand up

 Own an Xbox with Kinect or a Wii ? XBoxWii

 Be the richest person in the world with no friends or the poorest person in the world with lots of friends? Rich + Lonely Poor with friends

 Would you rather skip Christmas for a year, or skip your birthday for a year? ChristmasBirthday

 Would you rather kiss a jellyfish or step on a crab? JellyfishCrab

 Would you rather have x- ray vision or bionic hearing? X Ray visionBionic Hearing

 Would you rather find true love or 10 million pounds? True love10million pounds

 Would you rather be trapped in an elevator with wet dogs or with three fat men with bad breath? DogsMen

 Always have perfect hair or always have perfect teeth? HairTeeth

 Lets get down to business!