|   Re: 101 Ways To Use Your Whiteboard - the challenge 
 37 - to play hangman
 38 - to write anagrams
 
 39 - to play tic tac toe
 
 40 - to write questions for the listening exercises
 
 41 - to write student's names to keep running totals for those who refuse to speak in English and leave their home language alone for 2 minutes much to the distraction of their own learning and the rest of the class
 
 42 - to write rhymes/poems
 
 43 - to play class word associations
 
 44 - to play spot the differences (if you're there prior to the class and have any art skills whatsoever!)
 
 45 - to show skeleton essay structures
 
 46 - to explain tag questions in different colours
 
 47 - to practice numbers and letter pronunciation (eg.  6 six 36 thirty six, 736, 7364,...adding numbers to each side)
 
 48 - to draw a clock - amazing how many high advanced students still struggle to tell the time
 
 49 - to write the date (and ask how to read it in British and American)
 
 MY FAVOURITE - 50 - to write a quote of the day/word of the day/impossible riddle of the day
 
 51 - to write group numbers and information before a test.
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