Let me explain: we have a wonderful game we play at school called Hearts and Bombs. The basic premise (in my version) is thus: A grid of 25 squares; teams take it in turns to choose squares; hearts add 10 points, bombs remove 10 points; other squares have grammar questions which add or remove 5 points depending on a correct answer or not. Simple.
We love it at the school because it's simple, and yet everybody loves it. I seldom use it with my adults but the handful of times that I've done it they love it too. However, I think that my Pre-Int students via Vkontakte.ru (the Russian Facebook) have made their feelings a little too clear.
Do you think they're trying to tell me something?
2 comments:
The illegimate love child of minesweeper and trivial persuit.
Could you not take it international:
Ballot boxes and Armalites perhaps?
(PS - more snow and councils are moaning about the price of grit... Bloody hell, banana republic, here we come)
PPS:Does the lass (third one down) need help getting a UK passport? I think I could possibly help...
[No, Interpol, I'd didn't mean it..Rendition? Oh. No, not now, pleeease....]
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