Happy. Valentine s. Day! Go Ahead. 1 Space. Go Ahead. 2 Spaces. Go forward 2 Spaces. Have you ever been hit by Cupid?

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1 Name 3 romance movies. What does head over heels in love mean? Do you know any love songs? Happy Valentine s When is Valentine s Day? Miss a Turn Go forward 2 Spaces Day! Have you ever sent a Valentine s card to someone? Do you believe in love at first sight? Do you know any love poems? Have you ever been hit by Cupid? Have you ever received chocolates? Trade places with another player What is the most romantic movie you have seen? What does Valentine s Day celebrate? Name 3 places people go on Valentine s Day Name 3 things people do on Valentine s Day. Name 3 Valentine s Day gifts. Go back! You got hit by Cupid Go Back! You got hit by Cupid! Have you ever written a love note? Go Ahead 1 Space Who would be your ideal Valentine? Toss a coin. For heads move 2 squares. For tails move 1 square. When you land on a square you must answer the question in the square. The first person to reach Cupid is the winner! Are you a romantic? What did you do last Valentines s day? Have you ever spent Valentine s Day alone? You found Cupid! You win! Go Ahead 2 Spaces What are the Valentine s Day colors? What do roses symbolize?

2 Happy Valentine s Day! How many words can you make out of Happy Valentine s Day?

3 Love Idioms Cupid ~ symbol of love ~ an angel usually with a bow and arrow if you get hit by cupid s arrow then you will be struck by love - catch someone's eye ~ to be attractive to another person: "The new man in the office caught my eye." to fancy someone ~ to find someone attractive: "My friend really fancies Johnny Depp!" to have a crush on someone ~ to be infatuated with one person: "When I was in grade 6, I had a crush on my teacher." To break someone s heart ~ to cause great emotional pain: He broke my heart, I never want to see him again. to have the hots for someone ~ to find someone very attractive: "I ve got the hots for the new guy at work." to go out with someone ~ to date someone, to be a couple: "They have been going out for two months. to go steady ~ to go out with someone for a period of time, to be a couple: "We've been going steady since we were in high school." to fall for someone ~ to fall in love: "They fell in love the day they met!" To be crazy about someone ~ to madly in love with someone: She is crazy about him. to fall head over heels for someone ~ to completely fall in love: "She fell head over heels for Johnny." to be lovey-dovey ~ for a couple to behave in a way that shows how much they are in love: "They're so loveydovey, always kissing, holding hands and looking into each other's eyes." to have eyes only for ~ to be attracted to only one person: "He only has eyes only for Kate." to be the apple of someone's eye ~ to be loved by someone, like a father, or grandparent: "She's the apple of her father's eye." a love-nest ~ the place where two lovers live: "They went back to their love-nest after the movie." to be the love of someone's life ~ to be loved by one person: "She has always been the love of Jack s life." puppy love ~ love between teenagers: "It's just puppy love it won t last long!" to get hitched: ~ to get married: "We ve decided to get hitched next summer." to tie the knot ~ to get married: "So when are they tying the knot?" to be on the rocks ~ a relationship that is in difficulty: "Their marriage was on the rocks for a long time so it was no surprise when they decided to get divorced." to have a stormy relationship ~ a relationship with many fights: "Jan and Tom are always unhappy. They have a very stormy relationship." Love is blind ~ when you are in love with someone, you are blind to their faults: I don t understand what she sees in him. I guess it is true what they say about love.love is blind. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder ~ beauty is subjective: I don t know what he sees in her. Well you know what they say beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Let your heart rule your head ~ allow your emotions to control your rational thinking: Kate lets her heart rule her head when it comes to making decisions around her kids.

4 Define love What are you going to do this Valentine s Day? Do you think Valentine s Day is too commercial? Do you believe in love at first sight? Talk about someone who caught your eye. Talk about someone you have fancied in the past. Has someone you didn t like ever have a crush on you? Have you ever broken someone s heart?

5 Have you ever had a broken heart? Has your best friend ever had the hots for the same person that you had the hots for? Have you ever gone steady with anyone? Could you ever fall for someone who is not your type? Have you ever fallen head over heels for someone? Have you ever been the apple of someone s eye? Have you ever known anyone who only had eyes for one person? Talk about time when you saw a couple being lovey dovey.

6 Have you ever experienced puppy love? Do you know anyone who is getting hitched this summer? Do you know anyone who tied the knot last year? Have you ever been in a stormy relationship? Do you know anyone whose marriage in on the rocks? Give an example of love being blind. Give an example of beauty being in the eye of the beholder. Give an example of someone letting their heart rule their head.

7 love Valentine heart couple heart affection couple sweetheart boyfriend girlfriend love emotion couple together boyfriend girlfriend romance puppylove getting hitched love at first sight love desire couple teenager affection love married together wedding love first time broken heart lovey dovey Have a crush (on someone) fall in love sad pain cry kiss hold hands hug like desire affectionate be strong feelings couple hots go steady stormy relationship Love nest desire attraction sexy together date couple fight argue couple lovers home couple

8 Happy Valentine s Day Activities Prior to doing the conversation cards and playing taboo, go over the idioms with the students. The conversation cards and taboo cards are based on the idioms. Once you have gone over the idioms, the students can do the conversation cards in pairs. To play taboo, you can do this activity in pairs, groups or two teams. For pairs: The cards are divided up between two students. The students take turns trying to get the other student to guess the word on the top of the card. They do this by trying to explain what the word or phrase means but they can not use any of the words on the card. If the student guesses the correct word, then they get to keep the card. The student with the most cards wins. This also works for small groups. For two teams in class The cards are placed at the front of the class. A student from one team comes up and takes a card. The student has to try to get the other students to guess the word on the top of the card. They do this by trying to explain what the word or phrase means but they can not use any of the words on the card. When a student guesses the word, they get a point for their team. The student who gets the point for their team then takes a turn to describe the taboo word on the card.

9 For an extra listening and reading activity here is a link to an old famous song Cupid by Sam Cooke Cupid Cupid draw back your bow And let your arrow Straight to my lover's for me, for me Cupid please hear my And let your fly Straight to my lover's heart for me Now I don't mean to bother you but I'm in distress There's of me losing all of my happiness For I a girl who doesn't know I exist And this you can fix please hear my cry And let your arrow fly Straight to my heart for me Now, Cupid, don't you hear me Calling you I you Cupid me So Cupid draw back your And let your go Straight to my lover's heart for me, nobody but me please hear my cry And let your arrow Straight to my lover's heart for me Now, Cupid with your arrow make a love for me I I will lover her until eternity I know between the two of us her heart we can steal Help me if you will So Cupid draw back your bow And let your arrow go to my lover's heart for me, but me

10 Cupid Cupid draw back your bow And let your arrow go Straight to my lover's heart for me, for me Cupid please hear my cry And let your arrow fly Straight to my lover's heart for me Cupid please hear my cry And let your arrow fly Straight to my lover's heart for me Now, Cupid, don't you hear me Calling you I need you Cupid Help me Now I don't mean to bother you but I'm in distress There's danger of me losing all of my happiness For I love a girl who doesn't know I exist And this you can fix So Cupid draw back your bow And let your arrow go Straight to my lover's heart for me, nobody but me Cupid please hear my cry And let your arrow fly Straight to my lover's heart for me Now, Cupid with your arrow make a love storm for me I promise I will lover her until eternity I know between the two of us her heart we can steal Help me if you will So Cupid draw back your bow And let your arrow go Straight to my lover's heart for me, nobody but me

11 "That's Amore" (In Napoli where love is king When boy meets girl here's what they say) When the hits your eye like a big apple/pizza/cherry pie When the world seems to shine like you've had too much Hells/Bells/Wells will ring ting-a-ling-a-ling, ting-a-ling-a-ling And you'll "Vita bella" Hearts will play/pray/pay tippy-tippy-tay, tippy-tippy-tay Like a gay tarantella When the make you rule/fool/drool just like a pasta fazool When you dance down the street with a at your feet You're in love When you walk in a dream/team/cream but you know you're not seniore Scuzza me, but you see, back in cold/bold/old Napoli When the hits your eye like a big apple/pizza/cherry pie () When the world seems to shine like you've had too much () Hells/Bells/Wells will ring ting-a-ling-a-ling, ting-a-ling-a-ling And you'll "Vita bella" (Vita bell- Vita bella) Hearts will play/pray/pay tippy-tippy-tay, tippy-tippy-tay Like a gay tarantella (lucky fella) When the make you rule/fool/drool just like pasta fazool () When you dance down the street with a at your feet You're in love When you walk in a dream/team/cream but you know you're not seniore Scuzza me, but you see, back in cold/bold/old Napoli, (amore) Find words with the same meaning: happy excuse me love

12 Answer key "That's Amore" (In Napoli where love is king When boy meets girl here's what they say) When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie When the world seems to shine like you've had too much wine Bells will ring ting-a-ling-a-ling, ting-a-ling-a-ling And you'll sing "Vita bella" Hearts will play tippy-tippy-tay, tippy-tippy-tay Like a gay tarantella When the stars make you drool just like a pasta fazool When you dance down the street with a cloud at your feet You're in love When you walk in a dream but you know you're not Dreaming seniore Scuzza me, but you see, back in old Napoli When the moon hits you eye like a big pizza pie () When the world seems to shine like you've had too much wine () Bells will ring ting-a-ling-a-ling, ting-a-ling-a-ling And you'll sing "Vita bella" (Vita bell- Vita bella) Hearts will play tippy-tippy-tay, tippy-tippy-tay Like a gay tarantella (lucky fella) When the stars make you drool just like a pasta fazool () When you dance down the street with a cloud at your feet You're in love When you walk in a dream but you know you're not Dreaming seniore Scuzza me, but you see, back in old Napoli, (amore) Find words with the same meaning: happy gay excuse me scuzza me love amore

13 Valentine s Day Vocabulary Directions: Match the columns. Write the letters on the lines. 1. m red roses a. abbreviation for February 2. love b. agreed to get married 3. valentines c. beautiful, blooming plants 4. heart d. candlelit dinner for two 5. red and pink e. cards for Valentine s Day 6. candy f. colors of Valentine s Day 7. flowers g. container for flowers 8. Cupid h. date of Valentine s Day 9. engagement ring i. electronic card (computer) 10. vase j. he flies with a bow and arrow 11. I love you! k. married man 12. February 14 l. married woman 13. Feb. m. most popular flower on V-Day 14. romantic dinner n. musical instrument 15. violin o. popular shape on V-Day 16. husband p. ring for a fiancée 17. wife q. say this to the one you love 18. surprise r. something unexpected 19. E-card s. strong feeling of affection 20. engaged t. sweet treat

14 Speaking and listening Get more "love" resources Let s talk about LOVE Conversation cards Have you ever been in love? How did you feel? What is love? Give your own definition. Discuss in group. Think of a modern love story. Tell it to the class. In which fairy tales is love important? Tell one in your own words. At what age do people get married in your country? What about you? Describe your ideal partner. Say what they should look like (e.g. tall, handsome, fit) or be like (e.g. friendly, romantic, rich). How long have your parents been married? (or: How long were they married?) Have you ever attended a wedding ceremony? What happens? Have you ever been on a blind date? Would you like to? Why or why not? Have you ever had a broken heart? What happened? Talk about it if you want. Is it possible to find a partner online? Is it safe? Discuss in group. Money can t buy love. Do you agree? Discuss. How many marriages end in divorce nowadays? Discuss. Do research. Are same-sex relationships accepted in your country? What s your view on them? There is no difference between a wise man and a fool when they fall in love. Explain this saying. Do you agree? Do you believe in love at first sight? Discuss. Until death do us part. Where are these words spoken? When? Why? Love is blind. Can you explain this proverb? Do you agree? Rank chronologically (1-7) get married fancy someone grow old together fall in love get engaged go on honeymoon have children Match words and pictures 50th wedding anniversary divorce engagement ring honeymoon wedding cake wedding ceremony wedding ring 4 5 Tick if you know love affair love bite love letter lovebirds loveseat lovesick puppy love Pick two and explain in English. 7 6

15 D F A H A L C M P P U G S Y Y S N Q J A Z A F F E E S N B S U I I C C T H N E D W D O E F D D Z L T R B G O B U H K O D O P N O E E M W I Z H O A O A O A E S D S R U E N Y V H N I E F N E T D S R W L M L L Y T P R C E M E O P A P T S O G S A W Y E O A L S R I T B Y K I S S B D D H O C N H Q N Z R C N O U N I D R A F J H H N E B E V V C D T L R S O E O K N F L A M E P R P E R M A E A E W N Y S A H C N G L O V E B I R D S J A S R F T L D Z E U E C D S Z G K E L O M T G Y P G R T N O A E J Z S H A E M Y Z A R C F E C K X W O D T U C J D N I O S D M E H S P Z M N E T A R O C E D T Y A T K T X Y M R P M E V A D L U W N D E O B V J H C F S D I O I A B W B G E S V C M V U Q X U L S H R E F I L N R H F E B R U A R Y S W E E T S I O T V O U P O E E C G A N W A H M V Y L B N E R L C O T Z B U V O R X S E F N C C B O U V O P E I J D Q P R C C E T J T S D R A C J E R V D O H D F N H A Z Q I D F Z P S N O I T C E F F A L C A B E T V D A R L I N G A U T I V J K M G L E U Y O I U K E U K G G C U M E R H H R K E S L V I F H R R V R V U X Z A N O H R A U Y N L R L N O B R F D M L K E B Q N B R U E I E F I M K I E N Q W G T B C F E P H D U O X Y A S D E V O L E B E N D E A R M E N T Y C U O Z L R E E C N A M O R V D T L B X I F T G F S E G B U T D ADMIRER ADORE AFFECTION AMOROUS ANGEL BALLOONS BELOVED BOUQUET CANDY CARD CARNATION CHARMED CHERISH CHERUB CHOCOLATE COURTING COURTSHIP CRAZY CRUSH CUPID DARLING DATE DEAR DECORATE DESIRE DEVOTION DOVES EMBRACE ENAMORED ENDEARMENT ENVELOPE FEBRUARY FLAME FLIRT FLOWERS FONDNESS FRIEND GIFT HEART HEARTTHROB HOLIDAY HONEY HUG KISS LIKE LOVE LOVEBIRDS PINK POEM RED ROMANCE SWEETHEART SWEETS TENDERNESS VALENTINE

16 D F A H A L C M P P U G S Y Y S N Q J A Z A F F E E S N B S U I I C C T H N E D W D O E F D D Z L T R B G O B U H K O D O P N O E E M W I Z H O A O A O A E S D S R U E N Y V H N I E F N E T D S R W L M L L Y T P R C E M E O P A P T S O G S A W Y E O A L S R I T B Y K I S S B D D H O C N H Q N Z R C N O U N I D R A F J H H N E B E V V C D T L R S O E O K N F L A M E P R P E R M A E A E W N Y S A H C N G L O V E B I R D S J A S R F T L D Z E U E C D S Z G K E L O M T G Y P G R T N O A E J Z S H A E M Y Z A R C F E C K X W O D T U C J D N I O S D M E H S P Z M N E T A R O C E D T Y A T K T X Y M R P M E V A D L U W N D E O B V J H C F S D I O I A B W B G E S V C M V U Q X U L S H R E F I L N R H F E B R U A R Y S W E E T S I O T V O U P O E E C G A N W A H M V Y L B N E R L C O T Z B U V O R X S E F N C C B O U V O P E I J D Q P R C C E T J T S D R A C J E R V D O H D F N H A Z Q I D F Z P S N O I T C E F F A L C A B E T V D A R L I N G A U T I V J K M G L E U Y O I U K E U K G G C U M E R H H R K E S L V I F H R R V R V U X Z A N O H R A U Y N L R L N O B R F D M L K E B Q N B R U E I E F I M K I E N Q W G T B C F E P H D U O X Y A S D E V O L E B E N D E A R M E N T Y C U O Z L R E E C N A M O R V D T L B X I F T G F S E G B U T D ADMIRER ADORE AFFECTION AMOROUS ANGEL BALLOONS BELOVED BOUQUET CANDY CARD CARNATION CHARMED CHERISH CHERUB CHOCOLATE COURTING COURTSHIP CRAZY CRUSH CUPID DARLING DATE DEAR DECORATE DESIRE DEVOTION DOVES EMBRACE ENAMORED ENDEARMENT ENVELOPE FEBRUARY FLAME FLIRT FLOWERS FONDNESS FRIEND GIFT HEART HEARTTHROB HOLIDAY HONEY HUG KISS LIKE LOVE LOVEBIRDS PINK POEM RED ROMANCE SWEETHEART SWEETS TENDERNESS VALENTINE