This worksheet is a speaking activity called "Find Someone Who..." It helps you practice asking questions and talking about likes and dislikes with your classmates. You don’t fill it out alone — you walk around, ask people, and write their names if they say “Yes.”
Here’s how to use it:
1. Pick one picture (like ice cream, soccer, or McDonald’s).
2. Ask a classmate:
→ “Do you like [ice cream]?”
3. If they say:
→ “Yes, I like ice cream.” → Write their name under that picture.
→ “No, I don’t like ice cream.” → Try someone else.
4. Keep going until you find at least one person for each picture — or as many as you can!
You can also make up new ones in the blank boxes at the bottom — maybe “pizza,” “dogs,” “video games,” or “rainy days.”
Tip: Practice saying both the question and the answer clearly:
- A: Do you like ______?
- B: Yes, I like ______. / No, I don’t like ______.
Have fun talking to your friends!
Final Answer: This is a conversation game — ask classmates “Do you like ___?” and write their names if they say yes. Fill in blanks with your own ideas too.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of icebreaker find someone who worksheet.
