THE BODY

head

ears

eyes

mouth

nose

hair

neck
lips

eyebrow

chin

cheek

elbow

arm

shoulder
chest

back

hand

thigh

knee

leg

foot / feet

PREPOSITION

behind

next

in front of

near

in

at
from

out

between

through

up

along
into

after

down

around

on

over
under

across

for

by

DESCRITION

We start a common  English lesson in the informatics classroom. Then, the teacher reads us what she wants  to tell our parents at the meeting with them in the afternoon.
After this, she decides to test Marco, because he makes a noise with the chair....but she changes idea, and she decides to do some exercise together to practice lthe preposition and the part of the body.
She starts with an easy exercise like "touch your feet" or "touch your mouth", "touch your leg with the right hand" or "put your hands on your shoulder"; and finishes with a harder order: "took the girl/boy and dance together". These order is difficult, because we're not familiar with one another yet, and we're embarrassed.
We laugh a lot in the final part of the lesson because some mates are  very awkward.
At last, we have learnt preposition and body's part in  a funny and unusual way. This is called reactive learning.