In this video, I share a learner-centered activity called the composite person activity, which encourages creativity while practicing vocabulary related to body parts. Participants can draw or collage images of a person using various elements and then label at least 10 body parts, which helps in describing people naturally. I suggest extending the activity with a gallery walk or having learners describe their creations for others to draw, promoting speaking and listening skills in the target language. This activity is perfect for independent learners and can be included in a portfolio of journal entries.

I share resources here for language learners and teachers on my blog: https://reallifelanguage.com/
and in my book: Building Proficiency for World Language Learners: 100+ High-Interest Activities
Discover over 100 dynamic activities to make world language learning interactive and fun. I wrote this book with some of my favorite activities for educators aiming to build proficiency with high-impact strategies. https://www.routledge.com/Building-Proficiency-for-World-Language-Learners-100-High-Interest-Activities/Klimas/p/book/9781032615912