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"Hi, I am Katalin, the creator of creativity of Hungary. I am here on behalf of Expert Village. I am going to give you some tips for travel games with teenagers. I am going to say a word first, and then Barbara can say anything that actually rhymes with this/these word(s). It can be shorter, it can be longer, the main point is the rhyming. It can develop your child's sense of rhymes and how words are written and how words sound. Because some words, even if you write them in the same way, you have to pronounce them differently. It can help them develop this knowledge. Are you ready to start? Of course. My first word is orange - boring. Fox - box Cool - fool It is a good idea to choose words that connect to their teenage hood, that are relevant. That is why I choose cool or party or you can also choose fashion, jeans or anything that they are interested in. It can be a very good icebreaker. They will open up much easier later on when you want to have a chat with them."
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