In the Around The World ESL activity, students describe a multi-stage journey involving various forms of transportation.
Use the Bingo ESL game to practise any kind of vocabulary pairs, including ordinal numbers, nationalities, phonics, and antonyms.
The Comparative Clues ESL activity is a version of Twenty Questions in which students can only use comparatives questions.
Students do the Create A Country ESL project in pairs or small groups, then present their country to the class.
In The Travellers ESL activity, groups invent a trip they have been on, describe it to the class, and answer questions about their experiences.
In the Where Am I ESL game, students try to guess places from their classmates’ clues.
In the Where In The World ESL activity, students speculate where in the world a photo might have been taken.
In the Telephone Pictionary ESL activity, students pass information in secret (like in Telephone), but alternate between drawings and written descriptions.
