In the Build A Body ESL activity, students have to stick labels of body parts on a classmate or a wall/table.
The Call My Bluff ESL game is a version of the popular definitions quiz show, great for a higher-level warmer/time-filler, or modal verbs of possibility.
The Can’t Stop ESL game is a variation on the board game of the same name, in which students have to answer consecutive questions correctly to win.
In the Catch And Conjugate ESL game, students throw a ball around, conjugating irregular verbs as they go.
Do the Catch Up Party ESL activity with your class and find out what everyone’s been doing recently.
In the Celebrity Chefs ESL activity, students pretend they are a famous chef on TV, and demonstrate a recipe for the class.
In the Celebrity Interview ESL activity students role-play a TV talk-show style interview.
In the Change Chairs ESL game (also known as Fruit Bowl), students have to change chairs if the sentence spoken by another student is true for them.
A version of the classic party game, the Charades ESL game is a fun way to practise many different types of vocabulary or grammar.
In the City Of The Future ESL project, students create an annotated picture to illustrate what they think the city of the future might look like.
In the City Walking Tour ESL activity students plan a route around a city and write the directions needed to follow it.
In the Class Adventure ESL activity, you and your class set out on a trip together, but things don’t go according to plan.
In the Class Emoji Story ESL activity students create a spoken story, adding sentences for each emoji prompt.
The Class Trip ESL activity consists of several short exercises related to an imaginary trip.
The Classroom City ESL activity is a role play setup for practising shopping interactions and everyday conversations.
The Classroom Restaurant ESL activity transforms your class into a dining experience, where your students can practise food vocabulary and ordering/serving.
The Comparative Clues ESL activity is a version of Twenty Questions in which students can only use comparatives questions.
In the Complete The Map ESL activity, students have to complete the map of a town using written clues.
The Compound Pictionary ESL game is a variation on normal Pictionary in which each team draws part of a compound noun.
In the Concentration ESL Game (also known as Match Up or Memory), students have to remember the positions of matching vocabulary words/images.
In the Text Erase ESL activity students have to erase one, two or three consecutive words from a paragraph, without making it grammatically incorrect.
