The Tic-Tac-Toe ESL game is a version of the classic game in which players can only draw their symbol if they complete a mini language task successfully.
The Time Bomb Hot Potato ESL game is a variation on Hot Potato, using a countdown timer instead of music.
The Timeline ESL game is based on the card game of the same name, in which players try and put famous historical events in chronological order.
The Twenty Questions ESL game is the classic parlour game in which students have to find out what their classmate is thinking of, using only yes/no questions.
The Twenty-One ESL game is a version of a popular party game in which counting gets harder and harder as numbers are replaced by other words/sounds/gestures.
The Two Truths And A Lie ESL activity is a bluffing game that’s perfect for getting to know your students, practising questions, or a number of different grammar topics.
In the Vocabulary Tennis ESL game (also known as word tennis or vocabulary volleyball), students trade vocabulary words from a pre-defined category.
The Wheel of Fortune ESL game is a version of the famous TV game show based on Hangman.
The Whisper Challenge ESL game is a guessing game in which students silently mouth words or phrases to their partner.
In the Word Association Pass ESL activity, students throw a ball to each other and make a chain of associated words.
In the Word Builder ESL activity, students build words from a large set of random letters.
In the Word Scramble ESL activity, students find a list of words from a set of scrambled letters.
The Word Wheel ESL game is a common puzzle in which students have to make words from nine letters arranged in the shape of a wheel, always using the centre letter.
The Would I Lie To You ESL game is a variation on Two Truths And A Lie, based on the UK TV panel show Would I Lie To You?.
In the category-based Name Ten ESL game, students have to try and think of words that won’t be repeated by other teams.
