The I Spy ESL game is a version of the well-known game in which students guess vocabulary words from the first letter or the colour of the object.
The I Went To The Shop ESL game is a simple memory exercise which you can tailor to practise food, home or classroom objects vocabulary, or the past simple.
In the Jenga ESL Game, an English language challenge is assigned to each block.
The Kings Cup ESL Game (also known as Ring Of Fire) is an adapted party game in which students complete different challenges depending on the card they pick.
The Last Letter First Letter ESL game is a really simple warmer or vocabulary practice technique which is often incorporated into other games.
In the Love It Hate It ESL Activity, students have to pretend to either love or hate different things, and argue their assigned opinion.
The Mad Libs ESL activity is a fun way to start the class or practise parts of speech.
In the Magazine Treasure Hunt ESL Game, students race to find pictures of vocabulary words in a magazine.
In the Memory Tray ESL game, students have to try and remember a set of items previously shown to them.
Adapted from the classic party game, try the Musical Chairs ESL game for a fun warmer or review game.
The Musical Markers ESL game is an alternative to Musical Chairs in which students have to grab a marker instead of sitting down.
In the category-based Name Ten ESL game, students have to try and think of words that won’t be repeated by other teams.
As implied by the name, in the No Yes Or No Answers ESL activity students have to ask and answer questions without using the words yes or no.
In the Order Of Preference ESL game, students have to guess how their partner would rank five items on the board.
In the Phonics Catch ESL game, students have to say words beginning with a certain phoneme whenever they catch the ball.
In the Pictionary ESL game, students guess words, phrases, or sentences from their teammate’s drawings.
Pictionary + Telephone = The Pictionary Telephone ESL Game! An extra fun way to test vocabulary knowledge involving speaking and drawing.
In the Picture Dictation ESL activity, students have to draw a picture from their classmate’s description.
In the Picture Duel ESL game students have to say the correct vocabulary word as fast as they can.
In the fast-paced Pop Topics ESL conversation setup, students only discuss topics for a short time before switching to another.
In the Odd One Out ESL activity students have to decide and explain why one of four vocabulary items is the odd one out.
