In the Alphabet People ESL activity, students describe different people using each letter of the alphabet.
In the Alphabet Race ESL game, students race to write a word beginning with each letter of the alphabet.
In the Alphabet People ESL activity, students describe different people using each letter of the alphabet.
In the Alphabet Race ESL game, students race to write a word beginning with each letter of the alphabet.
The fast-paced Anagrams ESL game is a fun way to familiarise your students with vocabulary.
In the Animal People ESL activity, students discover the connection they have to certain animals, and discuss whether they agree or disagree.
In the Articulate ESL game, students describe words/phrases to their team against the clock.
The Bananas ESL game is a short, light-hearted exercise designed to get students talking at the start of class.
The Beer Pong ESL game is an adapted version of the party game in which the ‘beer’ is an English language question or challenge.
Use the Bingo ESL game to practise any kind of vocabulary pairs, including ordinal numbers, nationalities, phonics, and antonyms.
The Blankety Blank ESL game is a version of of the UK TV game show (Match Game in the US), in which students fill in missing words with the aim of matching their classmates.
The Board Race ESL game is a flexible, active way to start the class and/or practise vocabulary.
In the Board Slap ESL game, students slap the correct vocabulary item on the board when it is called out.
The Boggle ESL game is a version of the well-known word game in which students connect random letters to form words.
Test your students’ fluency and bluffing skills with the Box Of Lies ESL game, adapted from The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
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.
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 Class Emoji Story ESL activity students create a spoken story, adding sentences for each emoji prompt.