Ideas for activities and games in the English language classroom
10 Tips for Games in the ESL Classroom
From the creator of the world’s best-selling ESL board game—ten practical ideas on using games when teaching English
From the creator of the world’s best-selling ESL board game—ten practical ideas on using games when teaching English
On Using Games in the ESL Classroom
Matt Errey looks at competitive versus co-operative games, and healthy versus unhealthy competition
Matt Errey looks at competitive versus co-operative games, and healthy versus unhealthy competition
Mixed-level Activities
Ideas for activities that you can adapt and use at different levels:
Various ESL Activities (elementary to advanced)
Activities by Level
These ideas and activities are mainly appropriate for the following levels:
Elementary
- Authentic Cooking Experience
Imperatives used for instructions; vocabulary for food and cooking; adverbs of sequence - Animal Adventures
- Beat The Teacher
Objective: lesson revision - Ring-A-Word
- Typical Day
- Noun Game
Practises: Vocabulary - Odd-One-Out
Practises: Vocabulary - Vocabulary Cards
Practises: Vocabulary - When You Turn Off the Light
Practises: Vocabulary for giving directions - Songs For All
Practises: Vocabulary - Hello Bingo!
Practises: Speaking - Secret Code
Practises: Speaking, Socialising - Verbs And Tenses
Practises: Sentence building, Syntax - What Am I Wearing?
Practises: Vocabulary
Pre-intermediate
Intermediate
- Consonant Or Vowel
- Improvisations
- Delivering A Persuasive Speech
Practises: Speaking Skills and Body Language - Alternative Assessment
Practises: Vocabulary - Book Cover
Practises: Reading, Expression - Categories
Practises: Vocabulary - Controversial Statements
Practises: Speaking - Distractors
Practises: Questions (and Patience!) - Reading Comprehension
Practises: Reading Comprehension - Saint Valentine's Day
Practises: Listening, Speaking, Writing
Upper-intermediate
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