Ruckzuck

      This is a brilliant game for intermediate level students. The original idea came from a German TV show.

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      Story telling grid

      Introduction
      This is a low preparation but high output activity which I have used successfully with teens and adults.

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      In the Teacher’s Shoes

      This is great for the first class with a new group or when you come back to class after a holiday or even after a weekend.

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      Christmas games

      Introduction
      Here are some games which we associate with parties and Christmas celebrations in UK schools. These games can be adapted for language learners of all ages and levels.

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      Mastermind

      This is great for those logical-mathematical thinkers.

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      I went to the shops

      This is a classic memory game where each person adds a new item to the list in alphabetical order.

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      The Press Conference

      This is a longer activity that needs some preparation. It’s great for practising question forms in a fun way and gives structured speaking practice to lower levels.

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      Happy Graph

      Although not really a ‘game’ this is a valuable warmer activity for any teenage class.

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      Deja vu

      This a simple way of recycling texts previously studied in class. This speaking activity gets students to think in English and use their memory, simultaneously.

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      Stand up sequences

      This is a good game to practise any standard sequence such as numbers 1 – 30, days of the week, months of the year, the alphabet etc.

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