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Games Here you can find entertaining games which involve language use. If you have any favourite language learning games that work well with your students, why not contact us and send them in. |
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I went to the shopsThis is a classic memory game where each person adds a new item to the list in alphabetical order. |
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The Press ConferenceThis 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 GraphAlthough not really a ‘game’ this is a valuable warmer activity for any teenage class. |
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Deja vuThis 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 sequencesThis 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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Grammar auctionThis is a teacher led auction. It can be played with mixed language points which are causing difficulty or on a specific area, as in the example. |
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Lost your voiceThis is like a role-play activity with no dialogue! |
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In the Teacher’s ShoesThis 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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What's on my head?This activity is an adaptation of the original Hedbanz and is good for practising or revising vocabulary in general or it can be related to a specific topic. This activity works well with lower intermediate and higher levels and it can be stretched and used as part of a lesson, as a warmer or filler. |
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Stand up sequencesThis 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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ConcentrationThis is a good game for high-energy groups when you need to get them all sitting down and on task. |
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Conditional chain gameThis game is good to revise and practise structures in the first conditional. The teacher begins with a sentence, for example “If I go out tonight, I’ll go to the cinema.” |
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Dating gameThis is a great activity for getting students talking. |
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Deja vuThis 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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bonfire
Romania
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AnnaBu
Russia
Nice idea! Thanks!:)
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cahidalgor
Mexico
I am not quite sure to apply it specially this month because some of them are thinking about my...
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