18 Dice Games for the English Classroom
This post looks at 18 different ways you can use dice or die in the language classroom. Discover all our interactive dice / die here “Around the World” – In this game, students take turns rolling the dice and trying to be the first to reach a certain number. For example, if the goal is to […]
ESL Warmer: Draw me Something
Draw me Something is a simple activity that can be used as a way of starting a lesson on articles but can be adapted for other grammar points such as dependant prepositions. Activity time: 5 minutes Level: teens and adults (A2 +) Skills practiced: Speaking, listening Materials needed: Pencil and paper for each pair of students. […]
ESL Dice Questions
Dice Questions is a fun way of getting students to practice question forming. This game requires two dice or you can use our interactive online classroom dice. In pairs, or as a class, students take turns rolling the dice. Each number on the die corresponds to a type of question – ‘who’, ‘what, ‘where’, ‘why’ […]
ESL Game: Strange Words
Strange Words is a simple activity that is aimed at intermediate and above students. In this activity students are given unusual and strange words from the English language. In teams, students must invent a definition for the word. Later, the teams are shown all the definitions plus the actual definition and each team must guess […]
ESL Game: The Ship Comes Loaded
The Ship Comes Loaded is a simple and challenging game that can be played without preparation. This game is effective for learning and reviewing vocabulary beginning with a certain letter and your students will love it. Activity time: 10 minutes Materials required: None Skills practiced: Vocabulary (beginning with certain letters) Level: All levels Method Ask […]
