With a roll of the sided die, a letter is designated for the round. Players must then think of a word which begins with that designated letter to fit each of the categories.
A timer is set, and when time is up the group reviews the items they listed. Any words that more than one player listed are eliminated.
Each remaining word is worth one point. This game can be a challenge for students still learning the language, but it can easily be adapted for lower level students. Feel free to define your own categories, linked, perhaps, to a unit you are studying in class and then continue as usual. Catch Phrase is a word guessing game in hot potato style. The starting player has a disk which gives him a word.
He can say anything to get the rest of the players to guess the word on the screen. Once that word is guessed, he passes the disk on to the next player. That person then does the same. After a random amount of time, the disk will signal that time is up, and the person holding the disk at that time receives a point.
The goal of this game is to have as few points as possible. To make the game easier for your ESL students, you can challenge each person to have his word guessed before the timer buzzes. Then reset the disk and send it on to the next player. Taboo takes the concept of Catch Phrase and brings an even greater challenge.
In this game, players must get their team to guess a given word, but each word comes with related vocabulary that cannot be used in the description.
They key in this game is to think of another way to give the clues on the card. Players do this by using similar but not the same vocabulary.
You can modify this concept and have your students write out clues for a given word, avoiding the vocabulary on the card. Limit the description to four or five sentences. If the class can guess the word from the clues that are provided, the writer scores a point. You can feel free to use vocabulary that the class has studied or select specific words from those that the game supplies. This game challenges your students to be creative with their language use — a skill that is useful for all language learners.
This family worksheet helps elementary students learn and practice basic family and relationship words. To start, students match family and relationship vocabulary from a box to pictures. Students then categorize the family and relationship words into people inside and outside the home. After that, students match the relationship vocabulary to definitions. Students then move on to reorder words to make sentences. In the last exercise, students complete sentences with the family and relationship words from the worksheet.
The Watanabe Family. In this rewarding family tree activity, students practice family vocabulary by completing a family tree. In two groups, students look at the family tree and complete sentences on their worksheet. Students then pair up with someone from the other group and take it in turns to ask and answer questions in order to complete their family tree.
Student A starts by asking 'Who is Jin? Student A then writes the name in the appropriate place on the family tree. Students continue asking and answering the questions until they have both completed their family trees. We Are Family. This fun family tree worksheet helps students learn and practice family vocabulary.
First, students draw a picture of themselves in an empty space in a family tree. Students then fill in gaps in the family tree with vocabulary from a box. Next, students answer possessive questions about the names of family members. After that, students sort alternative words for family members into their correct categories. Finally, students do a word search where they locate family words from the worksheet. Family and Relationships Crossword. In this family vocabulary crossword activity, students complete a crossword by describing and guessing words related to family and relationships.
In two groups, students invent and write down clues for the family and relationship vocabulary written on their crossword. Next, students pair up with someone from the other group and take it in turns to ask their partner for a clue to one of their missing words. Their partner reads out the clue and the other student tries to guess the family or relationship word. If the student guesses the word successfully, they write it on their crossword.
If not, their partner continues to give more clues until the student is able to guess the word. When the students have finished, they check their spelling by comparing crosswords. Family Races. This set of free family vocabulary games helps students learn and practice a wide variety of family-related vocabulary.
Everyone has to learn the classic game board tic-tac-toe in their life. Nowadays, you can even find this board game at playgrounds. This board game has 12 tic-tac-toe grids. Students go in pairs and take turns going first and second.
They write down X and O in the grids until the winner gets 3 in a row. Their confidence had grown exponentially and the range and variety of lexis astounds me. I often implement, with a little modification, these ideas for young learners too with similar results.
The best game you can have free well you need to make some effort — chess. You can create it with everything! You can print board, you can draw it, you can print figures, you can create figure with plasticine or whatever!
If you need an easy access to this game, which is not so complicated. How do I play them. Videos are needed!! Best regards. Very interesting games even for kids and adults, to keep them away from gadgets and adults from feeling bored and sleepy.
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