Use those games to make your students speak english, practicing language as a whole rather than a specific structure.
While we like to focus on online-friendly ESL activities and games, sometimes it's nice to go back to the good old days of paper and scissors and make a game for all you ESL teachers who are working in the classroom - boots on the ground! With Halloween fast...
Play a fun game of guess who with irregular verbs at the center of the target language. There are three sheets for different levels.
This game is design to encourage your students to talk about changes and trends in the present continuous!
The point of this activity is to get your students to talk about what happened to them over the summer holidays (which also allows for a quick oral review of those irregular past tense verbs). Each card presents an event that might have happened over their vacation.
Use this get got getting board game to practice a few basic uses of the word with your beginner and pre-intermediate students.
This board game will allow your students to interact, play in teams and review the necessary vocabulary to talk about buildings and houses in online and offline classrooms.
Make sentences using different time expressions in order to prove something about yourself. Fun and challenging!
Use this describing food domino game to complete your own lesson plan, go further, or review relevant material. Offline and Online versions.
Write a love story! Choose the type of love story you would like to write and then navigate the board game filled with elements in order to complete your masterpiece.
This game will help your students to practice their Love & Romance vocabulary. Also, we've already created other "Prove it" games, you will find them on our ESL games page. [pdf-embedder...
Explain the reason for a situation or event that happened in the past: there are 10 cards, each with a question that needs an answer.
Your ESL students are struggling with phrasal verbs? This activity could be a nice way to review this grammar point and help them to practice. If you're looking for more exercices on this topic, check out all our Phrasal Verbs activities. And you can also have a look...
A quick game to have a discussion about the evolution of the world while practicing the present perfect and learning some useful vocabulary related to trends and change.
Which hobby is better? Why is that? Do your students agree? Find out while mastering the art of comparing in English.
This choose a job ESL activity is in a board game format applicable in online and offline classrooms with multiple levels.
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