This game is great for developing speaking and writing skills. It focuses on expanding simple sentences by answering a variety of questions. The slides contain colorful images which are bound to engage your students. This game is more suited to intermediate learners. It comes with a useful worksheet which can be used in class or as homework.
This excellent word game is very similar to Alias and requires players to describe different objects in English. It also provides clues to help the players structure their sentences. Alternatively, the clue words could be used to challenge more advanced students and can be forbidden to use in their description. The game comes with 18 colourful cards.
Named after John Ridley Stroop, this test was originally used to identify Soviet spies. It is sure to challenge your intermediate and advanced learners and develop their cognitive skills. It is great fun too! The presentation comes with a free worksheet.
This great game is excellent for developing speaking and listening skills, as well as quick thinking, decision-making and creativity. The aim of the game is to answer the questions avoiding saying Yes or No. This game is best suited for intermediate and advanced learners. The presentation comes with a free worksheet.
Rebuses are a picture style puzzle. Words are represented by a series of pictures with letters being added or subtracted. It is fantastic for learning compound words and developing logical thinking skills. This game is best suited for intermediate and advanced learners. The presentation comes with a free worksheet with additional rebus puzzles.
This fantastic game is excellent for developing listening skills. The teacher reads out the statements on the slides and the children stand up if the statements apply to them. They stay seated if the statements are not relevant to them. This game can be easily adapted to suit any level of ability.
