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Create your own jeopardy template online, without PowerPoint. Or browse the pre-made templates created by other people!

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FlipQuiz encourages students to test their knowledge and learn from their mistakes, allows for group collaboration and problem solving. The game can be easily adapted to any subject matter, and it is an excellent way to review and reinforce key concepts. Improve your students' engagement and motivation with FlipQuiz.

Play on Zoom

Perfect activity for virtual learning

For the Classroom

Interactive fun game for classes of any size

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Jeopardy-style Online Review Game for Educators

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FlipQuiz encourages students to test their knowledge and learn from their mistakes, allows for group collaboration and problem solving. The game can be easily adapted to any subject matter, and it is an excellent way to review and reinforce key concepts. Improve your students' engagement and motivation with FlipQuiz.

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for jeopardy

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Kahoot! | Learning games | Make learning awesome!

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Kahoot! is a game-based learning platform that brings engagement and fun to 1+ billion players every year at school, at work, and at home.

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Find a partner

Write your feeling/how you fell right now on your partner's back.

Take turns...

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Games, which are treated as main part of the lesson, as time fillers, as revision and recycling activity or as relaxation activities, seem to be an indispensable part of any ELT programme.

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only obey the commands if you hear a command with Simon says.

If you don't hear Simon says, you don't obey the command.

If you make a mistake you can no longer participate in the game.

The last person to remain in the game is the winner. (An Award?)

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Games for English language learning and teaching

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ESL mime, observation, guessing & word association games by level.

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Level Beginner to advanced. Skills Practised Speaking and listening. Flexible. Time Preparation 1. Prepare a list of five to nine words your class has recently learned. 2. Draw a scoring table on the board, like this:

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The use of games in language classes not only offers students a fun-filled and relaxing learning atmosphere, but also a real context for learning and practicing new language. Through games, students use language in a non-stressful way (Uberman 1998). It is accepted that during games the learners' attention is on the message, not on the language, therefore, they learn without noticing. Rather than paying attention to accuracy, most participants try to win. This clearly limits the fear element and students naturally work as a group and improve the skills of working in groups. As students win or lose as a group, they don’t feel they are judged in public or penalized for their mistakes.  In a game-oriented context, anxiety is reduced and fluency is generated for more effective learning.
In this session, padlet, prezi and edcanvas will be exploited to make use of some online templates to teach and revise target language. These tools will be useful particularly for vocabulary and grammar revision at all levels.