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I use games in my classes. I think it's an important and motivating way to learn vocabulary. Games are fun. Pupils work together and feel comfortable to ask questions.

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Using games to teach vocabulary - Yudit Idan

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Using games to teach vocabulary - Yudit Idan

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Games have many advantages: I use games in my lessons because games improve language acquisition. I use them to practice voc in class and even as homework
Games are fun activities, ‎they are engaging, motivating, increasing cooperation, developing interpersonal skills – asking for help, developing communication – do you have…, who has…, I have…..Games are useful and meaningful, they are accessible and the students like them.
Please share more games

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Of course, I use games in my classroom. I think it's really important and cool. But I would like to know more games, that are active and interactive and attractive and cute like the one with the fly-swats that Maya presented.

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I do use vocabulary games in class in order to teach new or revise previously learnt vocabulary. I find voc games highly motivating and engaging.

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I usualy use games in my class. they are motivating. Help remembring.

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Using Games in My Lessons- Yifat Bril                                       I use games in my lessons as much as possible. Games can help students remembering words and be more active and motivated in class specially the weaker students. It is a great way to teach new vocabulary and repeat vocabulary that was already been taught.  

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Using Games in My Lessons- Yifat Bril                                       I use games in my lessons as much as possible. Games can help students remembering words and be more active and motivated in class specially the weaker students. It is a great way to teach new vocabulary and repeat vocabulary that was already been taught.  

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Using Games in My Class - Odel Arbel-Komissar

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Using Games in My Class - Odel Arbel-Komissar

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I use a lot games in my teaching. In the last years, when students started to bring their mobile phones to school we don't need to go to the computer lab anymore. It is accessible and easy to use anytime and everywhere. It enables the students to repeat the vocabulary items over and over again in a playful and fun way. I use different games to enforce different goals of my teaching.

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I often use games in class. it is fun. It is meaningful. it gives them motivation. It allows everyone to ability to participate

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I often use games in class. it is fun. It is meaningful. it gives them motivation. It allows everyone to ability to participate

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Using games to teach vocabulary in class-Roni Feibish

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Using games to teach vocabulary in class-Roni Feibish

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I love using games teaching vocabulary I find that it motivates the pupils to learn and practice, especially if they get points. I like the "old fashion" flashcards, PPT, song and every tool which will help me to help them learn.
Kids love to play!! through games they can learn better.

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Uesing games in vocabulary teaching- Rivka Valdman

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Uesing games in vocabulary teaching- Rivka Valdman

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I use games to repaet the words I tought over and over again without losing the students interest in the lesson. I use copetitive games for boys so they are more involved.
It's a fun, nice and active way to practice vocabulary.

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I often use games in class to practice and review words. kids like to play and it makes learning fun.  Using differnt kind of games  allows everyone to participate and also make them love English.
I also use games as an incentive to get more dicipline in class.
GAMES ARE FUN

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Using games to teach vocabulary- Vered Carmel Ziss

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Using games to teach vocabulary- Vered Carmel Ziss

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There is not one lesson in which I do not use some sort of a game. If the teaching is only one dimensioned, I will slowly lose my students’ interest and engagement in the class. Using games is keeping them on their toes.  But mainly I like using games to reduce their fear of the English language and make it less intimidating for them.

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Using Vocabulary Games in Class- Etti Levi

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Using Vocabulary Games in Class- Etti Levi

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I like to use vocabulary games in my teaching. I think that it is very important to teach via games because it motivates the pupils to participate in the lessons. Using games helps the pupils to remember the words and to be more engage in the lessons. Also, using of different kinds of games develops their language skills and social interaction.

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Using vocabulary games in class - Ophelia Jubran

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Using vocabulary games in class - Ophelia Jubran

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Infusing gameplay and leveraging competitiveness   increases learner engagement . I found it that it makes learning informative and exciting, mainly thanks to its interactivity. Role-play and competitive elements add an immersive angle, which, if set up well, can quite simply make learning fun.... and addictive. :)

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Using Vocabulary Games  in Class -  Yifat Cohen

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Using Vocabulary Games  in Class -  Yifat Cohen

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I use different types of vocabulary games, since I believe they encourage students to use an active language and make them more interested and involved during the lesson. I think using classroom vocabulary games can help pupils process the new words' memory and allow everyone the opportunity to participate. Using games is really fun, but also important and useful for creating communication among students and for developing their social skills.

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Using Vocabulary Games in Class- Idit Fisch

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Using Vocabulary Games in Class- Idit Fisch

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I defiantly use games when teaching. Usually used for reviewing and practicing. The students love to play and everyone is involved in learning. Games are fun !

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I believe that teaching vocabulary through games is the best way for pupils to learn and use new vocabulary. Learning English as a second language and in our case as a third language is not easy for the pupils. That is why we, as teachers need to look for the best and most efficient way to teach new vocabulary. I enjoy using games for both:  in teaching and reviewing vocabulary in my classes.
I tend to use Bingo game, hidden words in a box: a pupil chooses a card from the box. It is either in Arabic or English and they translate or act for others in class as a game where they have to guess the word and meaning. There are lots of games that I use like : the wheel of names, etc. In short, games are helpful for use in the class for different purposes.

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Using Vocabulary games in class - Orly Segal

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Using Vocabulary games in class - Orly Segal

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I use vocabulary games mainly with the younger children - 3-5th grade. After that they usually don't cooperate with games. The younger pupils love games, and when the game is very engaging they are very enthusiastic.

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I use games in my lessons but not in all of them. pupils like to play, it's natural for them.
The games motivate pupils to learn and to participate in the lesson. for some of them playing games is the only time that they take part in the lasson.
playing game is a good way to practice and repeat new vocabulay.

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Using Vocabulary Games in Class By Abigail Barda

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Using Vocabulary Games in Class By Abigail Barda

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I defiantly can say that I use games when teaching. I usually use them to review a topic we have learnt or at the beginning of the lesson to remind the pupils what we learnt last lesson. I find that when I use games the pupils are more involved in the lesson and don’t feel like they are learning.

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Using Vocabulary Games in class By Orna Mualem

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Using Vocabulary Games in class By Orna Mualem

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I use games in my lessons because i like it and the pupils like it.. games are excellent way to teach something new. my pupils are more happy start the lesson with a game it is much easy for them to rememmber .

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Using Vocabulary Games in Class - Olga Rasovska

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Using Vocabulary Games in Class - Olga Rasovska

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From my point of view, using vocabulary games in class can greatly facilitate the process of remembering the new words. It allows us the possibility to conduct a vivid, not boring learning of the new vocabulary. Teacher can use different modern platforms which are very helpful in order to revise the material individually, or even in groups. So, learners become more interested and involved during the lesson.

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I really like to play games with my pupils in class after i teach new vocabulary. To be honest i put more effort in the third and forth grades. I should try to include more games in my fifth and sixth grades. When i do it the pupils really like it - for them it's a game and for me it's a way to practice the vocabulary.
I do use games in my Partani lessons- in small groups, and now in the zoom lessons i like to share online games during the lessons.I can see they sometimes play the game more than once time to get a higher score.

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The importance of vocabulary games in class

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The importance of vocabulary games in class

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In class, I usually use games to practice vocabulary in each lesson. I think it’s an interesting and motivating way to practice new vocabulary. For my students it's game and for me it’s a valuable way to practice. While playing games its natural to make mistakes and to learn from them without being embarrassed.

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Einav Kaplan
I am a true believer in using games along my lessons. It increases students' curiosity and their involvement in the lessons.  As we all know, teaching vocabulary is all about "REPETION" and there is no better way to recycle words than games. In addition, using games along the lessons encourage the weak students and increases their motivation to participate.

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Cheryl Ben Shushan

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playing games in class - Amichai Mizrachi.

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playing games in class - Amichai Mizrachi.

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Nowadays it's a bit difficult to play games in classes, but I try to insert a game at least in one out of two lesson. It can be kahoot (which is not so convininet becasue of lack of devices), quizlet, memrise, or any other platform. I think it the best way to learn, because they have to understand the game - which leads to "I have to learn.."

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Using Games to Teach Vocabulary - Limor Glass

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Using Games to Teach Vocabulary - Limor Glass

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I believe games are an excellent way to teach vocabulary.
I use very often games in my lessons. And my pupuils love it. They don't always know that they are learning while playing the games. They just enjoy the game.
I always tell them that even if they make a mistake during the game, its O.K. because we learn from our mistakes.

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Using Games to Teach Vocabulary  - session 4 - Vered Zusmanovich

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Using Games to Teach Vocabulary  - session 4 - Vered Zusmanovich

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Of course, I use games to teach vocabulary. I'm sure they develop certain skills while playing. They learn to work in teams, they listen and talk, and feel motivated and challenged. Also, the environment in cy class is positive and effective.

My students are mostly weak and need to fill the gap because they have so many words to learn (gap from elementary school even). In class we use the board to match words, to find missing words, to mime words, to write or erase them. We also use pieces of papers to match words, to find same words, to play memory games and so on. Now, these days, when the learning is distant, using interactive games has become a part of my lessons. We talk with flipping online cards (or random wheel of cards) about topics as ice breakers or pre reading activities, (instead of using a simple word list), they play online games using different tools to practice new words. I think they enjoy and cooperate not knowing that they practice words more than usual. The variety of free tools to create games is huge, and it just takes a few min. to create or share a ready made game.

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Using Games to Teach Vocabulary- Netta Keidar Yadgar

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Using Games to Teach Vocabulary- Netta Keidar Yadgar

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With all honesty, I use games to teach vocabulary mostly in in 3rd and 4th graders. I don't use games often when I teach 5th and 6th graders and that's a shame.
I think that it is important to use games also with 5th and 6th graders in order to make the lesson more fun and meaningful.
Moreover, when working with weak students (during 'Partani' hours, for example), it is important to use games in order for them to raise their self confidence (It's a game and a way of learning).
A game for elementary school pupils equals 'fun' and when you enjoy from something you do- it is more likely they will remember what they've learned.

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I try to prepare a game to every lesson and in every grade. I think it’s very important to add games and activities in the lessons, it gets the students to take part in the lesson, to understand and remember the material and vocabulary better because it has more effect on them rather than a regular frontal lesson. Of course it is very hard and time consuming to come up with the right and effective activity , that’s why I try and prepare games that I can re-use with a little change of vocabulary or level.

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Using games to teach vocabulary - Irina Libin 314030487

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Using games to teach vocabulary - Irina Libin 314030487

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I use different games almost every lesson in my classrooms. I think that the game is a great opportunity to review vocabulary. The game makes the process of learning more interesting. The students like to play and learn best when they are enjoying themselves. They are not always aware while playing that they are learning. Their main purpose is to win in the game.

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Using games to teach vocabulary-Amanda Bitton 

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Using games to teach vocabulary-Amanda Bitton 

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I work with students who have difficulties learning English and games are an excellent way of getting them to review new vocabulary. I often get them to make the games themselves. I use a lot of memory games, bingo,  dominoes, hangman and tic tac toe. I am starting to use the whiteboard on zoom to do the same thing although it is not so easy for the students.

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Using games to teach vocabulary- Nesli Swisa 308281005

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Using games to teach vocabulary- Nesli Swisa 308281005

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Usually I use a lot of games in order to tech vocabulary in the lower grades (4th-5th), because it makes the pupils more active in the lesson, they enjoy it and the learning process becomes more meaningful and therefore they remember it. When the pupils hear the words “let’s play a game” they already feel better and think that it’s not about the learning but about making fun, so they are more likely to participate in the lesson and even the ones who usually don’t listen and take part, are more active when it comes to game. They have good experience about learning English and that’s why they have more motivation to learn. In the higher grades I rarely use games to teach vocabulary since I don’t have a lot of time and there are much more words to learn. Moreover, I didn’t find (yet) games for teaching vocabulary that are not childish and are suitable for the higher grades (6th-8th). I use games to teach grammar, but not for vocabulary.

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Using games to teach vocab- Sapir Cohen 300932464

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Using games to teach vocab- Sapir Cohen 300932464

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To be honest, I don’t use games all the time.
In my partani lessons I use it more frequently.
Working with a small group of 3-5 struggling students and use games, makes me feel that they are happy that they finally understand something.  The lesson ends so quickly because we have fun and learn in the same time.
This is a win win situation.
In class, we like to play "I spy". first round I say it and second round the students. We try to make it interesting by checking time and have competition between the groups.

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Using games to teach vocabulary - Mira Leventhal Abudi 327085585

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Using games to teach vocabulary - Mira Leventhal Abudi 327085585

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I often use games to teach vocabulary, both in class and also during online learning. I try to integrate one game for every group of words I teach. Sometimes I do games with the entire class, on the board, and sometimes I do games I create myself in small groups. I believe that games help students learn and they keep them interested. I teach elementary students, and most of them love the games. I try to vary the games so they don't get bored with them. I think kids are more likely to remember the new words if they use them, and games are a wonderful way to do this. I also create online games for them to play as preparation for tests.

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Using games in classroom - Hadas Levy  031922149

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Using games in classroom - Hadas Levy  031922149

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I use games almost every lesson in my classroom. I try to open the lesson with a game to recycle the words from previous lesson. Once a week ot two, I bring games that we have and we prepared in our English team and the students are playing in groups or pairs according to the subjects we learned ( opposites, verbs, grammar etc..). It is amazing to see how the students learn and rememeber by using games and how the atmosphere changes when they are active or when they play and teach others. It allows all the students to participant (espacialy the weak ones) and varied the English lessons.

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Games in vocabulary teaching - Aniko Dekel 324743095

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Games in vocabulary teaching - Aniko Dekel 324743095

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Like any activity in a classroom, if there’s no purpose, if it doesn’t assist with the learning process, then it’s not going to have any benefit. But if it’s used with purpose, is strategic, connects with the learning, etc, then they are a vital part of the lesson. I often use games successfully in my lessons. One of my favorite classroom games is “I have, who has”, because it is very inclusive and gives a great opportunity to review target vocabulary and does not scare anyone off. I also give them card games to practice vocabulary, or I have used on multiple occasions jeopardy themed classroom games. Although there is a down side of jeopardy with very competitive pupils: the noise. It can be very loud. I also have used Quizlet Live, which I adore and I am sure that it also really helps to improve teamwork and the atmosphere in the classroom. Nowadays, I use it as well for vocabulary review in the beginning of my lessons on ZOOM. Games are excellent tools to repeat and review lexical items in varied ways.

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I use games in class first to teach and then to practice the new vocabulary. The students love playing during the lesson. It’s a fun way to teach them and they don’t always know they’re studying.

I think that it helps the weak pupils to gain self – confidence because they see they can participate.

I use games also as a test review or a unit summarize. It helps them internalize the words that still needed an extra review.