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Full material for learning language structure, vocabulary, talking, reading, understanding and writing English

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"Beyazpano" a useful website for creating a digital class

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When words sound different in isolation vs. in a sentence, look up the pronunciation first in a dictionary, then use https://youglish.com

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English learning apps

Practise your English and develop the skills you need for your A2 Key for Schools, B1 Preliminary for Schools and B2 First for Schools exams. Filled with a range of fun skills-based activities and exam practice, Exam Lift is a flexible way to improve your English on the go.

Exam level: A2 Key for Schools, B1 Preliminary for Schools and B2 First for Schools

CEFR: A2, B1 and B2

Skills practised: reading, writing, listening and speaking

Available on Android and iOS. Play Exam Lift
Visit our Monkey's favourite places and play 8 mini games to test your English. Unlock new games as you progress - but watch out, the games get harder as you go along!

Exam level: Young Learners (Pre A1 Starters, A1 Movers, A2 Flyers)

CEFR level: A1-A2

Skills practised: Reading

Available FREE for iPad and iPhone! Play Monkey Puzzles
Cambridge English social media

Join our lively Facebook community and take part in quizzes, talk to other English language learners and learn on the go.

Subscribe to our YouTube channel to get helpful tips for exam preparation and lots of English language learning advice.

Be inspired, learn together, and speak to the world on our Instagram page.

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Find out about official Cambridge English learning resources for children and adults. Get free games, quizzes, exam preparation materials and sample papers.

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We believelearning English should be fu n, exciting and stimulating for children!

At Fun Kids English we create fun, interactive materials for young learners and easy-to-use materials for teachers and parents from all around the world. Please take a look around our website to learn more about our , , free downloadable teaching materials for Young Learners. videos and our range of

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Dream English songs are used all over the world to teach English to children, and for Special Education.
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Welcome to this page. On it you will find:

Example of story movie with audio by native speakers

Story8-The-Bear-and-his-Teddy-Bear from Shelley Vernon.

Can't see this video? Please Email Shelley on info@teachingenglishgames.com to get an alternative link.

Use these story movies alone or as part of the complete curriculum for young children learning English, with games, lesson plans, flashcards and songs.

Language Summaries - what English is taught in each story movie set?

The first set for stories 1-10 covers:

Greetings,

Numbers,

Colours,

Animals,

Action verbs,

Nouns from nature

Simple language in the present tense,

Food and drink

"Kids love them!" Christa Schmidt-Sanetra, Traustein, Germany.
Order PowerPoints and Movies for stories 1-10 here
The second set for stories 11-20 covers:

Order 11-20 here

Shapes and birthday parties,

Halloween

Thanksgiving adjectives and comparatives

Christmas and giving

Ground hog day and daily routine,

Valentine's day, countries and oceans, short dialogues and questions

Easter and prepositions

April Fools, family and common nouns

Mother's day, present perfect and Summer Holiday

Order special days set here

Family,

Rooms of the house,

Action verbs such as jump, swim, run, walk and more

Adjectives such as hot, cold, light, dark and more

Farm animals,

Body parts,

Clothing

Present tense questions and sentences

The set for special days covers:

About me - name, age, what I like and colours

Descriptions, family, hair

Places and asking for a sandwich

School vocabulary

Sports and can you?

About Me Series

This "About Me" series covers:

Order "About Me" series here.

The weather and planets Body parts and the great doctor

Daily routine

House and furniture

Fruit and vegetables

Daily Life

This "Weather" series covers

1. Play this movie to your class often and they will soon know all the language and vocabulary by heart.

2. Oh oh! You have run out of ideas and there are still five minutes of lesson (I don't know about you, but I find that pretty embarrassing). Moment of panic over! Put on this video. Play it through once. Then use any of the ideas below to make it a more active teaching tool.

3. The children are getting over-excited and you are losing their attention. Put on this video - it will calm them down and give you a few moments to get yourself together for the next activity.

4. No-prep ideas to teach words in this video:

Play the video once through with no pauses.

With the class prepare a gesture, action or facial expression for key words in the story. The 10 keywords and phrases are listed below with suggestions for actions. The teacher says the keyword while doing the action. The class copy. Do the first three words several times over. Next the teacher says the word without the action so the class have to remember it without copying the teacher. Once the first three words are known run through the story with the children doing the actions at the appropriate time. With preschool children 3 to 4 actions will be enough at first. With primary children after the run-through with 3 actions teach 3 more actions and run through the video again doing the 6 actions. Add more actions in when you show the story again for revision in a different lesson.

​I'm tired: yawn with your hand politely held in front of your mouth. The teacher demonstrates several times repeating "I'm tired" while encouraging the class to join in. At this stage the children are hearing the words and understanding the meaning, which is enough as a first step.

Sleep: Hands together in prayer position, head tilted to one side resting on the hands, eyes closed.

I'm not tired: Anything lively such as waking up suddenly, eyes wide open and looking up while smiling.

Song: Preschool: Sing a few notes to "la la la". Primary school: take an object such as a pen, hold it to your lips and mime singing into a microphone.

Music: Mime playing the violin (the elbow holding the box should be higher than in the picture). Primary school: suggest children mime playing an instrument of their choice. Preschool: It's easier for the children to mime the same instrument together so they can copy each other and the teacher.

Teddy (or teddy bear): Mime hugging a teddy bear into your chest.

Milk: Mime drinking a glass of milk.

Kiss: Make kissing noises as in the video or kiss your finger tips and blow it to the class

Shhhhh: Index finger on lips.

After doing the above activity for a maximum of ten minutes - there is no need to flog it to death since you may come back to it in a future lesson, revision being essential for efficient learning - show the video again pausing it before a scene change and asking "What's next?" Is it a story? Is it a glass of milk? Hands up who thinks it a story. Thank you. Hands up who thinks it's music. Then show the scene. The children who guessed or remembered correctly to a victory dance, high-five, take a bow while the others clap, or idea of your choosing.

For children with a little more English stop the video and ask random surprise questions such as: "What colour is the violin"? (BEFORE showing the picture), "How many buttons are on the teddy bear's shirt/pyjamas?" "Are they in the bathroom? No? Which room are they in?" "What colour are my eyes?" Point at your eyes, show the children, they answer "blue, green brown". "What colour are mummy bear's eyes?"

Prepare sound effects to go with the movie (singing, playing music, slurping milk, snoring, yawning). Play the movie and have the whole class make loud sound effects at the right time. Incidentally it's extremely useful having children making sounds in class because it helps the shyer ones gain confidence to express themselves. Sometimes a child is afraid to speak in class, making sounds is a stepping stone to that. Plus these sounds are made in the safety of a crowd which can help children be bolder - encourage vigorous participation. If the children become excited simply do "snoring" or "sleep", which calm them down again.

Bring up a pair of children to the front to demonstrate acting out a scene using flashcards of the vocabulary or props. Vocabulary flashcards are included with the lesson plans and games part of this story resource. Show the scene. The pair at the front act it, one is mummy bear and the other is the teddy. The class act it with a neighbour. There is always some inertia initially while the class understand the task and the first time you won't be up for an oscar but it doesn't matter. This activity reinforces the meaning of the words and phrases, allows the children to hear them yet again and the movement keeps them attentive, participating so you won't get those glazed looks!

Listening comprehension and speaking idea: First demonstrate this up front with one child so the activity is clear. Children hide their head in their hands, eyes closed. Play the movie and stop it randomly asking: "What is in the picture, music, a song, a kiss, milk?" The children call out the answer without looking at the board. Tell the children to look and see if they were right. (Optional victory dance, clapping idea mentioned above).

Listening: Pick a word that is used throughout the story, such as "let". Demonstrate to the children to clap on the word let. "Let me read you a story" (you clap on let). "Let me sing you a song" (clap on let). Repeat this sentence form over and over and have the children join in with you with the clap. Now play the movie with them clapping on "let". Half way through the teacher stops clapping so the children have to do it on their own. Repeat with one or two more words or phrases such as "I'm not tired". Run through again clapping on "let" and on "I'm not tired". Primary: Have 4 words to clap on the second time through, and 6 the third time through. As with all activities observation of the class will tell you whether to pursue an activity for longer, taking it to the next phase or whether to switch to something else. Never flog a dead horse! That's why you need a multitude of short, easy, no-prep activities. (176 English Language Games for Children and Preschool Games)

Blindfold a child (airline eyepads are excellent for the job). Give the child a scarf or cloth - anything to touch the screen with since you do not want finger prints on your lovely screen and say: "Touch the glass of milk". Take the child's hand and guide it to the milk. Say "Yes!" when, the cloth is on the milk and have the class say "Yes!" Take off the blindfold, show the child his or hand on the milk. Blindfold the same child (for quickness) and repeat but say: "Touch the teddy bear".

Guide the hand to the wrong part of the picture, far away so as to be clear and say "No!" Have the class say "No!" Go to a different part of the picture, towards the teddy bear saying "yes, yes, yes, yes" as the hand gets closer and "YES!" when the cloth touches the teddy bear. Swap over the child at the front, put on the blindfold and let him or her try to touch the teddy bear while you guide only verbally (no helping the child physically) with "no, no, no....yes, yes, YES!" Repeat with a third child at the front and make sure the class do the guiding with "yes" and "no" since this means they are actively participating in the game and not just watching it.

Ideally the teacher ceases to do any form of guiding, it is the job of the class, and them alone to help their classmate reach the target. Primary age: Bring up two children, divide the class into two teams. Give each child a different object to touch. Each child is guided by his or her team and tries to reach the target before the other one. To avoid too much noise the "yes" and "no" must be whispered, any team member shouting immediately causes the whole team to be eliminated. For primary school children optionally add in "left, right, up, down, stop."

Every time specific words are spoken in the movie the whole class stand up, clap and sit down again. This keeps them listening attentively throughout while the movement keeps their concentration levels up

Now you have seen how much you can do with movies wouldn't you love to have a library of them for your classroom?
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How to teach English using movies and make it fun:

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Set 1-10 Set 11-20 Special Days set About Me set Weather set

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Kind regards

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Welcome to MES English, Resources for Teachers of Young Learners. All of the resources are designed to be versatile and useful across a broad spectrum of ages and levels. This site hosts: , and other activities all ready for printing.

Flash Cards:

There are 2,000+ words depicted in flashcards. The vocabulary are provided in 100+ sets covering 60+ themes and I'm adding to them regularly. These are flashcards not clip art. Each flashcard set is ready to print and go with matching handouts, PowerPoint flashcard presentations, game cards and bingo cards. Plenty of cards for supplementing or designing your lesson plans.

Worksheets:

There are 2 options for MES Worksheets. You can create your own custom worksheets on Tools for Educators or you can use the ready-to-print worksheets here on MES English.

Tools for Educators is an MES site that hosts free, online worksheet applications and templates that let you make and print custom materials to suit your classroom. You can make spelling, reading, writing activities, crosswords, wordsearches, mazes and other classroom games using all of the images from MES.

Ready-to-Print Materials: A growing section of MES-English. There are talking worksheets, worksheets for introduction of grammar points, a phonics workbook series, award certificates, clipart to make your own worksheets, song sheets, nursery rhymes and chants cards, and vocabulary building worksheets to match the MES Flashcards.

Classroom Games:

There are 22 versatile, communicative games for the classroom available for printing and a list of 15+ other games to play. These games were designed to be flexible and useful across a broad range of target language and great care was put into making them fun, interesting and student centered. Many are great for one-on-one. You'll find Big Town, High Town, Eigomon, Bombs Away, Treasure Island, Spiders and Candy, Get Four, the Paper Game and more. The games were designed around the principle that if the game is just a grammar game, the students will bore quickly. Thus, the goals of these games are not "perfect English wins the game," but the students must communicate in the target language to accomplish their goal and win the game. In doing so you'll be surprised how many times they use the language and hopefully perfect/internalize it through repetition.

Phonics Resources:

MES has 2 options for phonics materials, MES Phonics and Fun Fonix.

MES Phonics has flash cards and handouts for presentation. There are alphabet cards, posters and materials to get you started on the right foot with your phonics curriculum.

Fun Fonix is a 6 part workbook series. The website also has worksheet makers you can use to create custom phonics worksheets and additional activities for your classroom needs.

Additional MES Resources:

MES English has quite a few other sections with materials or resources for English language teachers and LOTE teachers as well.

The MES Speaking First Curriculum is a curriculum designed to focus on speaking and fluency while building phonemic awareness and preparing students for study in a course book. It is a guide for the order and how to use all of the materials you can find through the MES sites.

The International Project Exchange: there are classroom projects that teachers can download, print the lesson plans, and print projects already completed by students from different countries around the world. Teachers complete the projects with their classes, and then share completed projects from around the world with their students.

MES Games is a website with online games for students to build vocabulary, practice listening, spelling, grammar and more!

123 Listening a website with many different audio downloads and many different worksheets that can be combined to make listening tests or listening exercises for various levels.

MES Teacher Forums: Check out the MES-English community, leave feedback, ask questions, find support for problems, get or leave game ideas, advice and more! There are forums for games and activities ideas and questions, forums for teaching where you can get or leave advice, a 'What's new?' forum, and additional sections with advice for teaching English to young learners.

MES Coloring Section has free printable coloring pages for holidays, alphabet activities, numbers, and other themes from the MES vocabulary flashcards.

What is MES English

MES-English.com is a site containing actual resources, made by myself to be downloaded and used today. This page is not a collection of links to resources, with links to resources, with a collection of links to resources ... (which frustrated me enormously and forced me to make everything myself.) I will try to keep it short, to the point, and help you find what you're looking for fast. You do not have to register but an e-mail letting me know something worked well, was helpful, or with suggestions would be great.

Happy teaching - Mark

If you'd like to support MES-English, please consider making a donation:

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Free Printables for Teachers - Free flashcards, worksheets, handouts and game cards to match, phonics materials, projects, games, and more all ready for download and printing.

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Millions of free jigsaw puzzles created by a large community. Create, play, share jigsaw puzzles and compete with other users.

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App for multimedia guides, interactive scavenger hunts and treasure hunts for smartphones and tablets.

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Free gamified quizzes on every subject that students play in class and at home. Pick an existing quiz or create your own for review, formative assessment, and more.

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Create Your Own Comic Strips Online with MakeBeliefsComix

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We Offer Support and Resources.

From Richard Byrne, editor of Practical Ed Tech Tip of the Week -- ''Creating Comics for Comfort'' -- Living in Maine and father of two school-age children, Richard wrote the following item for teachers and students dealing with the terrible tragedy of the recent mass shootings in that state. He thought this an appropriate time to review and use Social and Emotional Learning resources, such as those offered by MakeBeliefsComix.com.

Make Beliefs Comix offers a library of fantastic, free ebooks for SEL. The library hosted by Make Beliefs Comix contains fillable PDFs that you can download for free. The latest addition to that library is 50+ Ways to Talk to Yourself and Find Healing. And for something a bit lighter, take a look at Pet Words: Conversations With Your Animal Friends.

"Here's a video overview of the Make Beliefs Comix ebooks and here's one about how to create comic strips on the Make Beliefs Comix website."

For many LGBTQ+ kids, especially when they're figuring things out, finding accepting spaces online can sometimes feel safer. Seek out creative opportunities and modes of self-expression, with this section in Make Beliefs Comix.

READ ABOUT US IN THE NEW YORK TIMES!

ARTICLE #1: (click on the link below)
MakeBeliefsComix encourages students to create their own visual pandemic diary.

ARTICLE #2: (click on the link below)
One easy way to start playing with ideas is through the free, online tool at MakeBeliefsComix.com.

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Everything you find here has been specially created by the British Council, the world's English teaching experts.

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BeFunky's all-in-one online Creative Platform has everything you need to easily edit photos, create graphic designs, and make photo collages.

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Running out of tricks? Here are some quick vocabulary activities for kids that every ESL/EFL teacher can rely on anytime of the day. They require little to no preparation and some can be given to kids and adult learners by adjusting the level of difficulty.

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The teacher writes preferably an 8-letter word or longer on the board and students make as many new words as they can using all the original letters from the given word exactly once. The team that produces the most number of words after the time runs out wins the game.

Variation: When checking the answers, cross out common words that appear in at least two of the teams. The team with most number of unique words wins the game. You may also vary the point scale with higher point goes to difficult or longer words.

The teacher writes a scrambled word on the board that students need to un-jumble in their teams, e.g LEJMUB -> JUMBLE. The first team that guesses and spells the word correctly gets the points.

Variation: For more advanced students, you may give 3 or more jumbled words at once which they need to solve in 1 minute. Points earned per correct answer. You may also try giving scrambled sentence which will test both vocabulary and grammar.
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The participants are divided into groups and each group forms a line. The person in front will be given a message and must pass it correctly to the next person by whispering until the student in front of the line writes it down. The goal is to get the message relayed to the last person intact and without any changes. If the sentence is perfect they get a point.

A kind of relay game where teams of equal size sit down in a neat line. The first student of each row should have a board and marker (but a pen and paper will do). Teacher gives a word to the last students at the end of each line. They need to pass the word along by drawing the word, letter by letter onto the back of the person in front of them until it reaches the first person at the front of the line who need to write the word on their board or paper. The first team to spell the word correctly wins the game.

Variation: You may give different words with the same amount of letters to the last student of each row to prevent cheating. You might also want to teach them some actions or signs before playing the game such as tapping or shaking their head to signify "repeat the drawing".

This is a classic game for teaching imperatives, parts of the body or simply as a classroom management. The teacher gives a command by saying "Simon says ___" and students obey, e.g "Simon says... put your hands on your head." Players are eliminated from the game by following a command that is not immediately preceded by the phrase "Simon says", or by failing to follow an instruction which does include the phrase.

Variation: You may ask one of the students to act as "Simon" and give commands to the whole class. The object for the player acting as Simon is to get all the other players out as quickly as possible; the winner of the game is usually the last player who has successfully followed all of the given commands.

The teacher draws a row of dashes on the board representing each letter of the word that he wants the students to guess. If the guessing player suggests a letter which occurs in the word, the teacher writes it in all its correct positions. If the suggested letter or number does not occur in the word, the teacher draws one element of a hanged man stick figure as a tally mark.

Variation: Split the class into two teams to compete against each other and associate each team with a different marker color, e.g black v blue. Play hangman regularly except now each team gets one guess per round. When the class solves the mystery word, the point goes to the team that guesses more letters. You may also give each team points equal to the number of letters they have guessed.

Form two teams with equal number students who will line up and compete against each other. The first person from each line will meet at the center and play Rock, Paper, Scissors. The winner can ask the other player to give a word from a category or to answer trick questions. If the player answers incorrectly, they are out and the first team to get all the players from the other team out is the winner.

Students make a big circle and pass a ball in one direction (clockwise or the other way around) while the teacher is playing a music. The student who is holding the ball when the music is paused will give a word from a given category, i.e. countries, animals, verbs, etc. If the player repeats a word that has already been said or fails to give a word after 5 seconds, he is out of the game. My students love this game specially when I play an upbeat pop song that they know!

Variation: Without the music, start by tossing the ball at a student who will give a word related to the category. He/she will then throw the ball to another student.

This is a word association game where the teacher gives 2 words (example: "house and soda") and students have to link the words by inserting other related/relevant words in between, i.e "house - kitchen - refirgerator - soda". You may decide the number of words the player can use to link.

Divide the class into two or three teams and in turns, ask one student from each team to come to the front. The student picks a word and conveys the word to his team. This game can be done using actions ( charades) or drawings ( pictionary) where student pantomimes or draws the word, respectively. I usually tell my students to choose whichever they feel more comfortable using to convey their ideas across. The team must guess the word correctly before the time runs out. If not, other teams may have the chance to "steal" and gets the points if their answer is correct.

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This game works best with beginner students. The teacher writes words arranged randomly on the board and calls one player from each team to stand equidistantly from the board. The teacher will say one of the words and students should run up to the board and slaps the word when they find it.

Variation: A variant of this game is called "Swat It!" where students use fly swatters to swat the word instead of slapping the board.

In this game, students may stay in their seats or make a circle. The aim is to say a word that are associated together. Start by saying a word related to your lesson or topic. The first student will say aloud any word that they associate with your given word. The next player will then do the same with the previous word, and so on, i.e "tomato -> red -> Mars..." The student who gives an unrelated/dissociated word is out. Make the game more challenging by making the exchanges fast (maybe only 5 seconds to think?!).

The teacher gives students a list of 20 words, phrases or sentences and ask them to copy 7 words they want on their notebook. The teacher then gives the definition of a random word from the list but does not say the word itself. If students think they have the word the teacher defines, they tick it. The student who ticks all 7 words they had chosen shouts BINGO and wins the game.

This is a good way to teach students rhyming words. The teacher gives and example by saying, "I'm thinking of a word that rhymes with 'Light'" Teacher then calls a student who thinks he knows the answer. But instead of saying the word, the student goes to the front and pantomime his guess. (For example, the student might act like he is becoming taller if he is thinking of the word ' Height'). The rest of the class will then guess what the student is miming. If one of the students mentions the correct answer even if it isn't what the actor is doing, it won't be counted as a correct guess.

To get the students involved, I usually split the class into two teams. I give each team a whiteboard where they can write their chosen word to prevent them from changing it once the other team has correctly mimed the answer.

I don't know what to call this game so I'm just calling it this way. Divide the class into two teams and give each team a mini-whiteboard or a paper. Let the team leaders pick a topic written on strips of paper. Give them 2-4 minutes (depending on their level) to shortlist 12 items related to the topic they've got. When the time is over, tell whoever goes first the topic of the other team. They have 30 seconds to guess what's on the list and will get a point for each item they guess correctly. Play as many rounds as you want with different topics. The team with the highest points wins the game!

This is a usual tic-tac-toe game, but with a twist! First, divide the class in two teams, X and O. Arrange 9 chairs in three rows and three columns or draw the grid on the floor using a chalk or dry erase marker. Now start asking questions from your lesson or topic. The group that gets the answer correctly gets to sit on the chair or take a spot on the grid. When using the latter, I tell the Xs to sit down and the Os to stand up to avoid confusion. Whichever group forms 3 first, either diagonally, horizontally or vertically, wins the game.

Choose 6 categories and assign 1 category to each number on the dice. Give each group a die. Students take turns rolling the dice and give words under each corresponding category.

Teacher has a list of new vocab words handy. Groups of students form single-file lines. Teacher says a vocabulary word. Each student down the line says 1 letter until the word is spelled. If a mistake is made, spelling starts over with the next person in line.

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In this post, we'll share four classroom games that we also find effective in teaching vocabulary to English Language Learners.
Nine Box Grid
We use this simple game, which we learned and modified from English teacher Katie Toppel, a lot. As you can see from the image, it's just a matter of putting nine words (or, when we teach phonics, letters) on a numbered three-by-three grid (for a total of nine boxes/spaces) on the class whiteboard.

Then, we give students mini-whiteboards (sometimes they play with a partner and sometimes individually), markers, and erasers/cloths (if you haven't invested in a class set of mini-whiteboards, we'd strongly advise you do so - either buying them from a store or making your own - search "make mini-whiteboards" online for instructions).

Next, we take out two huge foam dice we bought online for a few dollars. One student rolls the dice and then everyone gets one minute to write a sentence on their board using the chosen word or writing a word using the letter. If they roll an eleven or twelve, they must use their choice of two words or letters on the grid. Students are told to hold up their boards at the end of a minute and the teacher gives some quick feedback.

Then, another student rolls the dice and the game continues. Unlike some of our other games, we don't keep score in this one and students enjoy it just the same.

After a few turns, we'll ask the rollers of the dice to change a word or letter on the grid. This move promotes more student engagement and ownership (though it can get a bit loud each time the dice roller is lobbied by the rest of the class when they are at the board!).
Fill-In-The-Blank
This simple game also requires mini-whiteboards - one per group. We usually have students divide into pairs and give each "partner group" a number. We then put the number on the board and give them points when they make a correct answer.

In this game, the teacher writes and reads or just says a cloze/gap-fill sentence ("Mr. Ferlazzo is a "; "I am going to over the weekend").

Students must fill in the blank and write a complete sentence on their board. They will get one point for every word they add if the sentence is correct - this feature encourages students to avoid the easiest answers. However, if there is an error in their more complex sentence, they do not get any points - no matter how many other words they use. In this game, as in all of the games, the teacher is the ultimate Decider!

However, even though the teacher is the final judge, students can also take turns being the leader and giving the class their own clozes.
Pictionary
Everybody reading this book probably is already familiar with Pictionary. The teacher or a student draws an object, living being, or action on the front board or document camera, and then students (again with whiteboards) are given a minute to write down what they think is being drawn. We want to encourage full-class participation, so in our version people don't shout out their answer and students don't get points for being "first." Everyone who has the correct answer written down thirty seconds after the drawing is completed receives a point, and can "bet it all" prior to the last drawing.
Categories
We use this game primarily for vocabulary review. Students are divided into pairs and, as usual, each group is given one mini-whiteboard. The teacher calls out names of categories (home, animals, things that move, things made of metal, things that people do for fun, etc.). Students are given one-minute to write down as many (classroom appropriate) items as they can on their whiteboard. They get a point for each one that is correct. This game can also create opportunities for speaking practice when there is a dispute about an answer - students had to convince us once that "fighting" qualified under "things that people do for fun."

The "category" could also be "words that start with the letter 'b'". And, if you are teaching a more advanced ELL class, you can even make it more challenging by combining two categories (e.g. "words that start with t and are in a home").

You can do this occasionally in reverse and throw in a question where you give the words and they have to write the name of the category.

These four are just a small sampling of games that can be used in class for vocabulary instruction. You can find more here, and we hope you'll share your own in the comments.

Larry has written a previous British Council post sharing other vocabulary instructional strategies and links to online games ( see Five Strategies For ELL Vocabulary Instruction)
(This is adapted from the new book, The ELL Teacher's Toolbox: Hundreds of Practical Ideas to Support Your Students, by Larry Ferlazzo and Katie Hull Sypnieski )

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