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Have students create their own picture dictionaries using magazines, drawings, or printed images. Students can organize words by categories (food, clothing, etc.) and write simple sentences using each word. This hands-on activity helps with vocabulary retention and basic sentence structure.

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Create an interactive word wall with common English words. Give students simple clues to find specific words. For example: 'Find something you write with' (pencil). This gets students moving while learning everyday vocabulary!

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Create bingo cards with pictures representing basic vocabulary. Call out words in English and have students mark the corresponding pictures. This game is perfect for reviewing categories like animals, food, or classroom objects.

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Download free printable bingo cards on a variety of topics and themes taught in the ESL classroom.

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Each student brings in or chooses an object from the classroom. They practice saying 'This is a ___' and one simple fact about the object. Great for building confidence in speaking!

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Use 'Simon Says' to teach basic actions and body parts. This Total Physical Response (TPR) activity helps students connect actions with English words. Start with simple commands like 'stand up,' 'sit down,' 'touch your head.'

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ESL GAMES for kids// The Classic Simon Says

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Give simple instructions for students to draw a picture. For example: 'Draw a big house. Draw two windows. Draw a red door.' This activity practices listening comprehension and basic adjectives.

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Students take or find pictures of items that start with each letter of the alphabet. They practice writing the words and create a class alphabet book. A great way to connect letters with real-world objects!

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Create cards with subjects (I, He, She), verbs (eat, run, sleep), and objects (apple, ball). Students physically arrange the cards to build basic sentences. Color-code the cards by parts of speech.

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105 free sentence building cards - ESL Vault

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Free printable PDF pages of sentence building cards. The color-coded cards are great for making sentence building fun and helping children learn.

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Create and post labels for classroom items in both English and students' native languages. Students can refer to these labels throughout the day, creating a print-rich environment that supports natural vocabulary acquisition.

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Create matching cards with pictures and corresponding English words. Start with 5-10 pairs and gradually increase. This classic game builds vocabulary and memory skills while keeping students engaged.

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Use large foam dice with different categories (subjects, verbs, objects) on each side. Students roll the dice and create simple sentences. Make it fun by having students act out their sentences!

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Place vocabulary cards on chairs. Play music while students walk around. When music stops, students pick up the card and say the word or use it in a simple sentence. A fun twist on a classic game!

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Linguish: Language School for Kids and Adults

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Linguish ESL Games // Musical Chairs // LT476