2. Colours’ game: one person is chosen to say the instruction: “touch something red”, “touch a pencil”, etc.

3. The conductor: one person is chosen to be the conductor of the orchestra and everyone has to do like his or her (clap their hands, touch their noses, or whatever the conductor decides to do). Before choosing who the conductor is, one person is chosen to guess who the conductor is afterwards while everybody is discreetly imitating the conductor. The game is over and other person is chosen when the conductor is discovered.

4. Don’t let the ball stop: a topic is chosen (for example: animals) and children have to pass the ball saying one word (in this case the name of one animal). To make it funnier, words cannot be repeated.

5. The hangman: one secret word is chosen and the rest of the students have to guess by completing the letters of the word. One part of the body of a hangman is drawn for each failed letter. If the hangman or the word is completed the game is over, you lost or win respectively.

6. I spy with my little eye: one person has to secretly choose one object that she or he can see and says: “I spy with my little eye… something big/red/tasty/…” in order to describe it. Thanks to each clue, the rest of the students have to guess what object it is.

7. Bingo: one topic and a list of words about it are chosen. Children draw or write the words they want to (or they can take printed pictures). The words of that list are randomly said at loud and they have to mark them if they have them on their previous selection.
8. Alphabet: one letter of the alphabet is said and students have a short period of time established to think of an animal, a city, a fruit, a name of a person, food and colour whose first letter is the selected one. Students get different points depending on if the word is valid and if it is repeated or not.

9. Venn diagrams: different objects are given to children and they have to divide them in two different groups limited by two hoops which share a common area (to put the objects that share a characteristic).
10. Pictionary: one concept is given and one person has to draw it. Meanwhile, the rest of the participants should guess it, preferably before it is completely drawn.
11. Linx board game: a board with different pictures is put in the middle of the players and cards with the same pictures are faced down. In turns, players must face them up one by one and look for the picture on the board. If they find the picture, they will cover it with their hands and they will take the corresponding card as a point.