Students can create their own flashcards with questions and answers. You might want to review the cards before allowing students to play so you can be sure that the students’ answers are accurate.
 2. Pair Up
 Use the stand up/hands up/pair up method for students to find a partner.  Partner A holds up the flashcard to show Partner B the question.  Partner B answers. Partner A praises if correct or coaches if incorrect.  They switch roles and Partner B asks Partner A the next question.
 3. Hands Up
 After thanking each other and switching cards, Partners A and B raise their hands to find a new partner and repeat the process for an allotted amount of time.
 When to Use
 Use Quiz, Quiz, Trade at any point in the lesson to structure meaningful conversation.
 Before introducing new material to tap into prior knowledge, to review terms, to practice newly learned skills
 (Kagan cooperative learning)
 

Prepare  flascards with pictures of vocabulary, actions, etc. You can use it to any topic or structure you want to practice

Draw a noughts and crosses grid on the blackboard/white board like the one below.

 | Sport  | Opposites  | Food
| Pronunciation | Grammar  | Prepositions
| Geography | Music | Cinema