Changes will take effect once you reload the page. August 16, Game to practice irregular verbs and the simple past tense. Game to practice the names of zoo animals in English. Game to practice the names of vegetables in English.
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Then they take turns rolling the dice to move across the board. They must take a card and answer correctly to remain on that spot, or move back two places if they are incorrect. If they land at the bottom of a ladder, and they answer correctly, they get to move up the ladder. Related Categories. Get the Entire BusyTeacher Library:. Dramatically Improve the Way You Teach. Save hours of lesson preparation time with the Entire BusyTeacher Library.
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Teaching Ideas. Are You Sure You Understand? Recycling and Revising. Please wait Let us dive in: 1. Then they take turns rolling the dice to move across the board 3. The game would then continue with Player B responding to the serve, giving the past form of the verb. The round finishes when a player gets three points.
The two players' scores are then written on the board and a new player from each team comes to the front and so on. The team with the most points at the end of the game wins. This game can also be played with adjectives, comparatives and superlatives as well as countries, nationalities and languages. The Verb Tree. Here is an imaginative verb game to help students practice or review verb meanings and sentence structure. Draw a large tree with many branches on the board.
Ask the students what is missing from the tree and elicit the word 'leaves'. Tell the students that they are going to provide leaves for the tree. Give each student a post-it note or piece of paper cut into the shape of a leaf. Tell the students to each think of a different verb and write it on their paper. The team members then discuss what verb each student should write. You could also ask the students to choose verbs from a list if there are specific verbs you want them to practice.
When the students have finished, invite a student from Team A to come up to the board with their leaf.
The student says the verb aloud and sticks the verb on the tree. Team B then has one minute to make a meaningful sentence with the verb and write it on the board. If they are able to do this, the team scores one point. A student from Team B then comes up to the board with their leaf and Team A tries to make a sentence and so on. This continues until all the verbs are on the tree.
The team with the most points wins the game. As an extension, ask students to work in pairs and use some of the verbs or sentences on the board to create a story. You can set the number of verbs or sentences to be included and award a prize for the best story. This game can be used to practice or revise a variety of language and vocabulary. You could have an adjective tree, a sports tree, a food tree, etc.
You could also choose a theme for the tree such as Christmas or Halloween. The procedure is the same. Things we do. In this ESL verb game, students brainstorm regular and irregular verbs related to a topic.
Start by reviewing regular and irregular verbs with the class. Next, divide the class into teams of three or four.
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