Editable Games for ESL English. Enhance Your ESL Lessons with Editable Games: Free Downloadable PowerPoints Included
Editable Games for ESL English
Are you looking to add an extra layer of excitement and engagement to your ESL English lessons? Look no further! In this blog post, we’re thrilled to introduce you to three editable games that are sure to captivate your students’ attention and enhance their language skills. Best of all, we’re providing free downloadable PowerPoint templates for each game, so you can easily customize them to suit your lesson objectives and teaching style.
Editable Games for ESL English
Hidden Picture Game
Get your students’ observational skills in gear with this interactive game. Simply insert images into the PowerPoint template, hide them behind numbered squares, and challenge your students to guess what’s hidden beneath by selecting a square. It’s a fun way to reinforce vocabulary and encourage descriptive language.
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Jeopardy
Put your students’ knowledge to the test with this classic game format. Customize the categories and questions to align with your lesson content, whether it’s grammar, vocabulary, or cultural trivia. With editable slides, you have the flexibility to tailor the game to your specific teaching objectives and student proficiency levels.
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Taboo
Boost your students’ communication skills with this engaging word association game. Create a list of target vocabulary words and their taboo counterparts, and challenge students to describe the word without using any of the taboo terms. It’s a fantastic way to encourage creativity, expand vocabulary, and improve fluency.
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Snakes and Ladders
The aim of the game is to be the first player to reach square 100.
Set up
Split the students into groups of 2-4. You will need one dice and one board per group and one counter per student.
How to play?
Place the counters next to square one. Each child takes it in turn to role the dice. The highest role goes first. The order of play continues in a clockwise direction. If a student lands at the foot of a ladder or the head of a snake, he or she must make a sentence using the key words at the top and bottom of the snake or the ladder. If he or she makes a mistake then he or she should miss a go. Remember players go up ladders and down snakes!!!
Target language
The aim of the game is to practice gerunds and in particular the auxiliary verb when forming the present progressive. Have fun!!
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