NUMBER GAME

NUMBER GAME – Listening Activity

Amplifying Language Skills: Dynamic Listening Activities for ESL Classrooms

Embarking on a captivating expedition through the landscape of language acquisition, we delve into the heart of ESL classrooms in this insightful blog post. Our focus centers on unraveling the intricacies of language learning, with a particular emphasis on cultivating listening skills. Tailored for students at the elementary, junior high, and senior high school levels, our exploration aims to provide educators and learners alike with a repertoire of engaging and interactive listening activities.

The art of language acquisition is multifaceted, and among its essential pillars, listening plays a pivotal role. In our journey together, we’ll unravel a tapestry of creative strategies designed to elevate listening comprehension in ESL classrooms. These activities are carefully crafted to not only captivate the learners’ attention but also foster an environment where language acquisition becomes an enjoyable and immersive experience.

Teachers seeking fresh and inventive approaches to ESL instruction will discover a wealth of ideas within these pages. From adapting classic games to suit language learning objectives to incorporating multimedia resources that resonate with the tech-savvy generation, we aim to empower educators with tools that transcend traditional language instruction.

For students navigating the complexities of English language acquisition, this post serves as a compass, guiding you through a spectrum of listening exercises designed to refine your comprehension skills. Whether you’re aiming to bolster your proficiency for academic pursuits or simply looking to enhance your communication abilities, these activities are crafted to make language learning not just a task but an enjoyable journey of exploration.

So, join us on this expedition of language discovery as we navigate the diverse terrains of ESL classrooms, uncovering the richness of dynamic listening activities that transform the language learning experience.

NUMBER GAME

DESCRIPTION

Prepare a number diagram and make enough copies for all students. Call out the first number (next to the starting point). Have the students circle (or otherwise connect) the numbers as you call them out. Have them guess, at any time, what the picture is. Make certain that the rules are clear. Give an
example on the blackboard demonstrating how to check for the proper number (look on all sides of the previous number.)
This is a good listening comprehension test of minimal number pairs such as 30 and 13, etc.


OPTIONS

This is a very effective seasonal game. Especially good for elementary and junior high school students.
Make the picture interesting for the students.


MATERIALS

Blackboard & chalk or whiteboard a marker. Enough copies for all students, pencils & erasers


NUMBER GAME – REMARKS

This is a good way to end or start a class.

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