Everyone knows each other by now, of course, but you can still use these games in class to get them speaking and using English. http://www.tefl.net/alexcase/teaching/tefl/class-management/class-dynamics/gtky-games/
Happy deciocho!
Hi Everyone. This blog is set up after a suggestion that there should be a way of sharing classroom games, lessons,etc, that worked and didn't work. Let's see if it's useful. Newcomers, if you want to contribute posts, just email me, or comment to a post, with your email address, and I'll add you as an author.
Monday, September 20, 2010
Monday, September 13, 2010
Tongue Twisters
Hey guys,
Found a decent resource for various Tongue Twisters. I have used them as closing activities (like warm ups but at the end) and have got really good responses from my students. Hope it proves useful for you all:)
http://www.indianchild.com/tongue_twisters.htm
Sarah
Found a decent resource for various Tongue Twisters. I have used them as closing activities (like warm ups but at the end) and have got really good responses from my students. Hope it proves useful for you all:)
http://www.indianchild.com/tongue_twisters.htm
Sarah
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
21
OK, modeled on the drinking game. Sit in a circle, count up to 21. The 21st gets to make up a rule, like saying Buzz on the primes, swap seats every fifth number, reverse counting, etc. Mistakes are penalised. First I penalised with points (the person with the least points wins), but then used a forfeit. Anybody who made a mistake had to either dance for ten seconds, sing for ten seconds, or talk English for ten. Fun times were had, and a compromising video of the teacher dancing was recorded, so I'm going to call that lesson a success.
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