This game requires no setup and is perfect for days when you want a quick practice activity since it can be constricted to whatever time you may have.
This is a great way to move away from the pair practice while maintaining student-to-student English practice. It's great to help your students think critically, and about strategy. Encourage them to try their best.
This game takes ideas from traditional Chinese customs. It’s great for students to play, and the Nian monster adds an extra element of fun.
Even as little kids, students get excited about gambling. This game takes advantage of that while giving them a lot of English practice. It’s a great opportunity to pair stronger and weaker students.
This is a new twist to old and basic dice games. Students have a new challenge when playing. Since it’s a student-to-student game, they get a lot of practice in a few minutes. Encourage them to have fun and take advantage of the time.
This is a student-to-student activity that encourages maximum practice. It’s different from simply playing and exchanging cards. It requires that your students work as a team and develop a strategy to win against the other team.
This is a fun and exciting game. It’s easy to follow. It's a student-to-student activity, meaning your students will get as much practice as possible. You can make it even more exciting by implementing a sound that students can do when someone falls off. This is great for loud and rowdy students.
This game is great and helps your students to get a lot of practice. It’s a fun way to get them to think logically as they try to score 10 points. They will have a lot of fun trying to guess the result of the die roll.
It’s amazing how much students love to talk about poop. This game takes advantage of that while encouraging maximum student-to-student practice.
This game is a great way to challenge students to get the most practice they can. It’s fun and full of chances. It creates opportunities for students who may not be good at practicing to push hard and try to win.