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The first page of this game allows you to choose from 35 lessons geared to 6 graders. The game starts with a 10-word list to study. To play this game, one must write the word that is missing in the sentence, though you can hear it. You have a chose of letters, sounds or syllables to form the word. It is well done, since it targets word building, spelling and listening skills.

This is a vocabulary building game. Scattered parts of words are given and one needs to put them together in order to form the most words and gain points. The definition of the new words are given.

This engaging game helps to build vocabulary and practice spelling. I explained the instructions to my friend's 6 and 8 year old kids and they played and liked this game. They asked me to play again and again, and after some times they managed to complete all missing letters of the given words correctly. So, this game can be used with benefits for EFL kids.

This is a good game to learn different words and revise them. My EFL learners enjoyed the game and leaned many new words at the same time.

This activity is designed for elementary student. It works good with adults and children. The aim of the activity is to find the second part of the word. I have tried it with an elementary level adult and she found it very useful for building new vocabulary

This is a useful activity for the learners to practice the meanings of both prefixes and suffixes and use them to build longer words.

A fun game for students of low proficeny. I hope your learners will enjoy it!!!

This game was a littlebit difficult for my 11 year old cousin. I think some proficiency in the language may be required to be able to handle the game.

Learners should continue forming interogative questions with help of the provided hints. This game is best for upper elementery level. My sister liked it very much and with the help of it learned a lot.

vocabulary-building activity booklet which includes a word search, a jumble, a spelling bee, and a mini picture dictionary.

This video quiz about the film "Avatar" will help you to practise your English listening skills and build your vocabulary. You can use these kinds of activities to prepare your students for PBT or IELTS exams. I tried with some advanced students and they liked it.

This game gives the student the opportunity to activate his/her vocabulary. It provides the student with eight letters and the student has to make up as many words with these letters as possible. Good game for individual and group work. My students liked it but they said that they had better play this game at home. They confessed that this game if played regularly activates passive vocabulary.