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This game is designed for high intermediate EFL student. Through this game, EFL learners can revise their knowledge of job descriptions. This game can be played by one player or two players. Accordingly, it will also promote collaboration between learners. An EFL intermediate learner had a chance to choose one of the provided choices and decide whether it corresponds to the job description provided in the game or not and accordingly, to gain particular score or not. I tried it with my brother's wife (24 year-old) and she in some cases guessed the write answer. She had some difficulties because of some words used in job descriptions. Though, she tried to understand the word in context and guess the meaning. I would suggest my peers to use this educational game because it promotes L2 learners language skills in terms of enhancing their vocabulary.

This game is useful for teaching ESL Young Learners and Beginners. By this activity Students can practice words related to jobs, places, transportation and daily routines.

This is a great place to learn / revise the vocabulary related to jobs and the difference between the present simple and the present continuous with the help of an interactive book. I have tried this with 2 intermediate level students and it was highly effective.It enhances all 4 skills.

A pretty good opportunity to learn or revise the jobs in English. This crossword will no doubt help your students to enrich their vocabulary.

Mind game an interactive game that can be used to improve students' vocabulary, pronunciation and listening skills. This a good way to learn and practice the names of jobs.

I tried this with my intermediate level students. The liked it a lot, because it is entertaining and fun.

An easy and interesting way to have kids learn the people/jobs by both listening to the words and seeing them visually.

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 is a fine activity for different level students. there is choice among the levels appropriate to each category. I tried this with upper level, and it was a success. The game is both interesting and effective in the sense of language learning.

A very interactive game for kids. The players should enter their names to be praised for their good jobs. I tried it with my six-year-old son. It was useful to revise colours, study some new words, listen to their exact description and put them into the correct order.

I suggest using this link to have students of intermediate level get knowledge of ancient civilizations of Ancient Greek, Indus, Anglo-Saxons, Vikings, Romans, and so on. Students will learn about their Lands, Discovery, Way of Life, Home Life, The Gods and Heroes,Trade and Travel, Art and Writing, Technology and Jobs, Food and Farming, Games and Toys, The End of those Civilizations, What They Did For Us. Go and explore timelines.

This is a good activity for practicing general questions. It might work best with elementary level students.

I have tried this one, it works :-)

I used some of these activities during my internship and they were really helpful for practicing present perfect. And besides Ss got to know many things about their peers.

We liked all the activities especially " Job Interview".

Answer the questions correctly to help Moby collect everything he needs. Beaware of secret trap doors and do not forget the hidden 6th objects. You will see 2 pictures and at the same time you will hera the sentence and your job is to click on the right picture to continue the game.

This game is for students of advance level. It promotes the students' vocabulary skills.

The activity is to develop vocabulary in certain limited topics. This could be applied for from intermediate level, since the words in charts do not usually met often. I would add that the student knew some names of flowers and anilmas, but the rest of the words were difficult and unknown to him.

Listen and drag things that belong in a firehouse.