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They are flash cards for speaking activities. It can be used with a group or as pair work. The student is to describe what they see in the pictures in the flash card to the rest of the group until they can guess what is in the flash card. It is very engaging and the students will practise speaking with fun and excitement.

The flashcards don't seem to be free though.

This is an interactive game which improves the learner's creativity skills, speaking skills, and also writing skills for short descriptive paragraphs.

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.

A link which integrates an audio and pictures of 'Body Parts' - both aiming to help elementary level students acquire and practice the target vocabulary.

This is a good source for using a simple story to motivate pre-school and first beginning students to learn English. It's easy to choose pictures and creates a story even for a 5 year old kid. My 5 years old daughter got encouraged when recognized that she made it by herself. If it's being used often children would be able to recognize words as a whole; without having the ability of reading the individual letters.

Oh Armine jan it was a very interesting game. I played it twice. It really helps the students to promote their reading skills, as well as their creativity. And the most intersting part was the last part when I was reading the story about me. I liked it very much...:)

It's a matching game which provides pictures, written words and pronunciations. I tried it on beginning learners of 5 and 10 years old. They played it for several times with enthusiasm.

This audio book is a good sample for developing both listening and reading skills. The book also includes pictures which in its case make the story interesting and attractive. IT also can be printed. The text is not so simple so, the students should have good English skills in order to understand the content of the text.

In this type of material kids can express their creativeness and at the same time increase their vocabulary. They can color the pictures and make a book by themselves and than read.

I used this during my EEC classes as a homework assignment and it worked pretty well because the students were very motivated to find the word that they had already learned. Besides, 'Animal Word Search' contains pictures of some animals, which makes them to do their homework with curiosity.

This activity will help the beginner students to learn the names of the animals. The power point will help them to remember the names easily as it is with pictures of animals. At the sasme time the students can learn the indefinite article "a". After looking at the power point the students can listen to the recorder and thus pronounce the names of the animals in a correct way.

I have tried this game with an intermediate and upper intermediate level students and it worked quite well. The only difficulty may the result of culture differences. There may be some set phrases which do not exist in the S's native language, and unfamiliarity with this set phrase may cause come difficulties. However it is very useful and effective.

This activity will give opportunity to English learners to practise similes by the help of pictures and associations with them.

This colorful and interesting site is a suitable place for kids of pre-school and also bigger kids to implement their creativity in making stories. Games of this site are focused on words. Relevant pictures along with their pronunciation are served in an easy and fun way which enhances the learning process. I tried this site with my 5 years old daughter and she asked me to play its games over and over. Also she made a story (by my little manipulation) and she felt the joy of being a creative story maker.

This is more like flashcards, but it is also directed with audio. It teaches the numbers. While counting the pictures (animals0 the name of the animal is given, and the sound it makes is heard. I think it is appropriate for kids (beginners).

Here is a matching (pictures with words) game which will help your students practice vocabulary. I actually tried it myself and it is a lot of fun.

This web site aims to help students to memorize vocabulary in an easy and efficient way, by using pictures, sounds and games.

Create a Room This game is designed to enhance or/and reinforce beginners' vocabulary. The learnes are supposed to decorate the different rooms.The game is attractive for kids since it is presented in colorful pictures and because the children are supposed to create and arrange the rooms up to their own desire.

The students see many objects and are given a list of names which they should match with their pictures. The names of the objects have more than one meaning. Students are then given sentences where they are going to use the words in other meanings. They can use either logic or dictionary to find different meanings for these names which will fit in the sentences. This activity will work effectively both in the classroom and outside the classroom. It can also be assigned for individual and group work. My students were really interested in the activity. They asked each other, worked collaboratively, also used dictionary and sometimes asked for my help. The output was productive as in the end students remembered all the words.

This is a classroom game where you spin the wheel and students answer questions to score points.Review Animals, clothes, colours and numbers vocabulary-

Here are a lot of crossword puzzles with pictured clues for various topics that can be easily printed out.