The purpose of this activity is to know when to use past simple and past continuous, within one sentence. It consists of 10 sentences and gives you the grade at the end with the corrections and a short explanation. Best for ages 11 and up.

A fun game to develop parts of speech. It asks you to write many words then comes up with a funny story. When you have trouble remembering it even has an information page to help the player. Best for players who have sufficient grammar knowledge (11 and up)

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 game can be played alone or with another player. It reminds the "Jeopardy" board with points, whereby the player must choose from and the questions are more challenging when the points are higher. The question appears right away and when the answer is correct, the player gains points and the next player chooses a category. If it is incorrect, the correct verb is given. The point board is shown every time you choose a category. Thought there is no flash, my students enjoyed it and thought it was a good way to review irregular verbs.

This game with 10 questions is suitable for 11 to 14 year olds. It tests sentence knowledge. What is great about it, is that it gives the player a second chance to answer the same question. If it is still wrong, a third time, then it gives the right answer.

This is the famous "snakes and ladders" game that could be played alone or with 2 players. When one answers correctly, they get to roll the dice. This game is best for 7 to 9 year olds. At the end of the game, one can check all the correct answers.

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.

An interesting game for children aged from 6 to 8, to develop vocabulary. On the screen, there is 2 short list morphemes, that one should connect the dots in order to form compound words. Once all the words are done correctly, you may go to the next level.