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Geography Vocabulary Spin off - Countries, Cities, Continents, Natural World & Landmarks This is a classroom game where you spin the wheel and students answer questions to score points.

This game helps students to improve their knowledge on pronouns. They are given 10 multiple choice questions, If they have chosen incorrect option they have to try again. I used this game as a follow up activity as a part of their homework (after explainig the pronouns in the class). They told me they liked it and they even noted that this game helped them to understand the usage of pronouns better.

It's a funny and interesting game. The player have to choose the right answer of the question to score a goal. I piloted this game with one of my students and he liked it very much. It's easy for people who love football and its rules.

It's a very funny game. There are four teams and they have to answer the questions correctly in order to make their car go ahead of others.It's a team game and students enjoy it very much.

This game enlarges fruit and color vocabulary.In the game there are 15 questions and each has four variants for students to choose the right one. I have piloted it with my beginner level students. It was both fun and reinforcement for them.

Vocabulary is Fun! Just ask learners! This game enables high school students to practice homophones and insert the right answer for the question asked. It has several levels of difficulty, so the players are free to chose the level they can manage. I think, this game is very educational for foreign learners, as well.

In this activity everything seems to be real! I was taken away by it and decided to try it on my cousin. He enjoyed it very much! He is a boxer and this activity was so real for him: he was in a ring but this time trying to answer different questions in order to get through the rounds and win.

This activity can be very useful for beginners. Children can learn about different word types such as the verb, noun and adjective with this fun game. With the help of interactive highlighter learners have to choose the word that answers to the given question. With the help of this game my neighbor is now able to differentiate adjectives, adverbs and etc.

Learn about different word types such as the verb, noun and adjective with this fun game for students.

Learn about different word types such as the verb, noun and adjective with this fun game for kids. This great online practice activity for students involves a series of challenges related to nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, pronouns, conjunctions, prepositions, articles, clauses and phrases. Find these types of words in sentences and understand when to use them properly.

This is a fun game for bigginers to play in order to learn the colors.

I like this activity very much, if I have opportunity I will definitely try this one, I think it'll motivate students and set a positive atmosphere in the classroom.

This activity can be played either with teenagers or even kids. It is engaging and brings active interaction into the classroom. All the students are involved in the activity at the same time. It is also exciting for the teacher as he has to create questions during the activity aside from those prepared. Finally it is competition among the student which works perfect most of the times. Enjoy.

This activity is a great one for pair work. Present Perfect is the best to be practiced on activity work sheets like this. Enjoy. I do practice them in my class. Students work individually at first, then they turn to their partner and work with him.

This webpage gives some interesting activities for practicing Present Perfect. Some of them I have used some are new. Give it a try. These activities can be done by students in pairs. Students may ask follow up questions such as when, who, with, which will lead them from Present Perfect to Past Simple.

This is a classroom game where students answer questions to win billions. This game is a good practice for plural nouns. I have tried this game with my 10 years old student (beginner level) who liked this game very much mainly because it was the prototype of a famous game "Who wants to become a millionaire?". Though he did not win when he played for the first time, however he tried for several times unless he won.

High beginner kids can practice and revise present simple and continuous tenses through the moving pictures and T/F questions

A lot of repetition - good for kids to pick up the patterns in the structure

An advanced level activity, which teaches set expressions on the above mentioned topic. The expression are at first taught in the context (in the car), then reinforced by questions and filling gap activities.I tried it with my sister. She said that it was very precise, comprehensive and taught in the real life situation.

An interactive link which integrates an animated story for kids aiming to make the taching/learning process more interesting and productive. It develops the learners' reading and listening skills as well as tests thier comprehesion skills: the learners need to answer 14 questions that are accompanied by illustrations, photos, and/or animations.

For beginner students this is a great game. My students played it with joy.

One can practice the present simple vs. the present continuous tenses by playing this snakes and ladders fun game. Keep playing until you win. Answer questions correctly to have a chance at rolling the dice.It is really fun!!!!

A lower-intermediate level video activity: a phone conversation first listented with subtitles then without them, which is then followed by a set of different types of questions for comprehension, vocabulary as well as grammar knowledge.