A giant "board" game!

Playing a "board" game on the floor is fun! We can practice the subject of the lesson and give students another chance to play in class! Teacher just needs to prepare in advance some questions, for example, and place them as a way which students are supposed to follow. Use a dice and play it just as a board game you play on a table!

Blink!!

Wonderful game to play in class!!! This is a really fast card game and it's pretty easy, as well. Two players compete by simply trying to math their cards according to their shape, number or color. The one who loses has to answer a question! Great way of checking your students' comprehension of the lesson you've taught! Have lots of fun, colleague!

My dream vacation!

Last week my teen students were back to their classes and I didn't know which activity I should use with them to start. We usually begin a new semester asking them how their vacations were, what they did or the places they went to, but I wanted to do something a little different! And then I thought: "Why not asking them to prepare a project on that? The topic should be "My dream vacation", so that they could think about what they would really love doing during that time, decorate their work with pictures from old magazines and add sentences to it, such as "My dream vacation would be fishing with my friends...", or "I dream about being in a very nice resort in...", depending on the English level of the students. Wish you a great semester, colleague!