Hasbro Gaming Guess Who? Game Original Guessing Game for Kids Ages 6 and Up For 2 Players

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This activity is perfect for children learning English as an additional or second language. This interactive classroom PowerPoint game will allow them to practise vocabulary on topics such as, clothing, facial features and characteristics. It's a fun way to build children's confidence with speaking in English. It is a great activity to work on as part of a group and will encourage children to communicate with each other too.

To eliminate a face, just push the Face Card all the way down so you can only see the name at the top. ESL Category Generator – Generate categories to get your students practicing vocabulary. Great activity to be used with a ball or in online classes to get students thinking at the start of class as a warmer. Insert the red Face Cards into the red tray (see Figure 2). The blue cards have already been inserted. Make sure you can see each of the faces and names.This versatile game works well with children of different ages. We think it would suit children between the ages of 3 and 12. It is also great for any young English language learners. You could put your class into groups or pairs if they would prefer to work in smaller groups.

Interactive Word Search – Online interactive word search (word soup) puzzles for Young learners with target vocabulary for Cambridge Young Learner Exams (Starters, Movers and Flyers A1 & A2. A Fun way to practice spelling with students in class, on their own or online with Zoom.ESL Guess Who is a fun interactive game to practice yes/no questions and describing people. In this game, one student selects a person and the rest of the class must ask questions to try and guess who the person is. This free interactive online game is fantastic for all ages and levels and sure to popular in class or on online classes. Random Letter Generator – Generate random letters from the alphabet with this simple letter generating tool. I climb down your chimney on Christmas Eve to leave you your gifts while you’re fast asleep. 2. Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer