216 - New Flashcards Game|ESL Game for Kids | Teaching In China

For more ESL games, ideas, tips, and resources. A volunteer Mr. VK (WeChat ID: time_pass1224), will add you to my WeChat Groups. Follow me on; Instagram ID: ma_muxi Twitter: a_muxi Website: Facebook page: “Muxi’s ESL World“ Douying ID: Bilibili ID: 536267837 Weibo : MuxiESLWorld Youku: MuxiESLworld WeChat Channel: MuxiESLWorld Email: muxi@ ________________________________________ This is definitely a fantastic game, suitable for all the ages and fit for any content like vocabulary, story, sentences, daily talk, introduction, greetings, numbers, shapes, letters, phonics, etc. You can play this game with or without flashcards and can easily involve all the kids at the same time, no matter what you teach. I was playing this game for two weeks and kids still wanted to play. There are many other variations but once you start playing this you will get other ideas. HOW TO PLAY? Have all the kids standing in a line or in a semi-circle. Teachers or kids facing the wall, say the sentence structure and kids repeat or asking questions and other kids answer accordingly or you can use flashcards. If you are playing just for fun as a warm-up or practicing sentence, then the students say “ can I sit down” The teacher kept saying “No, you can’t” but when the teacher says yes, you can. Then they all quickly sit down before the teacher turns around. If the teacher sees someone still standing, s/he will be out or will play the teaches role. If you are going to use flashcards then many variations. Hold one tiger/monster/ bomb flashcards with you, when you show them the cards, they say it or use it in a sentence but when they see the tiger/monster card they quickly sit down or when they see the bomb card they sit down and cover their heads. I personally like this game very much, so productive and can recycle in many ways. and kids definitely enjoy it. _____________________________________ Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use“ for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational, or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.