I found this pronunciation game on The Internet TESL Journal, it’s a great way of drawing attention to, and practising, vowel sounds. Click on the pronunciation tab above for more pronunciation activities.. For this activity, you will… Pit Pat Putt – A Pronunciation Game for Practising Vowel Sounds

Crossword puzzles are really great for introducing a new theme or grammar point, you can give them out as a warmer while you’re waiting for all the class to arrive, or they make a  handy… ESL Crossword Puzzles and How to Make Them

“Snap!” is an effective activity for helping ESL students practice short answers and different forms of the verb “be.” Follow these simple steps to set up and play the game: Remember to demonstrate how to… Snap! (forms of to be)

Warm-up activities play a crucial role in the English language classroom. Students often arrive to class feeling tired or preoccupied, making it important to gently transition them into the learning environment rather than diving straight… No-Prep ESL Warm-Up Activities & Fillers – Engaging Icebreakers for Adults

Tic Tac Toe is a fun and easy game that can be used to review a variety of grammar forms, including irregular forms of the past simple. To play this game, you will need two… Tic Tac Toe – A Fun Way to Review Grammar and Vocabulary

The A to Z game is a fun and occasionally rowdy vocabulary game and a surefire way to inject some energy into the classroom. It’s ideal as a warmer and is a great way to… The A to Z game – a quick and fun vocabulary race

This recipe game is based on a suggestion from the absolutely essential teacher’s resource book 700 Classroom Activities. This fun activity lets learners get creative while practising food vocabulary and presentation skills.   What to do Put students into… The recipe game

The expert game is a fantastic speaking activity that get your students chatting merrily to each other about things that are close to their hearts. It’s always gratifying to hear an English class abuzz with… The Expert Game

These lying games work so well in an English class because they require student to form purposeful questions, while the interrogated student is challenged to use their creativity as well as heroic acts of keeping… Lying Games

The Categories Game is one of those essential activities that you can pull out of your bag (although no materials are needed) and will nicely fill up a 20-40 minute slot. I’ve played this game with students of all ages… The Categories Game – A Fun Filler For Reviewing Vocabulary