I have a game for teaching vocabulary. I call it KING SAYS game.

Ok. Here is a version of Tic Tac Toe that will stir things up a bit. It goes like this:

Materials required:

Whiteboard/Blackboard
Marker/Chalk

FIVE RIDDLES - No Time Limit!

This is a game that will get your 10 year old students going.

Requirements:

Dice
4 magnets with magnetic black/whiteboard
marker/chalk

Details:

Guilty A Fun Game

Here is a game I used that had some pretty great results;

Hi everyone. I noticed quite a few people subscribing to the English Teaching Games group.

This game requires a magnet, magnetic black or white board, and a dice.

I'm not a big sticky ball fan so have come up with different alternatives of scoring.

I don't mean to be patronizing to any teachers that have been here for a while, but this type game could be useful to any new teachers out there.

This is a pretty easy game, that can be a lot of fun. All it takes is a tennis ball, or any other ball for that matter, and enough room for your class to get in a large circle.

Materials Needed: White Board Marker Sticky Ball Choose a sentence pattern that you want to drill the students with. Then draw a circle on the board for each student in the class.

Split the class into two teams.

This game only requires a small magnet and some chalk or a marker.  What you do is draw a line with five evenly spaced intervals on it on the white/black board.  Put the