A nod to TESOLTOOLBOX here… Harry the Hippo is a fun guessing game to use in the class. It can be adapted for practicing various […]
I’ve been using Quizlet in class for a while. This term I’m getting to grips with it a bit more as part of a project for […]
A repeat of the must/mustn’t game I mentioned a while back. I used this for should/shouldn’t the other day, in the context of illness. Choose […]
Does anyone have any good suggestions for break time games? I have an interactive whiteboard and I’ve started to leave a game on the board […]
Dobble is a great card game for quick thinking and bit of new vocabulary. I trialled it during a ‘fun and games’ social club last […]
This came up again recently. There’s nothing wrong with ‘Where the hell is Matt?’, that will always be a classic. However, I like to mix […]
This is a classic. I find Top Trumps are a fun way to practise comparatives (mainly) and superlatives with young learners. Here’s something I did […]
my current chapter of Incredible English Did you ever make one of those origami fortune tellers when you were a kid? They were pretty cool. […]
Wheel Decide allows you to create instant decision/scoring wheels in class. You can change the categories to anything you want, meaning the wheel could choose who […]
We recently looked at an article in English in Mind about a child genius. She was the youngest black female ever to get a place […]
I remembered a great activity for practising ‘must/mustn’t/don’t have to…’ that was modelled on my CELTA a few years back. I used it last week […]
Game shows and TV quizzes are a great source of inspiration for classroom activities. Believe it or not, I keep a notepad on the coffee […]