Teacher's Zone: In-Class Games and Activities
Printable in-class games and activities.
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= For Members Only Students practice changing yes/no questions into noun clauses. (.PDF format) Students practice changing questions into noun clauses. (.PDF format) This conversation activity is easy to direct and fun for the students. 1/2 This conversation activity is easy to direct and fun for the students. 2/2 A card-based conversation activity. (.PDF format) Requires playing cards. A fortune-telling activity to practice using WILL and (BE) GOING TO. (.PDF format) Requires playing cards. A fortune-telling activity to practice using USED TO. (.PDF format) Requires playing cards. A handout of typical expressions used in a classroom. Space for students to write translations. Donated by Churchill House School of English. The classic game of Battleship, but practices spelling of vowels and 13 / 30 problem numbers. Donated by Churchill House School of English. A vocabulary / warm-up game. Get students thinking in English! Best played in groups of 3-4. Students love this game but it needs careful setup. Donated by Churchill House School of English. High-Beginner trivia game. High-beginner level. Categories: The USA, Opposites, There are, It's spelled, That's not true!, Science and Nature, Geography. Intermediate level. Categories: Modals, Opposites, There are, It's spelled, What do you call __?, Science and Nature, The U.S.A. High Intermediate level. Categories: Silent Letters, Two by Two, Relationships, Colors, What do you call ___?, Superlatives, It used to be... High Intermediate. Categories: Similes, Best Trivia, Double Comparatives, Superlatives, Comparative Geography, Science and Nature, U.S.A. These are the rules for the PASS THE BELL TRIVIA GAME A Yes/No Question Game. Students practice asking yes/no questions and giving short answers. Fun! (.PDF format) Two games. Who Am I? - students try to guess which famous person they are. What Am I? - Students must determine what their profession is. Students must write questions, and then find a classmate who fits the question. Students find 25 Halloween vocabulary words. Students find 30 weather-related vocabulary words. Passive Voice Conversation Activity.
Practice orally changing active to passive voice to avoid responsibility. 1/2 Passive Voice Conversation Activity.
Practice orally changing active to passive voice to avoid responsibility. 2/2 Students inventory items in their homes to practice using units of measure. (Can of beans, bottle of soda, etc.) 
