Rock Scissors Paper

Rock Scissors Paper ESL Game! ESL In Korea

Rock Scissors Paper ESL Game!  ESL In Korea

Rock Scissors Paper:

bondwelcIt’s quite a phenomena in Korea this game.  You can throw it into so many situations.  You can imagine you’re playing baseball and maybe you ask quiz questions, and maybe a “rock scissors paper” determines whether the student advances to another base.  Perhaps the “pitch” is a study question.  The “hit” is the right answer and rock scissors paper to see how far they go (at each base an opposing team-mate can “rock scissors paper” to see if they made it past that base or not).bondwelc

 

 

 

Last Letter Word Game

Last Letter Word Game:

This is a simple ESL-Game you can play with students who are past their Phonics level and building up their English vocabulary.   It’s very easy.  You just start with a word, then the student must make a new word starting with the last letter of the word you chose, and so on.  Give students three to five seconds to come up with a word, or they are out.  Example: I say, “Cat”, next Continue reading “Last Letter Word Game”

Story Improv

Making Stories as an ESL Game

How to Play Story Improv:

Story Improv can be a lot of fun again for more advanced students.  The first student starts out with a random sentence or word of choice.  For example: “One day I went fishing…” next student adds a new sentence or word, or however, you decide.  This game is great to exercise new vocabulary and the creative spirit/imagination at the same time, which is an extremely important Continue reading “Story Improv”