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Person 1 needs to whisper a message to person 2 (without anyone else hearing).

The idea of “whispers” is to get a message from one end of a line of people to the other.

Student level: Pre-Intermediate to Advanced.

Make a note of any realia/resources you may need and if possible practise how you will run the class so there aren’t any surprises in the classroom! Let’s get started. Make sure to read each game carefully before trying it in your class.

type of lesson (group and/or one-to-one).

student level (from beginner to advanced).

The same could be said for some games which may be too “boring” for children.įor that reason, this list also has information about the appropriate target student. Some games on this list can be a little silly and adult students would most likely feel more than a little patronized if they were to play them. That being said, while some of these vocabulary games can be great for adults, this isn’t the case for all of them. In fact, a number of the games here are what adults often play while socializing with friends or family anyway so they may already be familiar with them in the native language. Well, as surprising as it may sound… Adults enjoy having fun too!

Well, that’s great for children I hear you saying, but what about adults? Games are a great way to get your students to engage and use the language without fighting for their attention every few minutes.

Conclusion ESL Vocabulary Games for Kids… AND Adults, too?.

ESL Vocabulary Games for Kids… AND Adults, too?.