Hello,
We’ve got a Leap day coming up this week, so I thought it was a great chance to recommend the Leapfrog Game – it’s one of my “go to life saver” games for any topic!
Have any of you tried it in your classrooms? What do you think?
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Enjoy the leapfrog game!
Be genki,
Richard
Hi Richard..
We regularly use the leapfrog game as a filler along with our “stepping stones”.
It’s very similar, but more kids can play at the same time, so keeps everyone involved.
It’s a very simple, easy to play, vocab check game in a race style.
Great as time filler, but very useful and fun.
Keep it Fun.. Keep it Genki.
Jerry & Miyuki
Yup. One my my regular stand-bys too!
Yes, I often use this game. The kids ABSOLUTELY love it and get so excited even if it seems to take for ever with the rock, paper, scissors sending them back to the beginning.
My students all like this game too.
Today before I’ve read this post I played the game with my individual 10 year lod student, who hadn’t got any other interest in learning English, except doing his homework for the English lesson at school.:(
And while we played I saw he was becoming more and more excited like waking up from a sleep. And after we’ve played he said:’Today was a very interesting lesson! We could play it another time again.’ I was happy!
Richard! The greatest part in the victory is yours and I want to share the joy with you. Thank you!!!
Even my jr. high school students love this game!
Jerry, could you pleas explain your “stepping stone” game?
This game is brilliant – my grade 2 kids had loads of fun playing it and they learnt all the words – we did the words to where, where, where song. Even the rock, paper, scissors lesson was so much fun – they loved it!!
Thanks for the very genki idea! 🙂
ruth