Here’s this week’s game from Mido. 1.  Put several (at least 3 of each) copies of today’s minicards all over the board. 2. Two kids come to the front, facing the class. 3. Everyone in the class shouts out today’s question e.g. “What sports do you play?” 4. The teacher chooses one student who answers with one…

Here’s this week’s game from Mido.   This one is particular strong for sports fans! 1. Put a waste paper basket in front of the board.   2. Put the kids in two lines, like in the Lines Game. 3. Ask the front kid from each group a question using the English you’ve learnt so far….

Today is a very simple, but very cool game from Mido. You can either use it as a vocab review, or even to introduce today’s new vocab. 1.  The teacher very slowly starts drawing part of a picture on the board. 2. The kids shout out what they think it is, in English of course….

Mido just sent in this great game to review all the questions you’ve done so far and “Who is it?”  (as opposed to Whose is it? 🙂 ) 1.  One student comes to the front, closes their eyes and faces the board. 2.  The teacher asks an English question and points to one of the…

I got this great game from Lesley Ito’s great new kindle book: Fifty Ways to Teach Young Learners: Tips for ESL/EFL Teachers (The book is only $1 and is a total bargain, I’d totally recommend it. Even I got two great new ideas from it!) Anyway…. 1. Teach today’s stationery words (paint, pencil, ruler etc.) and put the…