The power of games to grab our attention is very clear. We spend a lot of time, energy and resources watching or participating in them.
There are many interesting theories about why games in English lessons are a motivating link in the chain of boring school life. They have an invisible “force” called fun. And entertainment, along with food, is a basic need of life that people tirelessly seek.
The games presented here in English can be used for different language purposes:
- consolidation of learned words and expressions;
- introduction or training of basic grammatical structures;
- polishing the sounds and their combinations.
Lexical
Here you will find “entertainment” for introducing, practicing and consolidating words and expressions for preschoolers and older.
"Draw an animal"
The child takes pre-prepared cards with an image or sentence containing any animal. For example: a hungry chicken, a dog eating an orange.
Talking dog.
He hides the card and shows what is on it. Whoever guessed right is the next one to perform.
"Blindly"
We divide the kids into teams and ask one kid to draw emoticons, then draw a target around each emoticon with glasses in each circle of the target.
It will look something like this
