High school grammar and vocabulary games | NO PREP and LOW PREP | DOUBLE BUNDLE

Item description

Get this bundle of eight games to make your students’ vocabulary and grammar practice an engaging and memorable experience. Suitable for both in-person and digital lessons.

CONTENT BREAKDOWN:

1. The Wordsmith (PPT Vocabulary Boardgame- CEFR B2/Grades 10-12 )

This NO PREP vocabulary game is aimed at brushing up different lexical areas. Your B2 or Grade 10-12 students will practise their lexical skills giving definitions, finding synonyms and collocations, and working with word derivations by using an assortment of suffixes and prefixes. It now also includes a printable version and an editable template.

If you’re training students for Cambridge’s First, you’ll find this boardgame particularly useful.

2. Escape the Classroom (Digital & Classroom Escape room) CEFR B2 – Grade 9-12

NO PREP ELA/EFL/ESL escape room activity for both physical and virtual environments. The pack, which includes digital resources as well as printable options, focuses on the following topics:

Collectives

definite, indefinite and zero articles

personal suffixes

linkers (cause/reason, purpose, result, contrast & concession)

phrasal verbs

adverbs versus adjectives

semantic fields

punctuation of relative clauses (defining vs. non-defining)

3. Treasure Island: Conditional Sentences (PPT boardgame) EDITABLE

Are you looking for a NO PREP resource to revise the Conditional Statements in your ELA/EFL/ESL classroom? This entertaining PPT/Printable pirate game will help your CEFR B2 or Grade 9-12 students practise all types of conditionals (Zero Conditional, First Conditional, Second Conditional, Third Conditional, Mixed Conditionals, Wish/ If only and alternative forms). The revised edition includes a printable version and editable templates.

The questions increase in difficulty as the game progresses, and structures are recycled throughout the game.

4. Word Expert: Dice Game (Editable- CEFR B1 to C2/Grade 9-12)

This resource is an editable printable and digital game aimed at brushing up different Use of English areas- word derivation (suffixes & prefixes), collocations, antonyms, synonyms, definitions & sentence building- and can be used with any word list you want your students to practise with.

If you’re training students for Cambridge’s ESOL exams, you’ll find this game particularly useful to train for Paper I.

☞ While the paper version is better played in small groups of 4 to 6 members, the PPT alternative, which can be projected on a big screen or on multiple devices, is suitable for teams of varying sizes.

5. Spooky Journey:

Make direct and indirect speech practice fun with this game filled with ghosts, vampires, zombies and magic potions.

This grammar boardgame meant for 2 to 5 teams/ players can be used:

a) as reinforcement of concepts learnt (Reported Speech and reporting verbs),

b) for assessment at the end of a unit OR

c) as a diagnostic tool at the beginning of a new term/ unit or year.

Structures are recycled throughout the game to give room for correction and improvement, and the series of traps, tricks and treats ensures even the weakest get a chance.

6. Halloween Games:

Bring fun to your ELA/EFL/ESL classroom with this set of NO PREP and LOW PREP games. The presentation includes vocabulary, grammar and writing activities, to test your students visual memory and lexical retrieval and flex their creative muscles.

This collection is suitable for upper grades and students training for Cambridge’s B2, C1 and C2 exams.

CONTENTS:

✪ 14-slide annotated Powerpoint presentation.

✪ NO-PREP GAMES:

Conditional maze (revision of verb meanings as well hypothetical conditionals through creative sentence building).

Story-telling (roll-and-write game with animated dice)

Parts of speech (roll-and-write game with animated dice, focused on the identification of suffixes, meaning and sentence building)

Four-in-a-row (autumn vocabulary)

Halloween idioms (memory game, focused on meaning as well as contextualisation with a written follow-up.)

Associations (visual memory and collocations)

Spooky alphabet (synonyms, collocations and related words)

2 dominoes (Halloween nouns)

✪ LOW-PREP GAMES:

Breaking the spell (guessing and inference game, focused on synonyms, associations and collocations)

Mystery pumpkin (template to gamify any worksheet or teaching material)

Ghost (spin on the traditional hangman game)

7. Halloween Ghost

Are you looking for a time filler or morning activity? Would you like to introduce some variety into your morning routine? This PPT Halloween fun activity will provide your students with a challenge to put their seasonal vocabulary (nouns, adjectives and verbs) to the test.

Halloween Ghost is a variation on the traditional hangman game in which your students will have to guess a word before the image of a G-H-O-S-T is fully formed.

8. Autumn Harvest

No-prep seasonal PPT vocabulary game to welcome autumn/fall or celebrate Halloween. The game will help your students practise their antonyms & synonyms as well as idioms, confusing words and negative affixes (in-, dis-, un-, -less, il-, anti-, counter-, mis-, non-, de- and ir-.)

– It can be played by two to four players/teams.

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CUSTOMER TIPS:

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

These presentations feature animations that won’t work on GoogleSlides™️.

The present resources are meant for personal use only.

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