Students play with 'Ichi' cards that have English verbs on them. This can be used for any time you want students to practice grammar using a select few verbs.

A hangman style powerpoint game that can be played as a warm-up/cool down game. Students guess letters for a hidden word. Too many wrong guesses and all their cheese is eaten.

Answer correctly and go to the next round. Answer incorrectly and explode.

Defeat the monster to earn points!

Students listen to classmates answers and move up levels according to the answers they have circled on their worksheet. If a student reaches the goal (s)he receives one point, goes back to the start, and repeats the process.

A simple input game where students practice new vocabs.

Students repeat with timer and try to get points before finding the bomb.

This is an output game for the students to practice fixed sentences (and questions). This version is a little more complicated than the original zombie game so might be better suited for JHS students.

Kahoot! is a tool that delivers and presents questions to students. I think it works best as a review activity. It is set up as a game that students can play either individually. in pairs or in groups. The students answer the questions and gain points based on speed an accuracy.

Save the princess to win points!