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Students pick spaces in a grid. They ask a question based on the image in that space and their partner answers. Students try to make a line from one end of the grid to the other.
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Students try and flip over two matching cards in a row by remembering what was shown in previous turns.
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Students try to get an unbroken row of 4.
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A template for a PowerPoint Jeopardy quiz. Students choose from different categories with questions of increasing difficulty and value. This version allows for twenty questions across four categories.
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Students stand up or sit down when they hear their card called.
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Students try to do as many laps around their game board as possible within the time limit.
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An input game for phonics for JHS G1--using shapes for each column instead of colors
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This is a phonics game I tried with JHS G1--it would be just the basic alphabet phonics (single letter); It was not the most successful in terms of production, but maybe a small idea that you can start out with.
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A character guessing game using the phrase "I like..."
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Donut Game (Output)
2The donut game (aka circle game) is a fun way to practice vocabs or short phrases in a group.