316 - top 4 ESL Flashcard Games | Muxi ESL

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Game # 01: On/Under the chair
Print out small pictures or get mini flashcards. Each student holding more than 2 cards ( same words). The teacher asks: where are the (pigs) whoever is holding those cards, will simply put them on/under the chair and say the structure. To make it interesting, chase them back or just do some funny actions. You can use other prepositions too if you are teaching like in front or / next to etc.


Game # 02 Tiger Camera Bomb
Print out pictures of the tiger, camera, and bomb, mix them with other flashcards you are teaching. When they see the camera, they make a pose, when the bomb card appears they cover their heads while at the end, when they see a tiger they run back.

Game # 03 Sliding Flashcards
Have them sit in a circle. Get the flashcards you are teaching. Say the first card, and pass it to the next student. He does the same and keeps passing to the till you get it back. Time by time add more cards.
In the end. add all flashcards just to make it fun for a minute and stop. when everyone gets one card, ( or 2 students 1 card) then ask them to use it in a sentence you are teaching.

Game # 04 Musical Knock out
Get an n-1 chair ( if 11 kids, get 10 chairs). Place a flashcard on each chair. Play music, when the music stops the one who is out will ask questions from each student and he is out of the game. each time remove one chair.
The last one remaining is the winner.
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