A template for a reveal game. Students pick a number that they want to see behind, and you click. A good warmer to check last week's vocabulary. All you need to do is add the pictures and send them to the back - simple.

This is like the classic snakes and ladders game but on PowerPoint. Roll the dice and move, go up the ladders and down the snakes.

This is a PowerPoint of the classic "battleships" game. Students can play as individuals or in teams. Skills include planning, working together, logic, and calling out letters and numbers. A fun 5 minute game for the start or end of a lesson. It is simple to use, use the enter key on the keyboard and the mouse to click on the square the students call.

This is a PowerPoint of the classic "battleships" game. Students can play as individuals or in teams. Skills include planning, working together, logic, and calling out letters and numbers. A fun 5 minute game for the start or end of a lesson. It is simple to use, use the enter key on the keyboard and the mouse to click on the square the students call.

This is a PowerPoint of the classic "battleships" game. Students can play as individuals or in teams. Skills include planning, working together, logic, and calling out letters and numbers. A fun 5 minute game for the start or end of a lesson. It is simple to use, use the enter key on the keyboard and the mouse to click on the square the students call.

This is a free trial PowerPoint of the classic "battleships" game. Students can play as individuals or in teams. Skills include planning, working together, logic, and calling out letters and numbers. A fun 5 minute game for the start or end of a lesson. It is simple to use, use the enter key on the keyboard and the mouse to click on the square the students call.

These PowerPoint games are great! They work well with both young and old. They last about 20 minutes, so can be used at the start or end of a class. You will need your own dice and prizes. This game asks general questions to check English understanding, but in the coming series of games there will be questions about specific grammar points.

This is much more than the other bingo games one sees. Each game has 50 words/symbols. There are 20 bingo cards. There are 50 bingo calling cards. There are 50 random PowerPoints for easy bingo calling. You just need to print out the PDF and get some counters, I use small ceramic tiles but you can use anything, bottle tops, beans etc.. Each game lasts about 5 minutes. They are great for the end of a lesson.

This is a 30 minute to 1 hour lesson based on the Roman numerals. There is a PowerPoint to introduce the numerals. There is 1 page on PDF that the students have to fill in. Then there are 5 games to play. The games alone can last up to 45 minutes, how many you play is up to you and the time available.

This is more than the other bingo games one sees. Each game has 50 words, in this case occupations. There are 20 bingo cards. There are 50 'bingo calling' cards. There are 50 random PowerPoints for easy bingo calling. Some of the bingo games have extras like a wordsearch or flashcards. You just need to print out the PDF and get some counters, I use small ceramic tiles but you can use anything, bottle tops, beans etc.. Each game lasts about 5 minutes. They are great for the end of a lesson.

This is a 30 minute to 1 hour lesson based on the days of the week. There is a PowerPoint to introduce the days. There are two pages on PDF that the students have to fill in. Then there are 6 games to play. The games alone can last up to 45 minutes, how many you play is up to you and the time available.

These PowerPoint games are great! They work well with both young and old. They last about 20 minutes, so can be used at the start or end of a class. You will need your own dice and prizes. This game asks general questions to check English understanding, but in the coming series of games there will be questions about specific grammar points.

This is more than the other bingo games one sees. Each game has 50 words, in this case ordinal numbers. There are 20 bingo cards. There are 50 'bingo calling' cards. There are 50 random PowerPoints for easy bingo calling. Some of the bingo games have extras like a wordsearch or flashcards. You just need to print out the PDF and get some counters, I use small ceramic tiles but you can use anything, bottle tops, beans etc.. Each game lasts about 5 minutes. They are great for the end of a lesson.

This is a 30 minute to 1 hour lesson based on the ASEAN countries. There is a PowerPoint to introduce the ASEAN members. There are two pages on PDF that the students have to fill in. Then there are 6 games to play. The games alone can last up to 45 minutes, how many you play is up to you and the time available.

This is a 30 minute to 1 hour lesson based on 18 colours and 18 shapes. There is a PowerPoint to introduce the colours and shapes. There are two pages on PDF that the students have to fill in. Then there are 6 games to play. The games alone can last up to 45 minutes, how many you play is up to you and the time available.

These PowerPoint games are great! They work well with both young and old. They last about 20 minutes, so can be used at the start or end of a class. You will need your own dice and prizes. This game asks general questions to check English understanding, but in the coming series of games there will be questions about specific grammar points.

This groups six bingo games together. Each game comes with Powerpoints that make 'bingo calling' easy. These are much more than the other bingo games one sees. Each game has 50 words. There are 20 bingo cards. There are 50 'bingo calling' cards. There are 50 random PowerPoints for easy bingo calling. Some of the bingo games have extras like a wordsearch or flashcards. You just need to print out the PDF and get some counters, I use small ceramic tiles but you can use anything, bottle tops, beans etc.. Each bingo game lasts about 5 minutes. They are great for the end of a lesson.

Like the Battleships game, but instead the students are trying to find the words - in this case the days of the week.

These PowerPoint games are great! They work well with both young and old. They last about 20 minutes, so can be used at the start or end of a class. You will need your own dice and prizes. This game asks general questions to check English understanding, but in the coming series of games there will be questions about specific grammar points.

This is a 30 minute to 1 hour lesson based on the months of the year. There is a PowerPoint to introduce the months. There are two pages on PDF that the students have to fill in. Then there are 6 games to play. The games alone can last up to 45 minutes, how many you play is up to you and the time available.