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Category Archives: Games
Using Board Games in the English Class
Using board games in an English language classroom can be a fantastic way to engage students, encourage conversation, and practice language skills in a fun and interactive environment. Here are some board games that are particularly well-suited for English language … Continue reading
Teaching English to Children
Free videos to support teachers of young learners I am making a series of short videos on teaching young learners. The videos integrate psychological theory with practical classroom teaching methods. Here are links to the latest videos Psychology in the … Continue reading
Move over Question Quest
Move over Question Quest because now there’s a sequel. Question Quest, if you’ve ever played it with your students, you will know it was great! Now Question has a sequel: Crystal Hunters. Crystal Hunters Kevin’s English Schools, the Canadian Schools … Continue reading
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Games’ Scoring Systems
Games’ Scoring Systems Competition works very well with children (and even adults) over the age of about 4 and it can be a great way to retain attention on an activity and producing the language. Competition must be kept fair, fun and involve the learners … Continue reading
Hans Jansen Lecture on Formatting Games for Different Levels
On Sunday October 21, I will be doing two LMQ workshops at “englishbooks.jp Education Day for ELT Teachers” in Shinjuku, Tokyo. (10:30 Room B and 14:00 Room E) We will be focussing on adjusting the games to various level students. … Continue reading
Board Game Rules Project
Board game Rules Project by Kevin R Burns (Kanagawa, Japan) Board game Rules Project You are going to teach some students the rules for playing a board game. You will also play that game with them. First open … Continue reading
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Board Game Rules Project 2
Board Game Rules Project 2 by Kevin R Burns (Kanagawa, Japan) Board Game Rules Project 2 Which Language ie) Arabic, Japanese _______________________ Boss: ____________________________ Sub Leader: _______________________________________ Group Members: ____________________________________________ Title of the Game (you are working on): *Object of … Continue reading
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Question Quest
Question Quest by Kevin R Burns (Kanagawa, Japan) Question Quest Card Game Review Designers: Sean Anderson, Patrick Reynolds Illustrator: Alice Caroll Publisher: Quest Maker Media Available through R.I.C. Publications # of Players 2-6 (probably works best with 4-6) Ages: 12 … Continue reading
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Language Play, Language Learning
Language Play, Language Learning by Sophia McMillan (Shane Training Centre, Japan) ‘Language games’ are seen as an activity where learners use language to achieve a goal (usually by exchanging some kind of information), according to clear rules, in an enjoyably … Continue reading
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