English Games 2

Another exciting English games that can be carried out in the classroom is tongue twisters...this will enhance the students ability to talk fast with correct pronunciation and stress of words.

Here are some examples of tongue twisters, enjoy!:

1. She sells seashells on the seashore.

2. Mix a box of mixed biscuits with a boxed biscuit mixer.

3. A proper copper coffee pot.

4. I saw Esau sitting on a see saw. Esau, he saw me.

5. Lovely lemon liniment.

6. Three free throws.The instinct of an extinct insect stinks.

English Games 1

Guess the connection words ( eg: I can sell + LIST of things that connected to topic)

Other possible restrictions

1. objects must begin with the same letter as the S's first name.

2. objects must begin with the same letter as the first name of S on the right of speaker.

3. must be in the room

4. must be made of special material / must include wood or metal

5. must be objects you can grow.

Instructions

Each student has a turn of saying "I'm a market trader and I can sell...."

The person who knows the connection (T or S) gives feedback (Yes, you can or No, you can't.

The students must guess the connection. Either call it out or write it down after a reasonable number of examples have been given.