Menu:


Product News:

Visit The Bookshop:

If you are a teacher looking for TEFL/EFL resources, check out our E-Store featuring the latest ESL books, courses, software, video, dictionaries, reference books and much more ...

Visit Bookshop...

Top 10 Games:

1. Speechcraft
2. Hot Seats
3. A - Z Conversation
4. Taboo
5. Coffee Pot
6. Guess the Adverb
7. Talk and Draw
8. Group Ice-breaker
9. Grammar Auction
10. Syntax and Clause Practice

Latest Games:

1. Famous Names
2. Follow the Leader
3. Hats Off
4. Fortune Teller
5. Fruit Circle
6. Letter and Number Sculpting
7. Spot the Difference
8. Narrating a Story
9. Start or End with An Image

Drama and Role Play Activities

Acting Out Adverbs - A fun learning game ideal for a conversation class. One team acts out an adverb while the other team tries to guess what it is.

Acting Out Topics - An activity that is played out in pairs. Learners work together to role play situations given by the teacher.

Adverbial Charade - Adverbial Charades is a mime game that can be incorporated into any grammar lessons. A student peforms a pantomime in the manner of the adverb, while the rest of the class tries to guess what the adverb is.

Animal Game - This is activity is ideal for young children. Players walk around in a circle, while the teacher calls out an animal sound that the players have to make.

Charades - Charades is a popular game that every efl/esl learner of all levels will enjoy. Students act out a word or phrase while the rest of the class tries to guess what it is.

Dating Game - This is a great game that will encourage conversation and interaction. Students write their own profile for a fictional Lonely Hearts newspaper column, and try to find a suitable match.

Guess the Adverb - Guess the Adverb is an activity in which a volunteer tries to guess a particular adverb based on the way it was acted out.

Panel Guessing Game - In this efl/esl activity, learners form panels and try to guess a career field which is written from behind.

Sculpting Figures - a fun activity for teaching esl to young children. The teacher calls out a vocabulary while players go about "sculpting" their partner.

Sea Creatures - a fun game for young children. Players pretend to be a sea creatures and try to avoid been eaten (tagged) by the shark.

Start or End With An Image - teams work together to act out what they interpret a given photograph or painting to mean. They must either start from or end the scene in a frozen position that is as close as possible to the given photo or painting.

Story in a Bag - In this activity, students work in groups to invent a story based on items that they had randomly selected from a bag.

Verb to Adverb Acting - Verb to Adverb is a mime game. Players act out in pantomime a verb and an adverb choosen by another team.

Who Am I? - In this role play/drama activity, learners act out the mannerisms of another classmate. The rest of the class tries to guess who among them is been portrayed.