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ESL Games for the Classroom

November 17, 2018 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

ESL Games for the Classroom by Michael Digiacomo is a great resource for interactive English classroom activities. This compact resource includes more than one hundred activities that don’t require much prep work. The color-coded book makes it easy to reference exactly the games you need based on the skills you are teaching. These activities include:

  • speaking
  • listening
  • writing & reading
  • vocabulary
  • spelling & number
  • grammar

Written by an experienced ESL teacher, ESL Games for the Classroom is easily adapted to different classroom scenarios, including small and large class sizes and even one-on-one lessons. The author ranks the games for difficulty, and includes a reference chart at the end of the book for quickly finding an appropriate activity.

As a teacher of online ESL classes, I am finding this book to be very useful. I can adapt many of the games to fit into a short time frame for extension activities. Each game is easy to implement and has a ‘recipe’ that includes the materials, prep work, and implementation ideas. These concise instructions make it a breeze to fill in extra time or give students a little extra help.

The best thing about ESL Games for the Classroom is that it provides fun ways to increase fluency among English language learners. Any time I can make my classes more engaging and fun while increasing my students’ language skills, I feel like I’m doing my job. ESL Games for the Classroom certainly makes these goals easier to maintain.

Written by an experienced ESL teacher, ESL Games for the Classroom is easily adapted to different classroom scenarios, including small and large class sizes and even one-on-one lessons.

The publisher provided a review copy of ESL Games for the Classroom. I was not required to write a review.

 

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