This 'Have you ever ... ?' board game is a fun speaking activity for teens and adult ESL (EFL) learners to get them using the Present Perfect tense to talk about experiences, and to practice switching to the simple past when asking for or giving more information. This is a well-tested resource that I use over and over again.This version has US English.Suggested Level: Elementary - Pre-intermediate (CEFR A2)You can get the PDF version (recommended) for free from my TpT store:https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Have-You-Ever-Board-Game-Present-Perfect-Communicative-Activity-7415459 You may also be interested in our ESL Board Game Bundle: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/ESL-Communicative-Board-Game-BUNDLE-8146356Acknowledgements: This resource contains images by Ron Leishman. Check out his website www.toonaday.com - ESL worksheets
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Addition facts to 10 and beyond are KEY in first and second grade! What do your students need to reach that lofty goal? Plenty of no-prep addition games and activities to practice, practice, practice! They will reach automaticity with math center games that are fun and engaging, without a flash card in sight! I created a Free Addition Facts Game to help your students and homeschoolers attain addition fluency to 10. All you need to do to prep this math learning center game is print, laminate, and cut apart the cards. You're welcome!
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The following game will help your students practise or revise the usage of "have/has got" structure. Students draw the ships on their boards and then they start ´shooting´ trying to quess where the partner´s ships are. Hope they like it! - ESL worksheets
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Teaching a lesson on likes and dislikes and looking for a speaking activity for your students to practice using like, love, hate, don't like, or don't mind followed by a Noun? Or perhaps like plus gerund (verb-ing)? Then look no further. This 'likes and dislikes board game' comes in 2 versions, and is perfect for ESL beginners of all ages. Having two different versions will allow more flexibility in matching the resource with your class needs. Version 1: Your students will practice asking questions with like + noun, for example: 'Do you like dogs?'. Students will answer the question with a sentence using like/love/don't mind/don't like/or hate. Version 2: There are two different types of tiles on this game. The first type is the same as version 1 - practicing like + noun. The second type of tile includes prompts for asking about like + gerund (or verb+ing). Students first should ask a question to another student using like + verb+ing, such as 'Do you like dancing?'. The student will answer with like/love/dont' mind/ don't like/hate + verb + ing. Suggested level: Beginner - Elementary (CEFR A1) File Type: PDF (.zip) Print Size: US Letter and A4 sizes included. *** You may also be interested in the following resources: Likes and Dislikes - Beginner ESL Speaking Activity BUNDLE Likes and Dislikes Pair Questions Likes and Dislikes - Sentences in a Hat - ESL Writing and Speaking Activity Likes and Dislikes - ESL Speaking Activity: Classmate BINGO! Likes and Dislikes - ESL Speaking Activity: Find Someone Who - Class Mingle Favorites Class Survey - ESL Speaking Activity - Class Survey If you like this resource and/or might be interested in similar resources, why not FOLLOW ME? Was this resource helpful to you? Did it save you time? Did your students find it useful? Was it fun? I know you are busy teachers, but please consider leaving a review to let other teachers know your thoughts. Image by Ron Leishman - Check out his TPT store: Ron Leishman Digital Toonage or his website toonaday.com/
