A great game adapted for your learning and teaching. Simply spin the wheel and answer the question that comes up. This game can be used in ESL classrooms and one-to-one teaching. Answer the question correctly to increase your score. Click START to begin. Watch this video tutorial to learn how to play this game. Look below to see some samples of this game. Also visit the GAMES PAGE to see more games.

• Present Perfect vs. Past Simple Tense - Spin the Wheel Game
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Students love snakes and ladders. So why not teach and learn English with this game. All you need to do in this game is answer questions correctly to get a chance at rolling the dance. If you land at the bottom of the ladder, you go up. If you land at the mouth of a snake you go down. If you exhaust the questions without finishing the game click RESTART to play again. Keep playing this game until you win. If at anytime you feel like stopping, click GIVE UP. See the VIDEO TUTORIAL on how to play this game. You can also look at this sample below.

• Present Simple Vs. Present Progressive - Snakes & Ladders Game
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These betting games have been designed to greatly help in practicing vocabulary and sentences. There are usually 4 to 6 categories with this Jeopardy Betting Games. A player chooses an amount of money to bet on, under a category.The money represents a question. If the player answers the question, he or she wins the amount of money they bet on. Watch this VIDEO TUTORIAL on how to play. You can look at these samples below.

• Past Simple Betting - Betting Jeopardy TV Style Game
• Past Progressive vs. Past Simple Tense - Betting Jeopardy TV Game
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Old time favourite hangman games are here to add to the fun. It is all about practice and play. With Hangman Escape Game you get a clue and have to spell the answer. Letters are provided for the player to spell the word. After 6 wrong attempts, the hangman hangs the player and gives the answer. If the player can spell the word, he or she escapes the hangman. This game can be played individually or in class. See the VIDEO TUTORIAL on how to play or simply look at the sample below.

• Present Perfect & Past Participle - Hangman Game
• Present Progressive Tense - Hangman Game
• Present Simple vs. Present Progressive - Hangman Game
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Memory games are excellent vocabulary practice games. Some of these memory games are audio memory games which need a speaker or headphones. The audio memory games are excellent for listening practice. The text memory games help reading and vocabulary skills. See the VIDEO TUTORIAL on how to play this game. You can also look at this sample below.

• Action verbs audio memory game
• Action verbs text memory game
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Sequencing games are excellent for reading activities. The player has to sequence a text. This will involve reading a text and putting it in logical order. The player has to drag and drop number thumb tacks to sequence the texts. Watch this VIDEO TUTORIAL on how to play. You can look at these samples below.

• Daily Routines Sequencing Game
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Go through a maze and jump the barriers by answering questions correctly. Answer true or false by pressing T for True and F for False. Use the arrow keys to go through the maze. If you get the wrong answer, you need to find a way to the next barrier. See the VIDEO TUTORIAL on how to play or simply look at examples from the link below..

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  Drag and Drop Spelling Game - Watch How to Play

  With this game the student drags letters from a panel and spells a word based on a clue provided. This game will help students better master vocabulary and remember spelling of words. It will also help reading comprehension. This game can be played individually or in class. See the VIDEO TUTORIAL on how to play or simply look at the sample below.

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  Swap Spell Spelling Game - Watch How to Play

  The swap spell spelling game is also a great game for teaching reading and spelling. A clue is provided and the student has to spell words. To spell, the student has to swap yellow letters until all words are properly spelled. See the VIDEO TUTORIAL on how to play this game. You can also look at this sample below.

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  Wild Card Spelling Game - Watch How to Play

  This is a spelling game where a clue is provided with missing letters of the word that needs to be spelled. The player types in the missing letters to complete the spelling of the word. Watch this VIDEO TUTORIAL on how to play. You can look at these samples below.

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  Word Puzzles

  Go through a maze and jump the barriers by answering questions correctly. Answer true or false by pressing T for True and F for False. Use the arrow keys to go through the maze. If you get the wrong answer, you need to find a way to the next barrier.

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