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1. eslspeaking.org › describing-gamesDescribing Word Games and Activities for ESL | Teach Adjectives

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   This is a fun review game that helps students practice describing the word. The first team chooses one person to be in the hot seat. Then, the team has to describe the secret words to that person who guesses what it is.

2. www.teach-this.com › esl-games › describing-gamesESL Describing Games - TeachThis Limited

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   ESL Describing Game - Vocabulary and Speaking: Describing, Guessing - Pair Work - Pre-intermediate (A2) - 20 minutes. This ESL describing game can be used to help students revise categories of words or vocabulary you have been teaching in class. In pairs, Student A sits facing away from the board. Write five to ten words on the board that you ...

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4. languageadvisor.net › 8-describing-games-for-esl8 Describing Games for ESL English - Language Advisor

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   Here is a fun ball game that can be used to help students practice describing physical appearance, clothing, or personality. This describing game is a variation of dodgeball. It works particularly well in large classrooms where there is room to run around. Age/Level: Any. Time: 20 minutes.

5. teflhandbook.com › blog › classroom-gamesWhat is it? It's 17 fun and simple ESL guessing games for kids

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   • Don't You (Forget About Me) Students have to guess which classmate their teacher is describing. This game is excellent for revising descriptions as well as the verbs have and be.
   • Sweet Little Mystery. Students have to describe the object they are holding in a mystery bag and guess the owner. This fun little group guessing game won't steer you wrong.
   • Ha Ha, Charade You Are! You're down in the pig mine for this one. You'll mime out different professions for your students to guess. This variation of charades serves as a fantastic game or warm-up activity to practise job-related vocabulary with young learners.
   • Guess the Word(Hangman) Students have to guess enough letters to figure out the word on the board before losing all of their lives. An ESL classic and a favourite with young learners and absolute beginners.

6. wordwall.net › en-us › communityDescribe it - Teaching resources - Wordwall

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   Just make your own! Wordwall makes it quick and easy to create your perfect teaching resource. Find Out More. Describe it! - Describe it Game - Describe people - Describe Animals - describe a picture 5 - Describe the Action - Describe the Object - Describe the pictures.

7. www.tefl.net › elt › ideas12 Fun Describing Objects Activities - Teflnet

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   Describing objects guessing game. Students describe objects with sentences like “It is made of metal but sometimes coated in plastic. It is used in gyms” until their partner guesses what is being described. They can then discuss if the description could be made better, before switching roles and doing the same. Describing objects 20 questions

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   What is a describing game?

   • This describing game is a variation of dodgeball. It works particularly well in large classrooms where there is room to run around. Before you begin the game, you will need a soft ball. Clear a space so there is room to run from one side of the classroom to the other. Have all the students stand at one end of the room.

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   What is a fun describing game?

   • This fun describing game is a variation of dodgeball and can be used to help students practice describing appearance, clothing and personality. Clear a space in the classroom, so there is room to run from one side of the room to the other. All the students stand at one end of the room. Choose one student to be the ball thrower.

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   How do you write a describing game for ESL students?

   • Here is a lively describing game for ESL students. Write words you want the students to revise randomly on the board. Each team lines up at the back of the room. Give each team a fly swatter. Describe one of the words on the board, e.g. 'It's something you sit on'. Then, call out a number.

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   How do you write a describing game?

   • Here is a simple describing game to help students practice adjectives of appearance and personality. Draw or copy a picture of a cat on the board and above the picture, write 'Felix the Cat'. Then, write 'Felix the cat is an awesome cat'. Next, write the letters of the alphabet down the board.

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   What is ESL describing game?

   • ESL Describing Game - Vocabulary and Speaking: Describing - Pre-intermediate (A2-B1) - 20 minutes This fun describing game is a variation of dodgeball and can be used to help students practice describing appearance, clothing and personality. Clear a space in the classroom, so there is room to run from one side of the room to the other.

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   How does a word game work?

   • The two players listen to their teammates and try to guess the word. The first player to say the word scores a point for their team and changes places with someone else from their team. The other player has to stay in the hot seat until they are first to answer correctly. The game then continues with a new word and so on.

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   Name 5 Things Categories Card Game 48 reviews. Oral Language 'Describe It!'. Game 28 reviews. Guess Who Game 504 reviews. Photo Describe The Picture Animals 31 reviews. Describe the Food PowerPoint Game 87 reviews. 'Don't Say It' Oral Language Game (PowerPoint). 98 reviews. Semantic Feature Analysis Template 3 reviews.