I Have, You Have: EAL Games
Looking for an activity to reinforce learning of some common past tense verbs for my beginner group, I came across this Blog linked on the main TESOL website, and was reminded of a game I have not used for awhile: so many resources, they come and go and easily forgotten unless revisited.
This one is simple, easy to make and adaptable for all learning situations and ages. I saw it being used for times table:
I have 12, who has 3 x 6?
I have 18, who has 4X5?
I have 20, who had 2 X8? etc
For past tense practice I use the following structure:
I have swam who has the past tense form of sleep?
I have slept, who has the past tense form of kick?
I have kicked, who has the past tense form of sing? etc
Sample template here to create your own.
Looking for an activity to reinforce learning of some common past tense verbs for my beginner group, I came across this Blog linked on the main TESOL website, and was reminded of a game I have not used for awhile: so many resources, they come and go and easily forgotten unless revisited.
This one is simple, easy to make and adaptable for all learning situations and ages. I saw it being used for times table:
I have 12, who has 3 x 6?
I have 18, who has 4X5?
I have 20, who had 2 X8? etc
For past tense practice I use the following structure:
I have swam who has the past tense form of sleep?
I have slept, who has the past tense form of kick?
I have kicked, who has the past tense form of sing? etc
Sample template here to create your own.