1. ESL Games+
Level: A1 - B1.
Esl Games plus is a website that has interactive games in English, and they are organized by groups, for example, crossword, spelling, phonetic, prepositions, verb tenses and memory games. Here we can find ESL Activities online, ESL classroom games, memory games, spelling games, and interactive board games. These educational games help students learn to spell English words.
2. Fun English Games
Level: A1 - B2.
Age: 7+
Fun English Games contains free interactive English games that are perfect for English learners and teachers looking for online educational resources. Students can improve their English skills with a variety of interactive English games covering topics such as reading, writing, grammar, and vocabulary. On this website we can find grammar games for children, reading comprehension games, interactive writing games, word and puzzle games and spelling games for children.
3. PBS Kids
Level: A1 - A2.
PBS KIDS houses a series of games based on popular literary and media franchises such as The Cat in the Hat, Curious George, Sesame Street, and more. This page is perfect for children who like cartoons they see on TV. Here they can learn and play by receiving instructions in English. You can choose games by category, for example, reading, teamwork and adventure games.
Level: A1 – A2+.
Age: 4+
ABCya! focuses on game-based learning, providing games for levels Pre-K through 6th grade. This page presents their games by levels, themes and genres. You can choose a game by subject, for example, mathematics, art, language, science, and many more! There are countless games where children can choose to practice their knowledge in certain areas.
Level: A1 - B1.
Age: 10+
ESL games is a useful website for practicing grammar and vocabulary. It has a wide variety of interactive games like snakes and ladders, hangman, spelling games, mazes, memory games, matching exercises, sequence exercises, picture quizzes. This site is dedicated to helping teachers by providing fun classroom games, PowerPoint game templates, printable board games, interactive classroom games, and reading games.
Dear fellows, I have already mentioned why I think that your blog is attractive, and useful. Now I would like mentioning what is my favorite website related to language games. On this page of your blog you have posted 5 webpages of language games with their links. I have checked every single one, and I have decided that the website that I like the most is ESL games+. The reason is that you don’t have to sign up for playing the games. Although I cannot play them anymore because I’m not a kid, I can use it with my future students. I love how interactive it is, with bunch of topics to learn while they get fun.
ResponderBorrarHello guys! I was checking the 5 gaming websites and I would definitely use them in the future for my students. At this time I can not use them to practice my English since they are not according to my level because I am no longer a child. If I have to choose between any of the 5 that you have posted on the blog, I choose PBS kids, I have used this platform before and I consider that its activities are attractive and entertaining for children since they are based on animated television programs more seen by the little ones of the house. Furthermore, parents can participate in the learning process of their children using this website.
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