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Minimal Pairs Battleships Level: intermediate Age: 9-100 Type:     Pronunciation Game. Cards Reading. To practice reading the words with the sound [ju:]. Level: elementary Age: 6-12 Type:     Homophones matching game Match the words that have the same pronunciation. Level: intermediate Age: 7-100 Type:     Card game I have who has Simple present A card game: each student gets a card. The students who has the starting card reads it and the student who has the matching card reads what�s on his / her card. The aim is to work on pronuncing the third person -S. You can put on a timer and have the students do it as quickly as possible. Level: elementary Age: 10-14 Type:     YOU HEAR YOU SAY LETTER U To play this game, you give each student one card. Tell them to read each word carefully and ask for some help if they don�t kknow the correct pronunciation. You begin by saing START. The student with START in the "you hear" column, reads the word on next to it in the "you say" column. Level: elementary Age: 6-100 Type:     You hear you say pronunciation sh or tch To play this game, you give each student one card. Tell them to read each word carefully and ask for some help if they don�t kknow the correct pronunciation. You begin by saing START. The student with START in the "you hear" column, reads the word on next to it in the "you say" column. Level: elementary Age: 6-100 Type:     You hear you say pronunciation of the letter I To play this game, you give each student one card. Tell them to read each word carefully and ask for some help if they don�t kknow the correct pronunciation. You begin by saing START. The student with START in the "you hear" column, reads the word on next to it in the "you say" column. Level: elementary Age: 6-100 Type: activity-card     Phonetics GAME Telephone, English sounds Enjoyable speaking activity for students to learn the importance of pronouncing the different English sounds correctly. Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Type: flash-card     S or Z pronunciation spinning game Print the two first pages in A3-size. Cut out the arrow and the words. Fold the words, so the /s/ or /z/ is in the back Laminate it all Make the hole in the arrow and fasten it in the middle of the circle with a paper fastener You are now ready to play Put the cards with the words turning up. Spin the arrow. Say the word the arrow stops ... Level: elementary Age: 8-14 Type:     Pronunciation Game. Sound [ʌ] Collect words with sound [ʌ]. Have fun:) Level: elementary Age: 4-9 Type:     Pronunciation Game. Sound ɑː I would like to present you the sound ɑː. Your students should collect cards with different words according to their pronunciation. Level: elementary Age: 4-9 Type:     Pronunciation Game. Sound [əʊ] You have the cards that you should collect according to the correct sound. Have fun :) Level: elementary Age: 4-9 Type:     Pronunciation Game. Sound [ɔ] Collect words with sound [ɔ]. Have fun:) Level: elementary Age: 4-9 Type:     Pronunciation Game. Sound ɪ It is time for fun and learning sound [ɪ]. Collect words with this sound. Level: elementary Age: 4-9 Type:     Pronunciation Game. Sound aɪ This is the third part of our Great Pronunciation Game :) I would like to present you some cards with the Sound aɪ. Have fun :) Level: elementary Age: 4-8 Type:	Jeopardy (Name 3, Vocabulary, Pronunciation and Pot-pourri) For those who work with online classes and are able to share the screen with students. It emulates the game Jeopardy, with specific content. You may change the categories and questions. Level: intermediate Age: 13-17 Format: PowerPoint           ed pronunciation game Hi everybody! I use this ppt with my students in order to help them to better pronounce the ed at the end of each regular verb. I hope it�ll be useful! Have a nice day! Level: intermediate Age: 12-15 Format: PowerPoint           THE SYLLABLE GAME Students have to say how many syllables there are in a word and what the stressed syllable is by choosing the correct representation. You can adapt this game to any vocabulary area you�ve been working with. Good for warm-ups and reviews. Level: elementary Age: 8-100 Format: PowerPoint           Oa-ia sounds Level: elementary Age: 6-9 Format: PowerPoint           First Certificate Grammar and Vocabulary Review Game This is a game that I used with my students to review grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation who were using Cambridge�s Complete FCE Units 1-4. It�s good as a general review of present tenses and basic vocabulary to begin with. It�s editable so feel free to change anything you�d like! Level: advanced Age: 12-100 Format: PowerPoint           Pronunciation Game This game is for students who want to practice pronunciation. It should be used in English club or classroom. Level: elementary Age: 12-100 Format: PowerPoint           Sleeping Elephants template fill in the blank in the boxes with the sentences. Great for memorizing sentences & vocabulary but in team-work scenario. Level: elementary Age: 6-14 Format: PowerPoint           Short Vowel Minimal Pairs (Triplets) Phonics Game Powerpoint Each colored slide has a list of three words where only the short vowel is different (not all are real words), e.g. lip, lap, lop. This also serves as a template for making your own sets of three words. I use this to practice short vowel listening with my 6-8 yr. old students. I give two students each a rolled-up newspaper. They stand on either ... Level: elementary Age: 5-100 Format: PowerPoint           Kung Fu Phonics - The perfect game for any phonics lesson! Here comes Kung Fu Phonics! You can easily edit the PowerPoint to insert any phonics that you need to cover. The game is quite straight forward. First, stand your students up and get them to find a space in the room. Drill them like a martial arts club. Each time you click on the Yin-Yang spinning wheel, a phonic slide will appear. Students have to... Level: elementary Age: 5-12 Format: PowerPoint           Aviation English Pronunciation Aviation English - jeopardy game to teach pronunciation. This can be used for any level but is more suitable for Intermediate and higher. Vocabulary consists of general aviation vocabulary taken from Aviation English (McMillan) and FlightPath. British pronunciation is given but can easily be adapted to American pronunciation. Many thanks to the cre... Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Format: PowerPoint           -ED pronunciation game (part 2) The aim of the game is to pronounce correctly the -ED ending in the simple past. After reviewing the rules, the students stand up and take turns to say a different verb shown to each of them. If they�re right, they keep standing up; if they�re wrong they sit down. The winner is the last one standing up. I had to divide the game into two parts. I ho... Level: intermediate Age: 11-14 Format: PowerPoint           Pronunciation Game - Part 1 The aim of the game is to pronounce correctly the -ED ending in the simple past. After reviewing the rules, the students stand up and take turns to say a different verb shown to each of them. If they�re right, they keep standing up; if they�re wrong they sit down. The winner is the last one standing up. I had to divide the game into two parts. I ho... Level: intermediate Age: 11-14 Format: PowerPoint           Tongue Twister Board game Tongues twister board game to practice pronunciation in ESL Level: intermediate Age: 5-17 Format: PowerPoint           Past Simple : ED - Pronunciation Hello ! Here is a ppt with a game to classify the verbs according to the pronunciation of the "ed". ( Desmon(d)+ Margare(t) + Dav(id)). Hope you�ll like it. Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           Bet or Bought? Minimal pairs (listening activity game) A game to help students� listening. Students distinguish between BET and BOUGHT. Students hear the word, then click on the written word they heard. If they are right, a crowd of people cheers, " Yay!" If they are wrong, the crowd says, Uh-oh, a gentle correction. Each slide has two sample sentences and kid-friendly illustrations. Level: elementary Age: 6-17 Format: PowerPoint	Found 0 Online exercises

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