ESL Games (GWG) #78 Breadcrumbs

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#78 Breadcrumbs

Materials:
Table grid (answer sheet only for teacher)
Whiteboard, Blackboard

Ideal class size:
4-20

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[lualejo]

Hey friends! I used this game last time and students had a blast. I could adapt it to different levels and added this: every time someone failed to remember one of the breadcrumbs, they had to choose a card that read something fun to do like: Do your best lion roar, spin on your spot for 5 seconds and so on. Once again, you make our lessons more fun and engaging with those practical and functional games!

[movetohealing]

Another game that adds to my list 🙏🏻🙏🏻 thanks! Many variations possible from it, will be fun 😊

[ronrickards]

Good one. I play the same using only 2 tiers. Usually at first I'll have some easy pattern. Updownupdown, then downuodownup with maybe the last one being upup to really mess with them. Next uodowndownup etc. Lately I've thrown the flashcard there and they just say the flashcard, words etc.

[Laurencetw]

I've been teaching online using google meets these last few weeks. played this one today and it worked out great. (also played this game months before during live classes, and it was also a success.) I am very incompetent at using computer games during classtime, and dislike using them as well. so i'm searching hard for ways to engage the kids without hi tech. I tried this game online today with a fairly advanced class of 10/11 yr-olds and it was a big success. i am currently scouring all your vids, and looking for more whiteboard / low tech stuff I can use to keep computer class engaging and productive.

unfortunately, sticky ball games and so many others you have published are not possible now.

it's much to ask, but maybe you could consider making a new playlist of games that can be played live and online. I know you guys are going through hard times, just like most everyone else. but the stuff you publish really is great. please consider the new playlist.

[tpben]

Thanks. I will use that tomorrow. Where in Taiwan are you teaching?

[陈圣洁]

my students gonna love it thanks a lot, btw, do you guys wanna create a Wechat group so that teachers can join and share material to each other?

[rrri]

I feel like most ESL games videos target teachers of young learners. I teach older learners, 18-23 year olds. I'm not sure if this type of games would interest them? I really want to make my classes enjoyable.