Games and flash cards

Bean Bag Toss : Lay out flashcards face down up the floor. Ss toss the bean bag and identify the flashcard it lands on. Jump On It : Spread out flashcards on the floor and have Ss stand at one end of the room. Shout out a card and the Ss have to find the card and jump on it. The first S to do this wins a point. Variation: Make 2 teams for a relay race.

The first 2 Ss try and jump on the flashcard first to win a point for their team. Give Me Game : Elicit the different flashcards you have. Then place all the flashcards around the classroom. Tell the Ss to collect as many flashcards as they can.

Avoid having the flashcards thrown back to you as they can go anywhere and takes a long time to finish the game. My students love the give me game. Another trial called for tactics. Meta: Rife with colour and representing the loose cannon of the online slots world, Microgaming have thought out of the box with this release.

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Create Flashcards. Share This Flashcard Set Close. Please sign in to share these flashcards. We'll bring you back here when you are done. The student who blows the fish over their opponents line is the winner. Rope Jump : you need a rope for this one! Have your students stand behind each other in a line. Hold a rope have a student hold the other end at a height that the students should be able to jump over in front of the line of students if your students are just little ones you can just lay the rope on the ground for them to jump over.

On the other side of the rope spread out some flashcards and a box. Over-under : Line up your student in two teams. Give the two students at the front each a flash card. The first team to do so gets a point.

Backs to the Board Game : This one is good for higher level kids. Make two teams and stand one student from each team in front of the board, facing away from it. Place a flashcard picture on the board e. Memory matching games are fun for kids to play and they have the added bonus of helping develop memorization skills. To play memory matching with flash cards, print two copies of each flash card.

Lay them face down in rows in order to begin the game. Students should take turns trying to find a match. Charades is a fun game for people of all ages, including school-age kids! To play this game with flashcards, simply show the student a flashcard and have them start acting out what it is. You can divide the other students into teams or they can play individually!

The first individual or team that guesses which flashcard is being acted out will receive a point. Gather the students and arrange them in a line or circle.