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I put to use my experience as an English as a Second Language Teacher in creating practical worksheets, quizzes, games and videos that can be put to good use by teachers, parents and learners.

Teachers and parents can use this game to help children practise (BrE) / practice (AmE) their vocabulary for the Cambridge English Exams (Pre-A1 Starters).

The game uses many words from the Starters word list (for exams from 2018) and is structured thematically so that children can learn the words easily.

Independent practice:

The game is ideal for children to practise (BrE) / practice (AmE) their vocabulary for the exams because they can work on their own and at their own pace.

After they choose an answer, they can see if they got it right or wrong and at the end of each category they can see their score.

Classroom practice:

The students can form a line in front of the computer and take turns clicking on the correct answers. To make it more interesting, the teacher should set a limit on how many mistakes they can make as a class. If they make more mistakes than the teacher had told them, the teacher wins. If they make less mistakes than the teacher had told them, the students win.

Other ways to use the game in the classroom:

The students take turns providing answers individually from their seats, or they can be divided into groups. The groups can take turns providing answers and the teacher can award points for each group on the board. Each team can have 1 team captain or the team captain can be a different student for each question. The team captains should consult the other group members' before providing an answer.

After all the categories have been completed, the students will get a rating on how well they did:

560/560 = 5 stars.
500-559 / 560 = 4 and a half stars.
450-499 / 560 = 4 stars.
400-449 / 560 = 3 stars.
350-399 / 560 = 2 stars.
300-349 / 560 = 1 star.
1-299 / 560 = half star.

Contents:

* Animals
* The body and the face
* Clothes
* Colours (BrE) / Colors (AmE)
* Family & friends
* Food & drink
* The home / Materials
* Names
* Numbers
* Places and directions
* School / Work
* Sports and leisure
* Time
* Toys / Transport
* The world around us

*** The "Save" and "Load" buttons only work if your browser history is not deleted. Using incognito mode in a browser deletes browser history automatically.

*** If the game is played in a browser using incognito mode, the graphics will most likely appear distorted.

Teachers and parents can use this game to help children practise (BrE) / practice (AmE) their vocabulary for the Cambridge English Exams (Pre-A1 Starters).

The game uses many words from the Starters word list (for exams from 2018) and is structured thematically so that children can learn the words easily.

Classroom practice:

The class can be divided into 2 teams. The teams take turns trying to match the pairs. Each team can have 1 team captain or the team captain can be a different student each turn. The team captains should consult the other group members before selecting pairs. Both teams have to match all pairs in under 36 attempts. The team with the most points wins.

The words and pictures are reshuffled so the students can repeat the same category as many times as they want.

Independent practice:

The game is ideal for children to practise (BrE) / practice (AmE) the Starters word list (for exams from 2018) because they can work on their own and at their own pace.

The game is divided in three levels.

Level 1:

The children have 36 attempts to match all pairs. If they can't do it in under 36 attempts, the game ends.

Level 2:

The children have 28 attempts to match all pairs. If they can't do it in under 28 attempts, the game ends.

Level 3:

The children have 22 attempts to match all pairs. If they can't do it in under 22 attempts, the game ends.

The words and pictures are reshuffled so the children can repeat the same category as many times as they want.

Contents:

* Animals
* The body and the face
* Clothes
* Colours (BrE) / Colors (AmE)
* Family & friends
* Food & drink
* The home / Materials
* Names
* Numbers
* Places and directions
* School / Work
* Sports and leisure
* Time
* Toys / Transport
* The world around us

*** The "Save" and "Load" buttons only work if your browser history is not deleted. Using incognito mode in a browser deletes browser history automatically.

*** If the game is played in a browser using incognito mode, the graphics will most likely appear distorted.

Teachers and parents can use this game to help children practise (BrE) / practice (AmE) the irregular verbs for Movers (A1) level students.

Classroom practice:

The class can be divided into 2 teams. The teams take turns trying to match the pairs. Each team can have 1 team captain or the team captain can be a different student each turn. The team captains should consult the other group members before selecting pairs. Both teams have to match all pairs in under 36 attempts. The team with the most points wins.

The words are reshuffled so the students can repeat the same category as many times as they want.

Independent practice:

The application is ideal for children to practise (BrE) / practice (AmE) the irregular verbs because they can work on their own and at their own pace.

The game is divided in three levels.

Level 1:

The children have 36 attempts to match all pairs. If they can't do it in under 36 attempts, the game ends.

Level 2:

The children have 28 attempts to match all pairs. If they can't do it in under 28 attempts, the game ends.

Level 3:

The children have 22 attempts to match all pairs. If they can't do it in under 22 attempts, the game ends.

The words are reshuffled so the children can repeat the same category as many times as they want.

Pairs:

* be / was/were
* become / became
* begin / began
* bite / bit
* blow / blew
* break / broke
* bring / brought
* build / built
* burn / burned/burnt
* buy / bought
* catch / caught
* choose / chose
* come / came
* cost / cost
* cut / cut
* dig / dug
* do / did
* draw / drew
* dream / dreamed/dreamt
* drink / drank
* drive / drove
* eat / ate
* fall / fell
* feed / fed
* feel / felt
* fight / fought
* find / found
* fly / flew
* forget / forgot
* freeze / froze
* get / got
* give / gave
* go / went
* grow / grew
* hang / hung
* have / had
* hear / heard
* hide / hid
* hit / hit
* hold / held
* hurt / hurt
* keep / kept
* know / knew
* lay / laid
* learn / learned/learnt
* leave / left
* lend / lent
* let / let
* lie / lay
* light / lit
* lose / lost
* make / made
* mean / meant
* meet / met
* pay / paid
* put / put
* read / read
* ride / rode
* ring / rang
* rise / rose
* run / ran
* say / said
* see / saw
* sell / sold
* send / sent
* set / set
* shake / shook
* shine / shone
* shoot / shoot
* shut / shut
* sing / sang
* sit / sat
* sleep / slept
* smell / smelled/smelt
* speak / spoke
* spell / spelled/spelt
* spend / spent
* spill / spilled/spilt
* stand / stood
* steal / stole
* sweep / swept
* swim / swam
* take / took
* teach / taught
* tell / told
* think / thought
* throw / threw
* understand / understood
* wake / woke
* wear / wore
* win / won
* write / wrote

*** The "Save" and "Load" buttons only work if your browser history is not deleted. Using incognito mode in a browser deletes browser history automatically.

*** If the game is played in a browser using incognito mode, the graphics will most likely appear distorted.

The game is designed to help children learn or practise (BrE) / practice (AmE) Halloween vocabulary in English.

Classroom practice:

The class can be divided into 2 teams. The teams take turns trying to match the pictures with the words. Each team can have 1 team captain or the team captain can be a different student each turn. The team captains should consult the other group members before selecting pairs. Both teams have to match all pairs in under 36 attempts. The team with the most points wins.

The words and pictures are reshuffled so the children can repeat the game as many times as they want.

Independent practice:

The game is ideal for children to practise (BrE) / practice (AmE) Christmas vocabulary because they can work on their own and at their own pace.

The game is divided in three levels.

Level 1:

The children have 36 attempts to match all pictures and words. If they can't do it in under 36 attempts, the game ends.

Level 2:

The children have 28 attempts to match all pictures and words. If they can't do it in under 28 attempts, the game ends.

Level 3:

The children have 22 attempts to match all pictures and words. If they can't do it in under 22 attempts, the game ends.

The words and pictures are reshuffled so the children can repeat the same category as many times as they want.

Pairs:

* Bat
* Broom
* Candle
* Candy/Sweets
* Chocolate
* Ghost
* Monster
* Skeleton
* Which

*** If the game is played in a browser using incognito mode, the graphics will most likely appear distorted.

Teachers can use this game as a fun way for students to cooperate in groups using English and check their understanding of general English vocabulary.

It is targeted towards students of KET (A2) level and above, but it can also be used by native English language speakers.

The game can also be used outside the classroom.

How to play:

Before the game starts, the teacher can assign a team captain or the students in each group can take turns being team captains for each question and try to answer each question in less than 60 seconds.

The two teams take turns trying to answer the questions. There are 20 questions (10 questions for each team).

Points are automatically awarded to each team.

*** If the game is played in a browser using incognito mode, the graphics will most likely appear distorted.

The game is designed to help children learn or practise (BrE) / practice (AmE) Christmas vocabulary in English.

Classroom practice:

The class can be divided into 2 teams. The teams take turns trying to match the pictures with the words. Each team can have 1 team captain or the team captain can be a different student each turn. The team captains should consult the other group members before selecting pairs. Both teams have to match all pairs in under 36 attempts. The team with the most points wins.

The words and pictures are reshuffled so the children can repeat the game as many times as they want.

Independent practice:

The game is ideal for children to practise (BrE) / practice (AmE) Christmas vocabulary because they can work on their own and at their own pace.

The game is divided in three levels.

Level 1:

The children have 36 attempts to match all pictures and words. If they can't do it in under 36 attempts, the game ends.

Level 2:

The children have 28 attempts to match all pictures and words. If they can't do it in under 28 attempts, the game ends.

Level 3:

The children have 22 attempts to match all pictures and words. If they can't do it in under 22 attempts, the game ends.

The words and pictures are reshuffled so the children can repeat the same category as many times as they want.

Pairs:

* Santa Claus
* Reindeer
* Sleigh/Sled
* Tree
* Star
* Present
* Angel
* Snowman
* Bells
* Wreath

*** If the game is played in a browser using incognito mode, the graphics will most likely appear distorted.

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