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Games in the language classroom
Meeting Beilngries, 10 to 14 Oct 2016
Why games?
Why games?Fun!
Why games?Fun!Increased involvement
Why games?Fun!Increased involvementIncreased motivation
Why games?Fun!Increased involvementIncreased motivationCan be used in all phases
Why games?Fun!Increased involvementIncreased motivationCan be used in all phasesGive informal feedback
Why games?Fun!Increased involvementIncreased motivationCan be used in all phasesGive informal feedbackUnconscious learning
Different phasesIntroduction
Different phasesIntroductionConsolidation
Different phasesIntroductionConsolidationRevision
ClassificationVocabulary games (words-words-words, hangman, cross words…)
ClassificationVocabulary games (words-words-words, hangman, cross words…)Grammar games (acting irregular verbs, tell a story, domino…)
ClassificationVocabulary games (words-words-words, hangman, cross words…)Grammar games (acting irregular verbs, tell a story, domino…)Listening games (Simon says, I spy with my little eye, noise dictation)
ClassificationVocabulary games (words-words-words, hangman, cross words…)Grammar games (acting irregular verbs, tell a story, domino…)Listening games (Simon says, I spy with my little eye, noise dictation)Reading games (quizzes, domino, putting it together, …)
ClassificationVocabulary games (words-words-words, hangman, cross words…)Grammar games (acting irregular verbs, tell a story, domino…)Listening games (Simon says, I spy with my little eye, noise dictation)Reading games (quizzes, domino, putting it together…)Writing games (storytelling, running dictation, eleven words…)
ClassificationVocabulary games (words-words-words, hangman, cross words…)Grammar games (acting irregular verbs, tell a story, domino…)Listening games (Simon says, I spy with my little eye, noise dictation)Reading games (quizzes, domino, putting it together…)Writing games (storytelling, running dictation, eleven words…)Knowledge games (airborne, who becomes a millionaire…)
ClassificationVocabulary games (words-words-words, hangman, cross words…)Grammar games (acting irregular verbs, tell a story, domino…)Listening games (Simon says, I spy with my little eye, noise dictation)Reading games (quizzes, domino, putting it together…)Writing games (storytelling, running dictation, eleven words…)Knowledge games (airborne, who becomes a millionaire…)Speaking games (story telling, tabu, what’s my job…)
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O´Dell Felicity. Games for Vocabulary practice. Cambridge: Cambridge Univ. Press, 2007.
Wright, Andrew. Games for language learning. Cambridge: Cambridge Univ. Press, 2006.
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