No-Prep ESL Warm-Up Games for Any Class

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No-Prep ESL Warm-Up Games for Any ClassOnline version No-Prep ESL Warm-Up Games for Any Class by radochka2211@gmail.com 1 What is the main purpose of the warm-up games? a To test grammar b To get students speaking and engaged c To give homework d To teach writing 2 How many vertical lines should you draw on the board for "Tug-of-war"? a Ten b Three c Six d Four 3 Why shouldn't you use the word "kitten" in the "Tug-of-war" game? a It is too common b It has repeating letters (two T's) c It is a noun d 4 How do teams decide who starts the game? a Rock, paper, scissors b Alphabetical order c The teacher decides d 5 What is the first activity focused on? a Grammar rules b Writing skills c Listening test d Vocabulary practice 6 What happens to a letter when it reaches the "safe zone"? a It counts as two points b It is removed from the board c It cannot be stolen or moved anymore d 7 When is a turn officially lost in "Tug-of-war"? a If the student forgets the word b If the student speaks in their native language c If the student repeats a word d 8 Why is this activity useful? a It teaches spelling only b It helps students remember vocabulary c It replaces homework d It wastes time 9 What skills does the "One-word story" game practice? a Spelling and punctuation b Listening, speaking, and creativity c Reading and writing d 10 What is a key rule for the "One-word story" game? a Words must be complicated b Every word must start with the same letter c Words should connect to the story logically d 11 What is strictly not allowed in the "Question story"? a Laughing b Statements (only questions are allowed) c Asking about the teacher d 12 How can you share the story with the class at the end of the game? a By asking students to memorize it b By recording it c By having a student write the questions on the board d

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What is the main purpose of the warm-up games?

How many vertical lines should you draw on the board for "Tug-of-war"?

Why shouldn't you use the word "kitten" in the "Tug-of-war" game?

How do teams decide who starts the game?

What is the first activity focused on?

What happens to a letter when it reaches the "safe zone"?

When is a turn officially lost in "Tug-of-war"?

Why is this activity useful?

What skills does the "One-word story" game practice?

What is a key rule for the "One-word story" game?

What is strictly not allowed in the "Question story"?

How can you share the story with the class at the end of the game?