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    Over The Line

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    This vocabulary game involves students drawing pictures to represent vocabulary words without writing the words. The pictures are then mixed up and teams race to match pictures to words called out. The first team member to cross a start/finish line with the correct picture scores a point. The game continues with different students racing until all words have been matched. The team with the most points at the end wins.

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    This vocabulary game involves students drawing pictures to represent vocabulary words without writing the words. The pictures are then mixed up and teams race to match pictures to words called out. The first team member to cross a start/finish line with the correct picture scores a point. The game continues with different students racing until all words have been matched. The team with the most points at the end wins.

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    This vocabulary game involves students drawing pictures to represent vocabulary words without writing the words. The pictures are then mixed up and teams race to match pictures to words called out. The first team member to cross a start/finish line with the correct picture scores a point. The game continues with different students racing until all words have been matched. The team with the most points at the end wins.

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    Over The Line

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    This vocabulary game involves students drawing pictures to represent vocabulary words without writing the words. The pictures are then mixed up and teams race to match pictures to words called out. The first team member to cross a start/finish line with the correct picture scores a point. The game continues with different students racing until all words have been matched. The team with the most points at the end wins.

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    ESL VOCABULARY GAMES

    WORKSHEETS, ACTIVITIE S & GA ME S Over the Line

    Activity Type Introduction


    Vocabulary Game: This is an imaginative vocabulary game for practicing words with
    drawing, matching (group students.
    work)
    Procedure
    Focus Divide the students into two teams.
    Vocabulary
    Give each team some pieces of paper and coloured pens.

    Write target vocabulary you want the students to practice on the


    Aim
    board.
    To match words with
    pictures. Each team then makes a drawing of each word on a separate
    piece of paper.

    Preparation Teams do this without writing the words on the pictures.


    A list of target
    Try to have each student draw at least one picture.
    vocabulary, some paper
    and coloured pens
    When both teams have finished drawing, collect in the pictures
    and mix them up.
    Level
    Next, erase the target vocabulary from the board and stick up
    Young learners both team's pictures in a random order.

    Create a runway from the back of the class to the board and mark
    Time a start/finish line near the back of the class.
    25 minutes
    One player from each team steps up to the line.

    Say one of the target words and the two players race to the board
    to grab a corresponding picture.

    The first player back over the line with a correct picture scores a
    point for their team.

    The pictures are then stuck back on the board, and the next two
    players step up to the line and so on.

    The team with the most points at the end of the game wins.

    Teach-This.com © 2021 Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use.

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