You can download many student cards for FREE from our Flashcards Page. This line bingo card game can be played with any target language if you have some small flashcards for students.
The first student to turn over all of his/her clothes flashcards has bingo and is the winner. And again, students should check if they can turn this card over.
Then, the teacher should choose another card and say the sentence out loud (e.g., ‘I want to buy some shoes.’). If the T-shirt card is in the middle of the line of cards, then the student cannot turn it over. For example, ‘I want to buy a blue T-shirt.’ Then students should look at their clothes cards and if the blue T-shirt card is on the left end or the right end of the line of cards, then they can turn that card over. To begin, the teacher will choose one of the clothes flashcards and say the target expressions out loud. Next, ask students to place the clothes mini-flashcards in a horizontal line in any order that they want. Download and print these clothes student cards and give one set to each student or pair of students. To play this clothes bingo game, you need some small clothes flashcards for students to use. This fun ESL card game is a variation of bingo and can be played with any target language. This game is a lot of fun and kids really like it. Continue playing the game until only a few students are left standing. If a student mimes putting on the item of clothing when the teacher didn’t say please, then that student is out and must sit down. If the teacher just says ‘Put on your hat.’, then students should not do anything. For example, if the teacher says ‘Put on your hat, please.’, then all students should mime putting on a hat. If the teacher doesn’t say ‘please’, then students should not do the action. In this game, if the teacher says ‘ please‘ at the end of the sentence, then students should do the action. Once students have practiced enough, it’s time to start the game. For example, ‘Put on your hat.’, ‘Take off your hat.’, ‘Put on your jacket.’, ‘Take off your jacket.’, etc.
#SIMON SAYS GAME IDEAS HOW TO#
Before starting this game, first, teach the students how to mime putting on different items of clothing. This variation of the classic classroom game ‘Simon Says’ is a great listening activity to practice clothing words. 2: Put On Your Hat, Please (Simon Says Game) Alternatively, it can be used as an introduction activity to introduce the topic of clothes and to activate students’ existing knowledge of clothes vocabulary. This activity can be used as a review activity once students have learned some clothing vocabulary. They then have 5 seconds to guess what piece of clothing it is. In this game, students will see an outline of an item of clothing. This clothing guessing game is a great way to introduce or review clothes vocabulary with kids.
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