Eight ready-to-play games that run straight from your board or projector — no printing, no prep, no logins. Pick a game, press play, and watch the whole class get talking.
No accounts, no downloads, no laminating. Every game is one web page you open on the classroom board.
Choose by skill or by level from the eight games above. Each page tells you the focus, timing and group size at a glance.
Click play and project it. The game fills the screen — timers, scoreboards and prompts all run themselves.
Put students in pairs, groups or two big teams. The game handles the scoring so you can focus on the language.
Step back and let them talk. You referee, feed in target language, and keep the energy high.
Games lower the affective filter that stops learners speaking. When the focus shifts from “getting it right” to winning the round, students take risks, repeat target language naturally, and remember it because it mattered in the moment.
Every game runs in your browser on the classroom screen — no apps, no accounts, no photocopier. Filter by what you want to practice, then press play.
Students question suspects, weigh the alibis and deduce whodunit — a full crime-scene roleplay that gets even quiet classes talking.
Language focus: past tenses, question forms & modals of deduction (must / might / can’t have).
Five locked rooms, five language puzzles. Teams crack vocabulary, grammar and cipher codes against the clock to break out before time runs out.
Language focus: vocabulary, grammar, reading & idioms — perfect for end-of-unit review.
The classic quiz-show board — five categories, points from 100 to 500, Daily Doubles and a Final round. Live team scoring keeps everyone in it.
Language focus: consolidate any grammar or vocabulary unit in a high-energy team format.
A topic spinner serves up a motion; teams argue for and against while a live dashboard scores the quality of their language, not just the volume.
Language focus: persuasion, discourse markers & hedging — built for B2/C1 exam speaking.
One student faces away from the board; their team describes the hidden word without saying it. Fast, funny and a brilliant five-minute warmer or filler.
Language focus: defining & describing vocabulary, paraphrasing and fluency under pressure.
Spin for a role, a place and a problem, then act out the scene. Endless random combinations mean no two performances — or lessons — are ever the same.
Language focus: functional language, registers & spontaneous, unscripted speaking.
The class builds one story together, a sentence at a time, with surprise prompts thrown in to keep the plot — and the listening — on its toes.
Language focus: narrative tenses, linkers & sequencing, plus active listening.
Two teams, one category, sixty seconds. Players race to the board to write as many correct words as they can. The fastest, loudest review you’ll run all week.
Language focus: vocabulary recall, spelling & lexical sets at speed.
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