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EFL dice games article
On a Roll – EFL Dice Games (my article in English Teaching Professional magazine)
Photocopiable EFL dice games
Pronunciation dice games
Pronouncing the alphabet questions dice game
Grammar dice games
Dice games for tenses
Present tenses dice games
Present Simple dice games
Weekly routines dice drawing game (fun practice of days of the week and Present Simple questions and statements)
Present Simple dice questions challenge
Verbs and adverbs of frequency dice games
Adverbs of frequency and times dice bluffing game
Present Continuous dice games
Present Continuous and like with ing personalised speaking dice game
Who is …ing Present Continuous subject questions dice drawing games
Present Continuous and prepositions of position drawing dice game
Past tenses dice games
Irregular Past Simple dice game
Present Perfect Simple and Continuous discussion dice game
Narrative tenses storytelling game(card game with a variation using dice)
Future tenses dice games
Want to questions challenge dice games
Unreal past dice games
I wish/ If only regrets dice game
Question formation dice games
Basic question formation dice game
Who is …ing Present Continuous subject questions dice drawing games
Prepositions dice games
Prepositions of position dice game
Present Continuous and prepositions of position drawing dice game
Can/ Can’t and prepositions of position dice game
There is/ there are dice games
There is/ are/ isn’t/ aren’t personalised dice games
There isn’t a/ There aren’t any dice drawing game
Other grammar dice games
This that these those dice drawing game
Actions and adverbs of manner make me say yes dice games
Food which is both countable and uncountable dice and coin games
Be used to and get used to dice games
Possessive S Xmas vocabulary drawing games
Superlative adjectives bluffing dice game
Present Continuous and like with ing personalised speaking dice game
Can/ Can’t and prepositions of position dice game
Functional language dice games
Likes and dislikes dice games
Like + Gerund Personalised Speaking Dice Game
Favourites making sentences alphabet challenge dice game
Present Continuous and like with ing personalised speaking dice game
Small talk dice games
How questions and advice dice game (linking suggestions to easy small talk questions)
Other functional language dice games
Making arrangements roleplays dice game
How questions and advice dice game (linking suggestions to easy small talk questions)
Positive and negative responses in restaurants games (including a coin game and a dice game)
Supporting your arguments dice game
Meetings vocabulary and turn taking practice (with dice game)
Telephone, email or face to face functional language dice game
Business English dice games
Negotiating dice games (in this cheap as chips new e-book)
Business meetings dice games (in this bargain e-book)
Different kinds of business communication dice game (Market Leader Intermediate Units 1 to 12)
Meetings vocabulary and turn taking practice (with dice game)
First contact and further contact dice games (emailing, telephoning, teleconferencing, video conferencing and face to face)
Emailing dice games
Email roleplays dice games (in this great value e-book)
Telephoning dice games
Personal phone calls roleplays dice game (and an improved version in this incredibly reasonable e-book)
Telephoning challenges dice game(and an improved version in this super cheap e-book)
Telephoning roleplays dice game(and an improved version in this top value e-book)
Travel English telephone roleplays dice game
Telephoning, emailing and face to face games
Telephone, email or face to face functional language dice game
Travel English telephone, email and face to face dice game
Communication challenges dice game
Travel English dice games
Travel English telephone roleplays dice game
Travel English telephone, email and face to face dice game
Air Travel Challenge Board Game
EFL exams dice games
IELTS dice games
IELTS Speaking Part One dice game (in this incredibly cheap e-book)
IELTS Speaking Part Two dice game (in this very cheap e-book)
IELTS Writing Task One dice games (in this very very cheap e-book)
IELTS Speaking Part Two dice game
IELTS Speaking Part One past, present and future dice game (the same as above but with six different times and some presentation of useful time clauses)
IELTS Speaking Part One dice game and questions brainstorming (new variation on and extension of the worksheet above with different times and topics)
IELTS Speaking dice game and questions review (with typical question stems for all parts of the speaking test)
IELTS Speaking Parts One, Two and Three dice game (and updated version in this well priced e-book)
FCE dice games
FCE Speaking Part One past, present and future dice game
FCE Speaking dice and cards game (this time with cards to give more of a range of topics and the dice including typical tasks from different parts of the Speaking test like “compare” and “opinions”)
Vocabulary dice games
Classroom objects Simon says dice game
Time expressions dice games
Months of the year dice games – NEW
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Dice games also work well online, as you can roll a dice of various numbers of sides directly in Google just by searching for “roll a dice”. For a classroom with social distancing, you’ll need students to do the same on their smartphones, the teacher to roll the dice for everyone (with a physical dice or up on the screen), or dice only cost a pound for 10 or so, so you could just open a new packet and give them one each to use and then take home to keep.
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I can’t remember if I’ve mentioned this one before, but today used a dice to decide how many steps each person could add to the story, e.g. saying “and then…” five times if they throw a five.
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IS THERE ANY COPY RIGHT PERMISSION NEEDED TO TAKE PRINT OUT AND GIVE IT IN MY CLASS
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Please just leave the original copyright message on the worksheet, or add something similar like “Adapted from….” if you’ve made you own version. Thanks.
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thanks
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