I was planning to do a whole blog post or article on how to play classic TEFL games online and/ or with maximum distancing in the classroom. However, with 42 activities to both work out how to use in my classes and write about, it became obvious that I’d never finish such a grand plan. So instead I’ve started leaving comments on my TEFLtastic Classics posts with ideas for how to change or replace TEFL games and activities in the new normal. Comments on my comments, requests for more ideas and other suggestions gratefully accepted. 42 of the most adaptable activities in TEFL plus numerous variations are here:
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