Halloween Escape Game

I just love using escape games to get my students speaking. Here's the one I've found for this year's lessons.
  I usually prepare a list of words and grammar structures they might need and play it myself to make sure it isn't too hard. That's so much fun!
 These games can be used with different levels - you only adjust the vocabulary and grammar used to match your students' abilities.

Pronunciation Game (Find the right word)

With this game students revise sounds [k], [g], [ dʒ ], [ tʃ ], [ æ ], [e], [ɪə], [eə], [θ], [ ð ], [ɔː] and [ əʊ ].

Recognizing the Past, Present and Future Simple tenses

There is a video underneath the puzzle - "The Opposites" (kids can watch and move - great for a short break).

Food (pronunciation)

Reading Rules 5 [ ŋ ] [ eɪ ] [ aʊ ] [ ɜː ]

Everyday Activities (Pronunciation)

Christmas Pronunciation Matching Game