More Grammar Games: Cognitive, Affective and Movement Activities for EFL Students

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Great resource for the classroom!

The "Grammar Games" set of books is a must for transforming deadly dull grammar lessons into creative and fun activities. "More Grammar Games" is the second in the series. Each activity lists the grammar structure involved, level, preparation, materials and timing. A big bonus is that the Table of Contents lists the grammar point as well as the name of the activity--far too many other resources only give you the name of the activity, which makes it impossible to find anything easily. A great resource!

Directions to these games and activities were too complicated and involved for my overworked teacher's brain. I couldn't find anything i was able to use as it proved too frustrating upon examining it.I gave it to another teacher, perhaps he is making use out of it.

I often get stumped on new ideas for "game day" and this book has helped a great deal in regards to making game day different while learning important grammar in the process. I will never leave home without this book!It has all different levels of games that you can change to meet the needs of your age group.It is very easy to do all activities even if you are in a place without any resources. So now, instead of wondering what to do, I am now looking forward to game day along with my students.I definately recommend this book for new ESL teachers who aren't creative enough (like me!) to come up with new ideas each week.Happy Teaching!

While some of the activities presented in the book look interesting, most are dull and purposeless. Additionally, the organization of the book is extremely poor. While there is an improved table of contents over "Grammar Games" it is still a time-consuming process to find an activity for the grammar material being presented in class. Better books are Ur's "Grammar Practice Activities" or Woodward's "Fun with Grammar". Don't waste your money on the Rinvolucri books.