Games - Freddie's Ville

Classroom Commands Sentence Monkey Game

Learning Objectives: Practice using classroom commands and imperatives in this fun English sentence game. Some of the verbs used in classroom commands are phrasal verbs which are always followed by prepositions - stand up, sit down
How to play: Click play and listen to a sentence. Drag and drop the correct words to fill in the blank spaces below. If you are correct, the monkey gets a banana. Help the monkey get a banana by getting the sentences right!
Vocabulary: Phrasal verbs, stand up, sit down, turn around, stretch out
Sentence structure: Clap your hands.
Educational goal: Create opportunities for student-driven English learning. This game is great for visual, auditory and kinesthetic learners.

March 5, 2014/in Places /by freddiesville

Learning Objectives: Practice listening and spelling of places around vocabulary in English with this online word search puzzle word game. Improve spelling and listening of words in one fun game.
How to play: Click on the audio buttons to listen to the word. After hearing the word, find it. When you find a word, click and hold down your left mouse button and drag through the length of the word to select it. Audio and visual feedback will confirm your correct selection. Keep doing this until all the words are found. Have fun learning English!
Vocabulary: bank, stadium, park, airport, police station etc.
Educational goal: Create opportunities for student-centered English learning. This game is great for visual, auditory and kinesthetic learners.

Learning Objectives: Practice using body parts vocabulary in sentences using this fun English game. Learn common ways to use words in sentences.
How to play: Click play and listen to a sentence. Drag and drop the correct words to fill in the blank spaces below. If you are correct, the monkey gets a banana. Help the monkey get a banana by getting the sentences right!
Vocabulary: eye, ear, nose, mouth, foot etc.
Sentence structure: I have two big eyes.
Educational goal: Create opportunities for student-driven English learning. This game is great for visual, auditory and kinesthetic learners.

March 5, 2014/in Places /by freddiesville

Learning Objectives: Practice listening and spelling of places in the city vocabulary in English with this online crossword puzzle word game. Improve spelling and listening in one fun game.
How to play: Click on the audio buttons to listen to the word. Type in the word in the puzzle spaces to make a correct spelling.
Vocabulary: stadium, hospital, bank, restaurant etc.
Educational goal: Create opportunities for student-driven learning always has much better long term results. This game is great for visual, auditory and kinesthetic learners.

Learning Objectives: Learn and practice body parts vocabulary and sentences. This game is great for review and combines a lot of question types in one - multiple choice, matching exercises, drag and drop spelling activities.
How to play: In this epic board game, you have to navigate a treacherous terrain to get to finish. Choose a game variety - Space Rider, Pirate Game or Crocodile Game. Next, decide if you want to play in single mode or team mode. Click to roll the dice. You will need all the luck you can find to avoid the monsters! Good luck!
Vocabulary: running, dancing, singing, swimming, etc.
Sentence structures: She's painting a picture.
Educational goal: Create opportunities for student-driven English learning. This game is great for visual, auditory and kinesthetic learners.

Learning Objectives: Practice listening and matching spellings of body parts vocabulary to the correct images or pictures they represent. Learners will improve their word recognition skills through this online fun English game.
How to play: Click on a tile to reveal the hidden word and audio. Click on another tile to make a match. Once a correct match is made, the word will move to the right column where you can click on to hear the word again. Play this game two or three times to exhaust all words.
Vocabulary: eye, ear, mouth, nose, hand etc.
Educational goal: Create opportunities for student-driven English learning. This game is great for visual, auditory and kinesthetic learners.

March 5, 2014/in Pets /by freddiesville

Learning Objectives: Learn and practice sentences and expressions used when talking about pets and domesticated animals in English. The focus will be on describing animals by using a few personality adjectives - Rabbits are quiet.
How to play: Click play and listen to a sentence. Drag and drop the correct words to fill in the blank spaces below. If you are correct, the monkey gets a banana. Help the monkey get a banana by getting the sentences right!
Vocabulary: rabbits, quiet, cats, lazy, sleep
Sentence structure: I don't like cats. They are lazy. Dogs are friendly.
Educational goal: Create opportunities for student-driven English learning. This game is great for visual, auditory and kinesthetic learners.

Learning Objectives: Practice listening and recognizing the spellings of body parts using this online word search puzzle word game. Improve spelling, reading and listening in one fun game.
How to play: Click on the audio buttons to listen to the word. After hearing the word, find it. When you find a word, click and hold down your left mouse button and drag through the length of the word to select it. Audio and visual feedback will confirm your correct selection. Keep doing this until all the words are found. Have fun learning English!
Vocabulary: eye, ear, mouth, nose, arms, leg etc.
Educational goal: Create opportunities for student-driven English language learning. This game is great for visual, auditory and kinesthetic learners.

Learning Objectives: Practice listening and spelling the parts of the body using this online crossword puzzle word game. Improve spelling and listening in one fun game.
How to play: Click on the audio buttons to listen to the word. Type in the word in the puzzle spaces to make a correct spelling.
Vocabulary: head, eye, ear, hand, nose, mouth, leg, etc.
Educational goal: Create opportunities for student-driven learning always has much better long term benefits. This game is great for visual, auditory and kinesthetic learners.

March 5, 2014/in Pets /by freddiesville

Learning Objectives: Practice listening and matching spellings of pets and domesticated animals vocabulary in English to the correct visuals or pictures they represent. Learners will improve their word recognition skills through this interactive fun game.
How to play: Click on a tile to reveal the hidden word and audio. Click on another tile to make a match. Once a correct match is made, the word will move to the right column where you can click on to hear the word again. Play this game two or three times to exhaust all words.
Vocabulary: dog, rabbit, iguana, parrot, cat, frog, etc.
Educational goal: Create opportunities for student-driven English learning. This game is great for visual, auditory and kinesthetic learners.