SOS Game, speaking Review for ESL Students | Fun ESL Game for All Ages

Описание: I like to play the SOS game as a way to review whatever we studied in the previous class. I use it as a quick warm-up at the beginning of a class.

The SOS game for ESL is fun, interesting, and fast-moving, so it’s the perfect way to begin your English class.

Keep watching to find out all the details you need to know about how to use this game in your ESL classroom.
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Transcript for SOS Game:
I'm going to talk about one of my favourite ESL activities that makes a really nice review activity before a midterm or a final exam. It's called SOS.

If you've played SOS before, there's a grid and you have to write either an s or an O and the goal is to get three in a row: SOS. Then you put a line through it and you get one point. The winner is the person with the most points at the end of the game.

I adapted a little bit for my ESL classes, so I put students into maybe three or four teams and I assign a symbol to each team, so maybe a star, square and triangle. Then I have a list of review questions and I ask a review question to the first team, the Star team. If they answer correctly, they can choose where to put their star and I do like "a b c d e", one two three four five.

They could say A4 just to make things go A bit more smoothly in class. Instead of randomly going around trying to tell you which one. The winner is the team that has the most number of three in a row of their symbol.

Timestamp for SOS for ESL/EFL:
0:00 Intro
0:14 What is SOS
0:28 How to teach this game
to your ESL class
1:02 How students win this game
1:07 Outro


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