ESL games (GWG) #8 Jail

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#8 Jail (Instructions Below)
Hi team. We are Guys With Games ESL/EAL Activities.
We share new games every week for you to use in the ESL classroom. Our focus is teaching English in a fun way and sharing games that deliberately make English the main focus, not just an afterthought.

[@edgarmoreno9769]

I love u guys!! You guys are very dynamic. The best

[@GuysWithGamesESL]

edgar mooreno, thank you very much. I hope these work well in your class.

[@eamon3246]

Great idea, man. I'll try it tomorrow.

[@vimalkumar-tc1bi]

every videos are good

[@queenpushycat]

Love this game! Gonna try it out on my students. Thank you!

[@GuysWithGamesESL]

Queen PushyCat Let us know how it goes!

[@queenpushycat]

Did it yesterday with my elementary school kids, they aren't that good in the language yet but they do love the game. It's a good way to have them speak up and usually they use Japanese but I enforce simple phrase like "I know!" in English instead of using their native languages. They really enjoyed the game, the kids love being in "jail"

[@GuysWithGamesESL]

Queen PushyCat, I’ve experienced the same thing... kids like being chosen. It’s hard in a game like this to ensure everyone experiences being in the jail, but at least they’re all playing all the time.

[@BonniAce]

nice games! thank you for the idea!

[@barrybadranath]

Solid.

[@TheLanguageLady]

I love this game!

[@Rooben96]

Useless game!! Lol

[@GuysWithGamesESL]

Rooben Chowdhury sorry you feel that way. I find that getting the students to notice and describe similarities and differences can be useful... specifically before writing a compare/contrast composition, or something along those lines. Anyway, thanks for watching

[@melodyoflife2837]

Rooben, you are the useless one