How To Play The Level Up Game | Fun Classroom Game

The Level Up Game is a super fun classroom game that can be used to practice speaking and as a fun warm-up activity for any lesson. This video will show you how to play this game in class. Visit games4esl.com/ for many more classroom games and resources for teaching English.
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[@Games4esl]

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[@nolijohnhimmoldang9181]

I like the idea....I'll do this in my next class. Thanks for sharing.

[@AndyTheESLGuy]

I'll give it a try tomorrow, thanks!

[@Games4esl]

Great! I hope your students like it! :)

[@MsWhang0410]

Most of my stidents like this game and it works well!!

[@NeroVuk]

Do you have any games which focus on the target language skill, not rock, paper, scissors?

[@Games4esl]

You can use this activity with any target language you like. Rock, scissors paper is just fun way to advance to the next level. Before playing rock scissors paper, students should have a conversation using the target language - The teacher can decide what target language to teach. Anyway, thanks for checking it out. We have many other games which focus on a particular language point. Please check out our videos from our channel page: www.KZbin.com/Games4esl . For other activities, check out our website too. All materials are FREE. www.Games4esl.com . Thank you :)

[@nguyettran133]

It's so great.

[@жайнамуратбай-ы8т]

Great job!

[@lilyserote8840]

I dont understand i didt know this before?

[@thomasrowe6073]

I can't see this working in a classroom of 40 something Chinese kids, is this for small groups?

[@Games4esl]

I've conducted this game with around 30 elementary school children. It gets noisy, but works fine. If you've got a big enough classroom or a gym, there's no reason it wouldn't work. I'd advise telling kids not to run/push etc for safety. Anyway, thanks for watching. :)

[@thomasrowe6073]

@@Games4esl Yeah thanks for all the content, your website's saved me the past couple weeks.

[@philipthompson6906]

How does this have to do with daily routines? You just said that the students have dialogue. There is nothing specific about daily routines in the game instructions or details.

[@Games4esl]

This video is not about daily routines. It is an instruction video for a classroom game.

[@Games4esl]

If you're referring to the daily routines lesson plan from our website, you should read the instructions there. This video is a generic speaking game which can be used with any target language. In the lesson plan on our website we describe how to use this game while using daily routines as the target language.

[@philipthompson6906]

@@Games4esl Ah yes, I see that now. My mistake. Thank you for the clarification. Wonderful video and thank you for the content and game idea.

[@Games4esl]

You're welcome. Thanks for watching. :)

[@DarkDevil-n9f]

What does target language mean,?