ENL CE Course 4: Games for ENL Students

Rationale for using games as a part of the curriculum for English learners and introduces various games that can be implemented as a part of the instructional process at all levels of proficiency.

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Course curriculum

1. Welcome
2. Agenda
3. Language Proficiency Levels
4. Rationale
1. Question/Answer Card Game
2. How to Play
3. How to Play
4. Example
1. Concentration Opposites
2. How to Play
3. How to Play
4. Let’s watch an experienced ENL teacher share a game she plays with her students.
5. Assessment #1
6. Assessment #1 Explanation
7. Rationale
1. Game: Picture Story
2. How to Play
3. How to Play
1. Get in Line
2. How to Play
3. How to Play
4. Rationale
5. Let’s watch as this ESL teacher shares a few games that get students interacting and communicating with one another as they enhance their skills in English.
6. Assessment #2
7. Assessment #2 Explanation
1. Draw the Scene
2. How to Play
3. How to Play
4. Rationale
1. Phonics Drill
2. How to Play
3. How to Play
1. Big Number Bingo
2. How to Play
3. How to Play
4. Rationale
1. Wacky Debates
2. How to Play
3. How to Play
4. Assessment #3
5. Assessment #3 Explanation
1. Going on a Picnic
2. How to Play
3. How to Play
4. Rationale
5. At this time, we’ll watch and listen to a few suggestions for games to play with English learners.
1. First Two, Last Two
2. How to Play
3. How to Play
4. Rationale
5. Let’s watch this teacher of English learners as she shares some ideas about activities and games to introduce vocabulary.
1. Weekday Update!
2. How to Play
3. How to Play
4. Assessment #4
5. Assessment #4 Explanation
1. Summary
2. Contact Information
3. Thank You

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ENL CE Course 4: Games for ENL Students

Course curriculum

Introduction

Game: Question/Answer Card Game

Game: Concentration Opposites

Game: Picture Story

Game: Get in Line

Game: Draw the Scene

Game: Phonics Drill

Game: Big Number Bingo

Game: Wacky Debates

Game: Going on a Picnic

Game: First Two, Last Two

Game: Weekday Update!

Conclusion

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