The Irregular Past Simple - ESL Board Game and Lesson Plan Download
A range of games and activities to help your ESL students memorise the most common irregular verbs. Suitable for A2 level and above.
This ESL lesson plan includes 80+ minutes of fun, student-centred content in one download.
In this plan you'll find:
Warmer and Grammar Intro
A handy alphabetical list of common irregular verbs
A zero prep game to help students memorise the vocabulary
A worksheet with controlled practice exercises
The Irregular Past Simple Snakes and Ladders board game
Irregular past simple mingle activity
Just download, print and get teaching!
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File Format
The lesson plan, materials and game board are PDF files which print at A4 size. These files can be easily blown up to A3 if you prefer. They can also be displayed on screens or interactive whiteboards. All the materials we make are black and white for effective, inexpensive photocopying.
The Board Game
Students compete to correctly conjugate irregular verbs, avoiding the snakes and trying to land on the ladders. The winner is the first player to make it to the end!
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