Champion Game or "Snowball"

The teacher calls the word. Each subsequent student must name all the previous words in the order in which they were introduced into the game, and say their new word. Anyone who has forgotten a word or mixed up the order is eliminated from the game.

In the lesson, start the chain by saying, for example, the phrase: 'a small ball'. After that, ask the first student to replace the adjective in him, for example: 'a beautiful ball'. Next, ask the second to replace the noun in the new phrase, for example: 'a beautiful doll', etc. A student who has not found a suitable word is eliminated from the game, and the next participant continues the chain. The quest continues until there is only one winner left in it.

The dice roll introduces an element of luck and excitement into the game, creating a favorable emotional background for learning new things: you never know what number will drop out, how quickly you will be able to complete the game and overtake your opponents. Chips visually demonstrate the progress of a team on the board and create dynamics: the faster and further you move on the playing field, the better! That is why board games with chips and cubes are so fond of children: thanks to them, they plunge headlong into the gameplay. The website http://www.eslgamesplus.com/crocodile-games provides a variety of games that can be played online and motivated by technology.