These FREE School PowerPoint games provide a simple but effective way to practise school vocabulary and phrases. Ideal for Face to Face or Online classes.

What are in these games?

There are 3 groups of slides:

The first slide in each group reveals the images in order from left to right. Use it to revise and/or drill the phrases.
The next slides ‘hide’ one or more of the images. The children try to recall the image, before you reveal it.
Each group ends with a slide ‘hiding’ all of the images. Can they remember them all?!

Instructions including additional game suggestions are on the cover slide.

What images are included?

Slides 2-10: pencil, crayons, rubber/eraser, pencil sharpener, (coloured) pencils, pens

Slides 11-16: glue, pencil case, scissors, ruler, notebook, folder

Slides 17-25: computer, keyboard, board, bookshelf, cupboard, desk, window, classroom, playground

You can find engaging worksheets, games, flashcards and crafts in our School Activity Pack. It includes 12 different resources with everything you need to help your young learners communicate basic information about themselves, describe school stationery and their school environment, and practise functional classroom language in a memorable way.

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School Vocab: What's Missing

By Maria on 21/09/2022 at 16:45

Useful and Fun…I recommend it! Used it with two primary school classes, groups of 30 students each, to introduce/revise language as a first day of class activity. They were excited and shouting out the vocab. I’m now using it as a warmer or cooler for lessons. Thanks!

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By Fiona on 28/09/2022 at 15:47

That’s great Maria! I love that your learners were excited to shout out the vocabulary. If they’re happy, then it’s loads more memorable. Thank you for taking the time to share : )

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School: What's Missing?

By Lauren Hamilton Sáez on 28/03/2022 at 08:49

I used this game in an online lesson with a fourth grader, and it worked well. The game was useful for identifying gaps in her vocabulary and getting her to practice speaking. We’d never used this kind of game before, and it was fun to try something new. In the future I’d like to use this game with groups as well since I think the kids would enjoy competing over who can remember the objects the fastest.

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