ESL games are a fantastic way for instructors to incorporate visual, kinesthetic, and musical strategies into the classroom. Games are also a fabulous way to develop the intrinsic motivation in students that second language acquisition requires.
Back to the board divide your students into two or three groups. one volunteer from each group sits in a chair with their backs to the board, facing their group. you write a word on the board so that the volunteer can't see the word. their group must give hints to their volunteer so that their volunteer guesses the word first. the first one to guess the word gets a point for their team. works great for all levels, and ages. cheers
Interpersonal
-Role- Playing Pretending to be somebody else and using the language for the situation you are in
Affective
-Personalizing Learners share their own opinions, feelings, and ideas about a subject
Creative
-Brainstorming Thinking of as many new words and ideas as yiu can