This document provides information about games and activities that can be used to teach English vocabulary, grammar structures, phonetics, and spelling. It lists books by the author on various English language topics and describes several types of lexical, grammatical, phonetic, and spelling games that involve clear rules, team divisions, intrigue, and a fast pace. Examples include tic-tac-toe, storytelling, sentence construction, and guessing characters. The goal is to make English learning engaging for students.

1. Game
constructor
Natalia Poddubnaya
Author of the books for kids in English

2. My books

3. - Seeds
- Roots
- Sprouts (4 out of 6)
- Trunk
- Branches
- Crown (5 out of 6)
- Flowers
- Fruit
- Harvest (all)
Point-badge-leaderboard
Want them to know? Just let them grow!

4. Game or Activity

5. Lexico-grammatical games
1. Brief and precise instruction.
2. Clear rules.
3. Dividing into teams.
4. Intrigue.
5. High tempo.
6. Be aloof and direct.
7. Sum up.
8. Encourage.

6. Games
• Lexical (lead in, drill, control)
• Grammar (analysis, drill,
control)
• Phonetic
• Spelling
• Speaking
• Creative

7. Game constructor
TextLexical
chunks
Lexis
Sentences
Grammar
structures
Phrases

9. Pictures VS words
Tic-tac-toe

10. • Storytelling
• Collection (summary)
• Making sentences
Pictures

11. Colour matters

12. 1. The silliest sentence
2. The tower
3. Violet-yellow

16. Grammar structures

17. Grammar games. Control.
• Bingo
• Houses
• Owl’s game
• Lost pages

18. Phonetic and spelling games

19. Theatre
• Songs
• Guess the character
• Explain the sentence

20. Save Gracie

21. Seminars, webinars
books
www.clumsybear.ru igropilka@mail.ru