What are some good games to play with kindergarten kids?

Question

This is a spoken English class, so im looking for more of an English game to play in class.

Answer 1

Pop the weasel. Swallow the swan. Hide the monkey. Flog the dolphin.

Answer 2

I've found that playing the card game "Uno" is a really good way to get them to learn numbers and colors. Another good one is animal Bingo. Basically, as long as you turn it into a competition with teams, and points, and prizes; kids will be willing to learn anything, and they'll learn it FAST! I like to do Alphabet races for writing- get one kid from each team to race to the board and the first to write the letter you said correctly gets a point for their team. A cute one for listening comprehension and vocabulary is "I see something (color)". One student picks something from around the room, says that first line, then all the other students have to guess what it is by asking questions. Whoever gets it right is the next person to say "I see something...", and so on. Hope this helps!
Jen

Answer 3

strip poker spin the bottle actuality or dare (naughty version) it particularly works super ha, im in grade 9 i became only joking some real solid video games to play with kindergarten young ones and 6th graders are video games like silent ball you bypass the ball around and who ever drops it has to do working example 3 leaping jacks, and so on and then there's a game the place you may tell the youngsters to play simon says and simon (you) can do leaping jacks making the different young ones reproduction you its exciting and in high quality condition playstation . grade six pupils have stress hormones pay attention lol.

Answer 4

Any game you choose might want to try to incorporate some physical movements for these youngsters. Even acting out parts of a book can be considered a game. I like it when books have sounds in them that the children can respond to as a group; I also like words in stories that children can dramatize. A game like Twister can help with words like "above," "below," "under" etc., and still help them with colors!

Answer 5

Well, do you want "learning" games or "recess" games? - Recess games - Duck, duck, goose or Who's got the button? or 7 Ups
Learning games - Matching games (like the Disney cards - turn them over and see who can get the most matches in consecutive guesses) - just look in the game section of the Wal-Mart or whatever! Ask parents - they'd appreciate your asking them! Ask the kids what they play at home.

Answer 6

we play a game with a timer you say a word and the next person has to say a rhyming word such as cat,hat,pat, sat and pass the timer round whoever the time goes off on is out of the game

Answer 7

Word association and rhyming games.

Answer 8

dodgeball j/k