Draw My Monster! Fun ESL Game For Young Learners!

Introducing a fantastic ESL game for beginners and intermediate students, guaranteed to engage and delight learners of all ages! This versatile teaching activity has proven to be highly effective with ESL/ELL students ranging from 5 to 75 years old in multiple countries. It's also well-suited for public schools, catering to art or English classes for younger learners. This game is designed to be enjoyable while providing real educational benefits, ensuring that both you and your students will love it!

The comprehensive package includes multiple worksheets and activities to pre-teach important vocabulary. It features several matching activity worksheets that help students overcome any blocking words, with a particular focus on body parts and shapes. This makes it an excellent resource for young learners and ESL/ELL students who need a refresher on these fundamental topics.

In addition to vocabulary building, this game offers an opportunity for students to practice and strengthen their speaking and listening accuracy. Students work in pairs to describe and draw a monster. One student can see the monster printout and must provide a detailed and accurate description of what they see. The other student listens carefully, using the description to create a replica of the drawing.

This interactive activity never fails to elicit laughter and excitement in the classroom, making it an incredibly popular choice among educators. The game's fun and lighthearted nature creates an environment in which students feel comfortable and motivated to learn, all while improving their language skills.

In summary, this fantastic ESL game is a must-have resource for any teacher seeking an engaging, effective, and entertaining way to teach vocabulary, speaking, and listening skills to beginners and intermediate students alike. Give this game a try in your classroom, and watch your students' language abilities flourish while they enjoy a truly memorable learning experience!

PDF game - cut out and play