Pronouns loop game

The loop game for learning and practising English pronouns in a fun way.

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Playing Cards

18 one-sided cards to practise English pronouns.

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basic game directions that you can easily modify or change

preparing cards »

tips on how to prepare our cards for using in your classroom

how to play

It's a fun whole-class reaction exercise to practise English pronouns (subjectives, objectives, possessives). In this loop game, there are no losers or winners, and it doesn't have an end, so you should set up a specific time or number of rounds. The game also requires concentration, kids must listen for their turn and try not to break the chain.

Distribute the cards randomly to kids. Some students may get more than one card.
Choose a player to begin by reading their card aloud. For example, I have hers. Who has it?
Kids check their cards and if they have the answer, they read it aloud, then ask the question which is on their card.
When the chain circles around to the first student, the game can be over.

preparation

Print out loop cards. If you want, you can stick the printout onto the heavy paper. Laminate for future use.
Cut out the individual cards. Learn more how to prepare our one-sided cards (pdf).
Before playing the game revise or pre-teach the names of all the items on the loop cards.

ideas for classroom games

Depending on your needs and goals, you can use the playing cards to play different games such as memory, matching or guessing games.
You are welcome to add your own ideas. For some suggestions, check out our 22 Flashcards Games handbook (pdf).

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