This page provides quick links to all of the printable game sets available in the grammar section. Here, they are sorted by activity type.
Fun whole group listening games. Our Bingo is adapted from the game of bingo, and it is a very simple version of this game.
Board games with cards for 2-4 players (or teams) to learn and practise grammar rules in a fun way.
To play these games, you will need two different sets of cards and two different card containers, for example boxes that differ in colour.
Fun games for 2 players (or teams). Players roll dice to find a box with their grammar task on the game board.
Fun matching games, very simple to play. In the game, players match domino tiles and get rid of their dominoes in order to win.
Fun question games for 2 players (or teams). In te game, there is one person asking questions (Player Q) and the other person answering questions (Player A).
Fun whole group listening games. Our Bingo is adapted from the game of bingo, and it is a very simple version of this game.
Fun whole-class reaction exercises I have, who has. In the game, there are no losers or winners, and it doesn't have an end.
Fun games to play in pairs or small groups. In the game of Memory, players try to collect pairs of matching cards.
Fun games for 2 teams. The aim of the game is for kids to guess words, phrases or sentences from mimes.
Fun activities to practise sentence building and writing. In the game players roll a dice (twice or three times) to figure out which words to use, then build a silly sentence.
Card games for 2-4 players (or teams). The game path is made out of task (playing) cards and wild cards. The playing cards are double-sided and self-checking, with the task on one side, and the answer on the reverse.
Fun grid games adapted from Noughts and Crosses, designed for 2 players (or teams). Your aim is to make a line of three: horizontally, diagonally or vertically.
Our grammar games are easy to teach, fun to play in pairs or small groups, and can be easily adapted to your needs. Each game has its own content page, where you can find useful tips on how to use and play, plus extra printables that make the games more exciting for kids.
Below you can browse the games by type. They are listed in the alphabetical order.