No Prep ESL Game: Race to Fluency
ESL Game
Race to Fluency
Price
FREE
Age Range
Primary school and up
System
Windows computers
Game Modes
Team Versus
2-5 teams compete to race to the end of the track and win! Answer questions to advance.
About this Game
Welcome to the ESL Car Race Game! In this interactive classroom activity, your students will have the chance to improve their English language skills while having fun racing against their classmates. Two to five teams can compete for glory by answering questions. This is a pretty simple game that is almost like a points tracker at heart.
How to Play Race to Fluency with No Prep
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Divide your students into teams. You can have anywhere between two to five teams.
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Ask a question to all of the teams of students.
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The fastest team to answer correctly can advance their car. Touch their go button (to the left of the car) to make them advance.
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The first team to reach the end of the track wins! (To reach the end, they must advance off screen).
- Game play tip: If a team is naughty, you can tap that team's car and send them back down the track.
Game Modes Available in Get the Bananas
Team Mode: 2-5 teams compete to answer your class questions and help their car race to the finish.
System Requirements
The English lesson games available from Happy Everyday English can only be played on Windows computers.
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No installation necessary.
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No internet connection needed to play.
Cool Features
Customizable Options to Fit the Game to Your Class
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2-5 Teams of Students: Select how many teams will play in the current game.
Built with Interactive Whiteboards in Mind: This game is fully playable with interactive whiteboards and responds great to touch on the board. You can also play it in a classroom with just a projector or online.
Question Prompts: There are four question prompts that you can use when playing this game. Although you can play this game with no prep, you can customize it easily if you do have time to prepare. You can change between these at will. The game download includes directions on how to prepare prompts 2-4.
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No prompt: Simply ask a question to your students without a prompt in the game. Ask any question you like. Using this mode takes no preperation before starting the game.
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Text Question Prompt: Prepare text questions and answers in advance using the included text document file. This prompt will display your prepared questions when playing.
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Picture Prompt: This prompt displays pictures that you've prepared in advance.
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Keyword Prompt: This prompt displays a set of keywords that you've prepared in advance.
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