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ESL Warmers
An ESL warmer is essentially a fun game that you play at the beginning of your ESL lesson to get your students "warmed-up" and ready to learn.

A warmer is SO important, for your ESL classroom, because it sets the mood for the rest of the lesson. ESL warmers are essential because they help your students:
  • To relax and feel comfortable in the classroom
  • Have fun
  • Realize that “everyone is in the same boat”
  • Learn a little about you and their classmates
  • Gain confidence
  • Get a feel for how the rest of the class will be like
Warmers are essential for all ESL lessons, just because they are games doesn't mean that they only apply to kids.

We have compiled a list of ESL warmers, but if you have one that isn't here, please add it, so that everyone in the ESL community can benefit.


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» Visual Mish-Mash
This fun game will help (hopefully) your students tell the difference between the visual object and the word.
» Switch Positions
By Eli . | Published 05/12/2006 | Fun Activities , Running Games , ESL Warmers , Young learners , Beginner | Unrated
A fun activity that can be used throughout your lesson to keep it fun and active. 
» Touch your Elbow with your tongue!
By Eli . | Published 04/13/2006 | Intermediate , Beginner , ESL Warmers , Team Games , Fun Activities , Tutoring , ESL Teaching Ideas | Unrated
This is a great activity that you can use to teach students body parts!
» Yesterday I....
By Eli . | Published 04/6/2006 | Advanced , Intermediate , ESL Warmers , Fun Activities , Tutoring , ESL Teaching Ideas | Unrated
A great chain and memory game. Works best with larger classes.
» Disaster!
By Eli . | Published 04/4/2006 | ESL Teaching Ideas , Beginner , Fun Activities , Intermediate , Phonics , Team Games , ESL Warmers | Unrated
Also known as: What's in my pocket? and What's missing?


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