Would you like your pupils to be able to play on-line games in English that improve spelling and practise grammar?
This website has a collection of quick and easy-to-use games for your pupils to enjoy while learning.
Word Confusion
This page requires your pupils to discriminate between two phonemes and identify the correct spelling of a word from the context of the sentence. There are 20 questions in total. Each correct guess gives the pupil more ingredients with which to make a delicious salad! (Suitable for higher Primary levels and Secondary).
To see some examples, click here.
To go to FunBrain and try the activity, click here.
Spell Check
Improve spelling with Spell Check. The pupils have to identify and correct an incorrectly spelled word from four different words. There are two levels, easy and hard, each with twenty sets of four words. Each correction scores a point. (The easy level is suitable for higher Primary levels and the hard level for Secondary).
To see an example, click here.
To go to FunBrain and try the activity, click here.
Where is that?
This page has a game to test pupils' knowledge of states, provinces, capital cities and their spellings! To play just go to the 'Where is that?' page and define the level and the part of the world on which you want to be tested. (Suitable for Primary and Secondary).
To see an example, click here.
To go to FunBrain and try the activity, click here.
Grammar Gorillas
The Grammar Gorillas need help identifying different parts of speech. They give you a sentence, with some words in red, and ask you to click on the noun, verb or other parts of speech. There are two levels; beginner and advanced. Each level has twenty sentences. Instant feedback is given in a score box and each correct answer gets more bananas for the grammar gorillas. Yummy!
To see some examples, click here.
To go to FunBrain and try the activity, click here.
The Funbrain address is: http://www.funbrain.com
