Topic Circle - Vocabulary Game

Topic circle is a fun game to practice volcabulary.

Need: Pieces of paper cut out with different categories written on each, e.g. Sport / Transport / Colours / Animals.

Make groups with 4 or 5 students.

Stack the pieces face down on a table. Turn one over. This is the category for your students. Going around in a circle your students take turns to say a word related to the category.

Transport: Car! Bus! Plane! Bike! and so on.....

If a student can not think of a word, repeats a word already said or takes too long, the game stops. Turn another piece of paper over and start again.  Sport: Football! Swimming! ...........

You can write your own categories, the vocabulary your students are learning or you can print the one I use here: TopicCircle

Enjoy!!

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