BusyTeacher.org Mobile If you are looking for a way to shake things up a bit in pronunciation class, try one of these simple games that focus on accurate pronunciation and listening closely. 8 Fun Games for Teaching English Pronunciation 1Odd Word OutHow well do your students listen for accurate pronunciation? Try this game and find out. Read a list of words to your class, pausing briefly after each word. The words on the list should all contain a certain sound you want your students to listen for. While pronunciation is often technical, it can be fun, too. What are your favorite games for pronunciation class? Like it? Want more tips like this?
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