A shoutout is a way to let people know of a game. Pick an audience - or yourself - and it'll end up in their play queue. PurposeGames lets you create and play games. Students, teachers and rockstars alike all come here to create and learn. Give it a try! Academic Testing Vocabulary a quiz by Meme Shorti. Last Played. From the quiz author Match each word with their corresponding definitions. Press play! This game is part of a tournament You need to be a group member to play the tournament Join group, and play Just play.
Your Scorecard The scorecard of a champion. No cookie for you. Perfect Score. Total Points. Today's Rank. Login to participate Login to participate. Game Points. Daily Jumble Jumble Classic Unscramble the words to complete the comic. Word Roundup Lasso the words that fit the clues and solve the puzzle. Up and Down Words Solve the word chain where each answer provides a clue to the next.
KenKen Play this challenging math-based puzzle. Sudoku Play a new logic puzzle every day. Lexigo Find the hidden words in the letter tiles by solving the clues. Many of our games used Adobe Flash, but Adobe discontinued support. We'll be working on some pretty big changes over the next couple months.
We're really excited about what we have in store and we hope you stick with us through this tough transition. Password Forgot password? Pictionary Pictionary is a game of charades where players draw words instead of acting them out.
To play: Split the group into teams. Each round, assign one team member to draw. Give the drawing team member a word. Allow up to sixty seconds for teammates to guess. If the team guesses correctly, then assign one point.
Word Association Word Association is one of the best ESL vocabulary games since playing does not require a large vocabulary. To play: Player one says a word. Player two responds with the first word that comes to mind. The game continues until one player repeats a word or pauses too long. The rapid pace of the game generates excitement and occasionally results in funny answers.
Hangman Hangman is a classic chalkboard word game that translates easily to online play, thanks to digital whiteboards. To play: Assign a player a word. The player draws a series of blanks corresponding to the number of letters in the word.
Other players guess letters. If not, then the executioner draws one portion of the gallows. The game ends when players guess the word, or when the picture is complete. Word search Word searches are common classroom vocabulary games. We made a sample word search you can use. Crossword Crossword puzzles consist of a series of interconnecting boxes, each of which starts blank but contains one letter by the end of the game.
Here is an example of a crossword puzzle you can use with your class or team. Here is the answer key. Word Scramble Word scrambles make great games for English class, and adults enjoy these language brain teasers as well.
Here is a sample to start with. And here is the answer key. Scrabble Scrabble is one of the most popular word games for adults or children. To play: Each player draws seven letter tiles. During turns, players can play tiles or exchange them for new letters. Players build words on the board, with each new word connecting to an existing word.
Tiles have a point value assigned depending on the challenge of the letter. When a player makes a word, tally the letter and add the score to the point board. Scattergories Scattergories is one of the most fun and simple word games for adults. To play: One player rolls a letter die or uses a letter generator to pick the first letter. The timekeeper puts 60 seconds on the clock.
Players write down one answer per category starting with the letter. When time runs out, players read the answers. Players receive a point for every answer. Tree or Bob Ross Tree or Bob Ross is a fun video conference game that challenges players to guess a word by asking questions. Pyramid Pyramid challenges players to guess words from context clues. To play: Divide the group into teams.
Give one player on each team the pyramid. The pyramid holder must give hints to teammates describing each word without using the actual name of the item. When players guess correctly, the pyramid master can move to the next word. Teams receive a point for every correct guess. To play: A player suggests two unrelated words.
Player one gives a number of planks. This is how many steps other players must use to relate the two words. The other players think up words that share similar traits, synonyms, or connector words to move from one term to another.
An example round might look as follows: Tiger, Astronaut, eight planks Tiger — Balm — Lip — Service — Customer — Happy — Pills — Capsules — Space — Astronaut Meanwhile, Tiger, Astronaut, two planks might look like this: Tiger — meat eater — meteor — Astronaut One fun aspect about this game is there can be more than one correct answer, and opposing teams can dispute far-reaches.
Poetry Improv Poetry Improv is an exercise that challenges participants to craft verses on the spot. To play: Pick a poetry style, such as sonnet, haiku, acrostic, limerick, or free verse. Give participants vocabulary words to use within the poem. Allow five or ten minutes for groups or individuals to complete the verses.
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