How to Play Alibi - ESL Game - Fun

A quick 4-minute description of how to play "Alibi" This game is great for a one-hour long lesson; it can also be used to teach Spanish and French, for example, to non-native speakers. To be honest it can be used to teach any language.
My specialty is teaching using games. Some people underestimate the power of learning through fun; however, I embrace it to keep my students interested. This game, "Hot Seat" is one that must be played with your students.

[@daniellesmith8761]

Thanks this was awesome! My classes love hot seat as well.

[@janethsuarez5138]

Thanks for your ideas. I will try this with my students 😊

[@kikabp8642]

My students loved this game as well as never have I ever and hot seat!

[@studyteachabroad]

I'm glad you are having a great time! Be sure to try fly swatter, semantic mapping, and my newest one I uploaded yesterday, sentence manipulatives!

[@michaeldonoue1820]

Great. Much obliged!

[@dilfuzakarimova5909]

Thank you. Really useful!!!

[@svetlanaakimova1703]

thanx for sharing. waiting for more games and teaching ideas

[@studyteachabroad]

Please let me know how it goes!

[@angelikagomez8304]

Thanks for sharing. Where can we find the worksheets? any chance you can share those too? thank you

[@foadcast]

Thank you! You explained the game very well "as quickly as possible". But where can I get the packet you talked about. I'd love to try this out your style.

[@anabellaparis1]

Where can we download the worksheets?

[@hyggemom9366]

Thanks for the this video. Any chat we can get the document?

[@elhimmelstein1913]

Hi Brian, I know you posted this video a long time ago but I wanted to ask if you still have the package link available?

[@anabellaparis1]

But if the other 2 are present when the suspects interviewed, there's less likely a chance to have different or wrong answers

[@choqlit]

The game seems a little complex. Maybe if the packet was available, it would be more clear.

[@fearlandshank]

I don't know why you show us your students picture as a background.

[@studyteachabroad]

Koecloek OP it’s called a model of how the game is set up. Puzzles come with pictures to model how they should be put together.