Name 5: Can You Name 5? | Party Games | For 2+ Players | Ages 12+

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Your child will love testing their general knowledge with this fun naming game. Print the game board then grab a dice. Your child can play alone or friends and family can join in. Take it in turns to roll the dice and move around the board. On each turn, the player will need to name five things. Can they do this with a time limit? Other Ideas and Games The team going first rolls the die and moves their team's token the number of spaces rolled on the die. You might like to take a look at our Webinar on Bloom's Taxonomy in ESL Lesson Planning. What are the names of five types of fruit in English?

If your team lands on a Flip Flop space, turn over a card and read the Name 5 Challenge that matches the color on the space.Start the timer, and name the items. If your team is successful, you roll the die and move double the number rolled on the die. The team with the youngest player goes first. Each team puts their token on the Start space on the Game Board. In addition to the plain colored spaces on the board, there are four other special spaces which have different rules. Divide the cards into two piles. Place each pile face down in front of each team. Play in two teams of 2 or 3 players each. Each team selects a token. It can also enhance their vocabulary. They might be able to think of something but not know what it is called. They can describe it to you and you can figure out what it is and tell them the name for it, therefore enhancing their vocabulary.

The All play symbol features two colors beneath it. When a team’s pawn stops at All play space, they choose a color from these two and the other team plays corresponding to the other color. Colors are chosen before seeing the card. If they mention names that are not directly related to the topic, they can explain their answer to convince the opponent within the time limit. How Turns Shift between Two Teams: Start the timer, and your team has 30 seconds to name 5 items for that Name 5 Challenge. If successful, your team takes another turn. If not, it's the other team's turn. Your team has 90 seconds (turn timer over twice) to complete all of the Name 5 Challenges on the card to win Name 5!Example: Name 5 Orange Foods. (oranges, cheddar cheese, carrots, pumpkin, apricots, etc). Some answers may fall into the given category, but only partially, such as foods that have orange in them like candy corn, or peach cobbler.

Note : A variation to the All Play is to have each team simply shout out ONE answer to their Name 5 challenge. The first team to "Name 1" wins the round.Make a List of Nouns:A noun is any word that can be used as a stand-alone noun to define a person, place, or thing. You should think about all your game elements and write down the nouns they describe. For example, a game about a pirate ship could have nouns like pirate, treasure, boat, and sword. All Play: The All Play spaces have two colors below the symbol. If you land on an All Play card, you get to choose which color category to play without looking at the card, and the opposing team plays the other. One player from each team reads the category, and when both are ready, they announce it to the rest of their team. The first team to name five items for their category wins and gets to take the next go but if neither team can complete it, the round is repeated with a new card. The All Play symbol has two colors beneath it. If your team lands on an All Play space, you may select one of the two colors for your Name 5 category before looking at the card. Get your EFL/ESL students speaking with this fun speaking game. Great to encourage fluency, revision of key vocabulary and could be used as a warmer/warm-up or ice-breaker activity. Perfect for beginner (CEFR A1 level) - elementary (CEFR A2 level) students. Coupled with brilliant illustrations, this Name 5 things speaking game is a perfect way to increase exposure to understanding a variety of different objects and people by naming them in English. Whilst we will do everything we can to meet the delivery times above, there may be factors outside of our control and we cannot guarantee delivery within this time frame.

Flip Flop: The Flip Flop spaces force teams to take it in turns to name items from the category. Teams get 10 seconds to name something that fits, then play switches to the next team and so on, until one team fails to answer. The last team able to provide a correct answer wins the round. All Play and Flip Flop Symbols, Image: Sophie Brown

On their turn, team members may all yell out answers as they think of them and keep count as they go. The Name 5 Things game is an exercise for labelling, naming and categorising objects. The more practise your child gets, the better and they will grow more comfortable with thinking words up on the spot. The simple nature of the game means there is very little pressure and it is great for teaching your child English as an additional language and aiding their communication skills. How do I play the Name 5 Things Game? Name 5 is a party game. Certain Name 5 categories are more open-ended than others. Certain categories are more subjective, where others are very direct and have a limited number of correct responses.