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I play guess who with my students when I want them to use the vocabulary they already know. It is also a good way to practise questions: is it...? does he...?, etc.
I ask a student to choose a character. Then, I project the full picture on the board. The rest of the class starts asking questions. 
It would also be great to print the whole picture, laminate it and ask the students to work in pairs. 
 

I downloaded these cards from https://www.twinkl.cl/
I love them! You can set a learning center and your students can start playing on their own. They just have to look at the pictures and start making matches. You can always add more pictures.
 

I took this idea from https://www.weareteachers.com/verb-tenses/
I made my own set of cards. You can use them, or check the link above, there are more cards.
You have two piles of cards: present and past. Flip them over. Did you find a match? Slap it!
Great to use in learning centers.

Another way to practise past tense. 
I use this memory game to teach past regular. 
Great for learning centers.

I found this idea in Pinterest. 
The students toss a stone and jump through the sight words. Once they are standing on the word, they have to make a sentence with it. 
It is a fun activity you can play everywhere! Materials? a piece of chalk and a stone

Great idea from https://childhood101.com/
The objective is to get your students asking questions and guessing the character. I've done it like this but I've also used it as a matching activity: synonyms, antonyms, verbs, etc. If you don't have a headband you can use a post it.

I made this template to play sight words dominoes. I use it in learning centers. 
Ask them to read and spell the words aloud. You can download this or print a customized set https://sightwords.com/sight-words/games/dominoes/

I found it on Pinterest. It belongs to https://masandpas.com/fun-with-phonics-magnetic-fishing-game/
This fishing game is something like "La pesca milagrosa". The students need to fish the pictures with a wooden (or pencil) rod, a magnet and a paperclip. I did it with synonyms/antonyms, but you can adapt it to phonics, proper/common nouns, etc,
I added some fish shapes that I downloaded from https://onelittleproject.com/fish-outlines/
The border belongs to https://pageborders.org/download/fish-border/#terms

I found this idea on Pinterest.
We do this activity during the invertebrates unit. The students get the worksheet and have some free time to go around the school looking for these insects. 
Try asking them some characteristics of the insects they found (n° of legs, wings, antennae, etc.)

Hola, les comparto un juego que me ha funcionado para mis clases virtuales, es un power point sobre las emociones, donde los alumnos tendrán unos segundos para memorizar las palabras y pasado el tiempo un minion tapara las palabras motivando a los alumnos a recordar que tarjeta falta, espero les sea de utilidad