I love using dice in the ESL classroom, and my students love it too. There’s nothing worse than doing the same old boring grammar, pronunciation, and sentence-building activities and exercises over and over again with little if no variation.
That’s why the last time I came back from the US to China I had a small bag of dice in my suitcase. Now, you can get a lot of 6-sided dice with no problem in China; people gamble on all the beer and whore streets with them all the time. But you may have some troubles getting dice that have more sides, like 10-sided and my favorite, 20-sided dice. Read More...
That’s why the last time I came back from the US to China I had a small bag of dice in my suitcase. Now, you can get a lot of 6-sided dice with no problem in China; people gamble on all the beer and whore streets with them all the time. But you may have some troubles getting dice that have more sides, like 10-sided and my favorite, 20-sided dice. Read More...
