Grammar Tick Tack Toe

This free Grammar Tic-Tac-Toe game is a two-player review activity that combines traditional tic-tac-toe with multiple-choice English grammar practice. Before play begins, teachers or students can select the grammar categories they want to review, creating a customized question pool for the game. Questions are shuffled so each round offers a different sequence of practice.

Players alternate choosing squares on the board. Selecting a square opens a grammar question with five answer choices. A correct answer earns the selected square, while an incorrect answer leaves the square open; the turn then passes to the other player. Immediate feedback tells students whether their response was correct before play continues.

The question bank covers a broad range of skills, including parts of speech, nouns, pronouns, articles, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, verb tenses, subject–verb agreement, modals, question formation, negation, passive voice, conditionals, clauses, and sentence structure. The first player to earn three squares in a row wins. The game is well suited for partner practice, small-group review, learning stations, or whole-class competition, providing repeated grammar practice in an engaging, low-stakes format.

This free Vocabulary Tic-Tac-Toe game turns Spanish-to-English vocabulary practice into a game for grades 6–8 ESL students. Players choose a square, read or hear a Spanish clue, and select the matching English word. A correct answer claims the square; an incorrect answer leaves it open and passes the turn. Three marks in a row wins the game.

Teachers can draw from 1,000 words and phrases, then choose vocabulary categories and difficulty levels to fit a lesson. Students can play against a classmate or the computer, use audio buttons to hear the clues and answers, and see immediate feedback and accuracy totals as they play.