Reversed Bucket List - Present Perfect Game

Do your ESL students struggle with the present perfect? Then this FREE editable game will help them and motivate them!

Your FREE If you have Game in detail:

This is a game your students can play to practice the Present Perfect. It is offered in two versions:

1. a non editable 10-slide PDF presentation for your students to read and count their points
2. an editable 10-slide PowerPoint file for you or your students to invent new situations and new points

How to use this resource:

On each slide you will find a sentence starting with « if you have … ». Then, a sentence using present perfect is written. If the students has done the activity (when it’s positive), they earn points, the lose points when it’s a negative activity. There are 10 slides provided, 5 positive and 5 negative activities. You can use the PDF file is you just want to play the game.

If you want to change the sentences, or if you want your students to create their own game, you will use the PowerPoint file. You will be able to change the sentences and the number of points.

Important notice:

This set also exists in a 50 things challenge bundle. The PowerPoint file can also be edited in Impress but the fonts won’t work.