excuse me, hey there. just need two seconds of your time for a quick opinion and i'll be on my way.

i need some advice. i'm an ESL conversation teacher, and I've found the Cube Test and 5 Question Game extremely valuable in the classroom for opening up fun, witty conversation.

Do you guys know of any other games that can fire up interesting and educational conversation? my students have loved the cube test, and i haven't lost the 5 question game yet (got a free lunch out of it with a cute student).

thanks in advance.

ok these are four games i found around and credit goes to them

ive field tested them in physics and photo so far and got good results

YOU are driving a bus
312 get on
218 get off
137328 get on
12352 get off
what color are the bus drivers eyes?
and theyre usually like what?
and u just say i said YOUR driving the bus! didnt know you were so slow..etc in a playful way

this ive tried with 2 girls and gotten it right both times
you tell a girl you'll poke her/touch her/squeeze her and everytime she must think or say the number six
you keep doing this at least like 10 times i usually do it playfully and tease(like get real close but dont touch and just say keep thinkin six!)
then finally you ask them to think of a vegetable
and its carrot
cuz carrot is six letters im assuming but i really dunno the reason lol

last two are just a short little mind game

what color is a refrigerator
white
what do cows drink
milk
no cows drink water you fruit!

ok make her repeat after you
boast roast coast post
now what do you put in a toaster
toast!
no you put in bread!

lol so ya thats all i got and gl dude
i recently ran outa games and had this hb8 begging for more also try the bus one on your teacher if you guys normally dogg on him(did that in physics and got great laughs)

actually i'm an adult, so i'm the teacher. i teach english to non-english speakers. again, i'm not trying to hit on them, just get fun and interesting conversation stimulated.

i can't imagine what would happen to my job if i were to poke/touch/squeeze my students. but thanks for trying.

I did find Kokology tests online, but they get a little repetitive.