When I’m teaching from home, I need activities that are fast to set up, easy to customize, and actually get my English learners talking. In this video, I walk you through five editable Google Slides templates that I use as online teaching games—because Google Slides makes online classes feel more interactive (and a lot less like a worksheet on a screen). The big idea is simple: start with a solid template, click “Make a Copy,” and then edit the language targets so the game matches your lesson objective and your students’ proficiency levels. I share examples like Guess What? and a Mystery Reveal game for building speaking and vocabulary, plus a Google Slides scavenger hunt that keeps students moving and engaged even when they’re learning remotely. I also include options like Boggle for word work and a Jeopardy-style game for review. My goal is to help you teach online from home in a way that feels fun and structured—so your ELLs participate more, practice more English, and you spend less time reinventing the wheel every week.