English Grammar Lessons has tons of engaging activities. Click on the grammar lesson you want on the left side of the page and, then, when you get there, click on any of the exercises that will be on the right side.

I’m adding it to The Best Sites For Grammar Practice. Thanks to Teacher Training Videos for the tip.

Interactive ESL Grammar Games comes from ESL Games. In addition, they have a ton of other games on the site.

I’m adding the grammar games link to The Best Sites For Grammar Practice.

Thanks to Ana Maria Menezes for the tip.

Mrs. Haquet from Frenchfrog’s Little English Pond has developed another great interactive. This one is on Physical Descriptions.

I’m adding it to The Best Sites For Gaining A Basic Understanding Of Adjectives.

The University of Nottingham has a nifty online tool where where students can practice multiple parts of speech (adverbs, articles, etc.) with any piece of 300 word text they, or their teacher, choose.

And it can be used with several languages, including English.

It’s just a matter of pasting the text in, clicking a button, and you’re presented with the exercise.

Thanks to mme_henderson for the tip.

McDougal Littell has a large collection of grammar-related games at their Grammar Arcade. Many are accessible to English Language Learners, and they have made them as fun as any grammar-related activity can be….

I’ve placed the link on my website under Grammar.

Whack Attack is a game from the BBC that tests knowledge on Math, English or Science. It’s probably accessible to Intermediate English Language Learners.

The questions are good, though the game is a little weird. You’re given three answer choices. Each answer is color-coded, and in order to choose an answer, you have to “whack” the correctly-colored figure that keeps popping up.

I’ve placed the link on my website under Word and Video Games.

The British Council has a number of animated Grammar movies.

I’ve placed the link under the Grammar section on my website.

The Verb Project was developed by students at the Santa Ana College School of Continuing Education Basic Skills class. They worked with their instructors, John Tashima, Danna Weber and Susan Gaer to develop activities for beginning ESL students.

The site has both online and printable activities about….verbs.

I’m adding the link to my website under Verbs.

Aardvark’s English Forum is one of the many websites out there with grammar and vocabulary exercises for English Language Learners. I’ve had a link on my website to it for several years.

I’m writing a post about it here, though, because it has a number of exercises that offer a slightly unique twist that some students might like. When they take some of the interactive tests, like this one on animals, there’s a place for them to type their name in. Then, after it’s completed and had the computer check their answers, they can print out the sheet — with their name on it — and keep it for future study.

Yeah, I know, it’s not that big of a deal to be able to type a name on the sheet. However, having it printed out with their name on it and then being able to show their teacher and parents can indeed be a benefit to some students. It might seem a bit more “legitimate” than just writing their name on it.

Here are some new resources I’m adding to a couple of “The Best…” lists:

Movie Segments To Assess Grammar Goals is a blog by Claudio Azevedo from Brazil. The blog shares grammar exercises connected to…movie segments. He has online video clips embedded in the blog along with the exercises. Unfortunately, it’s unlikely his blog’s host, blogspot, is going to make it through many school content filters, but it would be easy enough to get the videos through Netflix or upload them to a site like Edubogs TV so they can be seen at school. I’m adding his blog to The Best Sites For Grammar Practice. Thanks to Life Is A Feast for the tip.

Milpitas Chat shares a number of good online ESL lessons related to Women’s History.  I’m adding the link to The Best Sites For Learning About Women’s History. Thanks to U.S. Citizenship Podcast for the tip.