
Re: GAME: ABC Darts (Vocabulary and Spelling)
ABC Darts game seems to be a very funny and lively game. I'll try it as an outdoor game.
As far as charades are concerned I do the same thing, however not only sport and actions, but for example animals, jobs or feelings: I call it a mime game.
I also introduce sentences that kids have to mime and guess. You can practise a lot of structures this way; you just settle the model sentence (the one that you are practising during the lessons) and kids do the rest

(so you not only practise vocabulary but also a structure). Examples of structures that I have used:
I can ... (with verbs)
He's/ She's a/an... (with jobs or animals)
You're... / You feel... (with feelings)
I .... yesterday (with regular or irregular verbs)
Or you can practise questions:
Can you ...?
Are you a /an...?
Are you ... / Do you feel...?
Did you ... yesterday? and so on...
A very similar technique that you prabably know is drawing pictures and guessing an object or a sentence.
I do it often with prepositions. Examples of sentences to draw are:
The cat is on the table./ The dog is under the tree./ The sun is over the house./ The car is in front of the house. etc....
My students love these guessing games and I'm always sure that they use a lot of good structures while having fun

Thanks once again for ABC Darts game!
Happy teaching.