Games that engage students, encourage communication, and motivate them are an essential component of successful ethics education. With this collection of practical, easy-to-implement game ideas, you will spark your students' interest and create motivation for the learning material. Each game description includes a grade level assignment, the required materials, and information on the time needed. Communication, interaction, and movement always play an important role in the games. This enhances students' willingness to perform and motivation, making the learned material more firmly anchored in their memory. The topics include: starter games, games for pairing and group formation, board and writing games, learning games in class, social learning games, decisions and opinions, role-playing games, multicultural games, and closing games.