The Mad Libs ESL activity is a fun way to start the class or practise parts of speech.
In the Mini Disasters ESL activity, students say what they could have done to avoid the situations given to them.
The Mad Libs ESL activity is a fun way to start the class or practise parts of speech.
In the Mini Disasters ESL activity, students say what they could have done to avoid the situations given to them.
In the Odd One Out ESL activity students have to decide and explain why one of four vocabulary items is the odd one out.
The Personality Test ESL activity involves students taking a test, summarising the results, and discussing them with their classmates.
The Phone Messages ESL activity requires students to pass on information using reported speech.
In the Random Story activity, students write a story involving ten random items they chose beforehand.
In the Reported Tweets ESL activity, students find what people have said on Twitter and report back to the class.
In the Say That Colour ESL activity, students have to ignore the colour that is written, and instead say the colour it is written in.
In the Sentence Builder ESL activity, students build sentences from a large set of random words.
In the Speaking Challenge ESL activity, students have to speak on a random topic for thirty or sixty seconds without stopping.
In the Speed Dating ESL activity, students meet lots of different people for a short time.
In the Stand Up Comedy ESL activity, students prepare and perform a set of jokes for the class.
In the Sticky Situations ESL activity, students have to explain how they would deal with difficult/problematic situations.
In the Story Chain ESL activity, students write the next part of every story that is passed to them.
In the Story Circle ESL activity, students take turns adding new elements to a spoken story.
In the Stranded On A Desert Island ESL activity, students decide what they would like to have with them in a castaway situation and justify their choices.
In the Telephone Pictionary ESL activity, students pass information in secret (like in Telephone), but alternate between drawings and written descriptions.
In the Text Erase ESL activity students have to erase one, two or three consecutive words from a paragraph, without making it grammatically incorrect.
In the Text Scramble ESL activity, students have to organise the sentences of a text into the correct order.
In The Travellers ESL activity, groups invent a trip they have been on, describe it to the class, and answer questions about their experiences.