This a simple way of recycling texts previously studied in class. This speaking activity gets students to think in English and use their memory, simultaneously.

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This is a good game to practise any standard sequence such as numbers 1 – 30, days of the week, months of the year, the alphabet etc.

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This game is good to revise and practise structures in the first conditional. The teacher begins with a sentence, for example “If I go out tonight, I’ll go to the cinema.”

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This activity is extremely simple. Each student adds a word to create a group story.

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This is a fun activity which can be used with all groups, just select a follow-up activity that is appropriate for the age and level of the class but the basic procedure is the same for everyone.

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This simple board game provides an excellent way to give students a bit of free speaking practice. You can choose your own topics either based on the topics you've covered in lessons or topics that you think will be of interest to your students.

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The classic guessing game! Players take it in turns to ask another player questions in order to discover their job.

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This activity is an adaptation of the original Hedbanz and is good for practising or revising vocabulary in general or it can be related to a specific topic. This activity works well with lower intermediate and higher levels and it can be stretched and used as part of a lesson, as a warmer or filler.

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This is a kind of class survey where you can practise asking for personal information.

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You need scraps of paper and dice for this activity. You will need 12 bits of paper and two dice for each group of between 3 and 6 students.

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