Activities for using comic strips

      Comic strips can be used from beginner level to advanced level for a variety of language and discussion activities.

      Average: 3.5 (35 votes)

      Creating Vokis – online animated characters that speak

      Vokis are great for practising speaking skills with students. Creating an animated character and giving it a voice is real fun to do and breaks down the inhibitions that students often have when faced with recording themselves speaking in English.

      Average: 4.1 (34 votes)

      Using flash cards

      These activities relate to the Think article - Using flash cards with young learners. In the article there are more activity examples.

      Average: 3.8 (32 votes)

      A class magazine

      Class projects can be an excellent way to focus the whole class and get them working together towards a common goal.

      Average: 3.9 (66 votes)

      Working with biographies

      The Biography section of portfolios is a documentation of the learners' personal language learning history and can include, for example, a short narrative about the summer camp they attended and for which they may include a certificate of attendance in the passport section.

      Average: 3.9 (34 votes)

      Scrabble letters

      Here are some useful learning activities based around scrabble letters.

      Average: 3.6 (45 votes)

      Musical landscapes

      Pictures are probably the most often used prompts. Here is an activity that combines physical movement, imagination, self-expression and pictures.

      Average: 3.1 (122 votes)

      Using Glogster for creating interactive online posters

      You can create attractive and colourful Glogster posters with your students on many different occasions: for celebrating festivals, for illustrating project work or for presenting a topic.

      Average: 3.4 (43 votes)

      Storytelling

      Storytelling activities are a great way to allow students to express themselves freely and creatively in an authentic and real way.

      Average: 3.8 (24 votes)

      Working with passports

      The Passport section of portfolios summarizes the owner’s linguistic identity, language-learning experiences and language qualifications in an internationally transparent manner.

      Average: 3.1 (15 votes)