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

This lesson for teenagers and adults at CEFR Level B1 and above gives learners the opportunity to practise telling a well-known story. 

Watch a recording of this webinar with David Heathfield, looking at online storytelling.

Watch a recording of our second webinar with David Heathfield, looking at storytelling in face-to-face teaching.

Response tasks are designed to give students the chance to express themselves creatively and openly, not for comprehension checking.

Have you ever noticed children listening to a story so attentively that the classroom is completely quiet? Or have you ever noticed children participating in a story so actively that everyone in the class wants to contribute? If so, then you've witnessed the 'magic of story time'!

David Heathfield looks at the benefits of using storytelling in face-to-face English language classes and gives practical advice with clear examples.

We often give stories to our students to read, but how often do we tell them a story? This article looks at the benefits of storytelling and gives advice on performance skills