A collection of classroom activities that can be used at Halloween to practise vocabulary, speaking, reading and listening, suitable for A2+ level students.

If you'd like to have a first go at 'teaching unplugged' your aim is simply to get students to produce language and then to use the language they produce as the basis for your lesson.

These activities are all designed to motivate lower level learners to speak in pairs or small groups.

'Writing poems? No, this wouldn't work with my students!' If you feel skeptical about getting your students to try their hand at composing poems or songs in class, try this activity.

This activity is based on the fun and effective game of 'whispers'. It can be used with all ages and levels in a number of ways and for different elements of pronunciation.

This activity can be used in a number of different ways and for a number of different tenses. 

Christmas is an excellent theme for adding games and fun to your teaching. Most students enjoy festive lessons if your activities encourage a personal contribution about the students' own families and customs.

This is a valuable warmer activity for any teenage class. It gives the students the chance to get to know you a little more and it gives you the opportunity to find out about how your students are feeling before you start your lesson.