"Can you cure illnesses?" "No, I can't. I am a firefighter." Oral activity to practice vocabulary of professions and the use of "can" and "can't" in short question answers.
Spin the spinner, move to the corresponding shape, and answer the questions (name 3 things that make you bored, name 3 animal sounds). Board game can be adapted to various skill levels.
Board game to stimulate conversation. This game is targeted for ESL learners, but the questions ("What is your favorite movie?") can be used for native speakers just as well!
Both written and oral practice forming questions with "wh-" words and a form of "do" as an auxiliary. Students form questions, then interview classmates for answers.
This oral activity allows everyone to speak and practice various language patterns built around action verbs. The "game board" is actually comprised of classmates! Rather than turning a card over to find a match, players ask questions. Adaptable to any level.
This oral activity allows everyone to speak and practice various language patterns built around action verbs. The "game board" is actually comprised of classmates! Rather than turning a card over to find a match, players ask questions. Adaptable to any level.
Roll the die, advance the number of spaces indicated and create a sentence using the verb illustrated. Failure to make a sentence results in losing a turn.
Roll the die, advance the number of spaces indicated and create a sentence using the verb illustrated. Failure to make a sentence results in losing a turn.
Describe the picture and tell a story with the help of a word bank. Can be used after associated interactive PowerPoint: "Rebuild House, Lawn and Family—Interactive (ESL)."
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