English speaking activities

This is a fun two-part speaking activity about happiness. First, have a class discussion with the question of part one and then have students discuss the quotes of part two in pairs.

This "Talk for a Minute" topics activity is a great game to develop fluency and bring some fun into the ESL classroom.

As a follow-up to my 3 part series of 20 Ways to Get Your Students Speaking in the Target Language, I created this list of 15 creative Spanish speaking activities to use in class. Here is a collection of my favorite ideas and activities to get your students talking. Beware: Once they start talking, they

Let's do English ESL general grammar practice. This ‘Question Words Conversation’ activity provides speaking practice for question words including what, when, w…

Students will look at the pictures and answer the open-ended questions with their own words. They will try to focus on the photo and try to write the correct answer. It is fun and useful. - ESL worksheets

Let's do English ESL discussion starters, speaking cards. The following cards will help your students develop their speaking skills. Cut the cards, put them fac…

This boardgame is a speaking activity for beginner students who meet for the first time and get to know each other. They have to talk and ask questions about basic and easy topics such as hobbies, family, favourite things, house...I designed it for my adult students but it can be used with teenagers as well. - ESL worksheets

Speaking cards for A1, basic speaking activity, the teacher can cut those cards and distribute it randomly to student to encourage them to produce sentences. i hope you like it. send me your feedback if you wish for any future improvements - ESL worksheets

This speaking practice for inviting, accepting, and refusing is perfect for beginners in English. There are two different speaking practices that help beginners learn and repeat the key phrases again and again. This is a controlled speaking practice.