Speaking activities

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

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

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 is a fun board game with 'All About Me' related questions for intermediate and advanced students. This is a great way to get to know them at the beginning of a course.

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

These printable conversation cards will help your students develop their speaking skills.

We've collected active icebreakers from around the web to use at the beginning of the year, after winter break, or just any old Tuesday.

This is a very nice speaking activity for adults. It can be used as a warm-up or for revising vocabulary. Students take cards and tell how do their typical days look like, while the others have to guess the speaker's profession - ESL worksheets

10 fun effective impromptu activities to build competent, confident public speaking skills. Suitable middle school up.

Let's do English ESL discussion starters, speaking cards. A set of cards to practice wh-questions in the Past Simple Tense for your students. They work in pairs…