WARM-UP SPEAKING ACTIVITIES

Practice speaking in clear, simple, and descriptive sentences about games YOU played as children.

1. Name the game

   •  “What was your favorite game when you were a child?”

2. Describe how to play

   • “How did you play it?”

3. Who did you play with?

   •  “Who did you play with?”

4. Where did you play? “Where did you play this game?”

5. How did you feel when playing?

   • “How did you feel when playing this game?”

6. Add small details (optional, for B1 students)

   •  “Can you tell me one funny or special moment?”

 

VIDEO BASED B1 & B2 READING, SPEAKING, LISTENING AND WRTING ACTIVITIES 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICL6ZgFYa7M

 

Mystery Lovers, Get Ready!

Our Reading Club is starting a thrilling journey into the world of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle!
Discover the genius behind Sherlock Holmes and explore secrets that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Join us, share your ideas, and solve mysteries together with fellow book lovers.

 

FOR KIDS

THE BOY WHO CRIED "WOLF"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1axKaW61_78&t=46s

FOR ADULTS BEGINNERS - ELEMENTARY

THE LITTLE PRINCE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uyx5Lzn1yAs

HEIDE - B1 LEARNERS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AwUdoIky6jk

BLACK BEAUTY - B2 LEARNERS

PART 1 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xprsh8KxOEg&list=PL29RB9Ajgqrcc_ZIEEt1F9FRhDNtC-mjL&index=12

PART 2 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpmTQn4CUNA&list=PL29RB9Ajgqrcc_ZIEEt1F9FRhDNtC-mjL&index=11

 

 

Attractive Speaking task. Justify your answers. Use simple English but extend your opinions.

 

 

 Speaking activity 

Want to Improve Your English? Try Playing Find the Differences!

Starting

• In the picture on the left, there is…

• In the picture on the right, there is…

• I can see… / I can’t see…

• There is / There are…

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Comparing

• In the picture on the left, there is a … but in the picture on the right, there isn’t.

• In the picture on the right, there are … while in the left picture, there aren’t.

• The picture on the left has …, but the picture on the right doesn’t.

• In the left picture, the … is bigger/smaller, but in the right picture, it is different.

• The … is in a different place.

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Describing Differences

• The man is wearing a hat in the left picture, but not in the right one.

• The car is red in the right picture, but blue in the left one.

• There is a dog in the right picture, but in the left picture, there isn’t.

• The window is open in the left picture, but it’s closed in the right picture.

 

 

Speaking activity 

WHY DO WE CRY? 

 

A2 video based speaking activities