Speaking skills: More lesson plans
A series of lessons designed to help you with English speaking practice in the classroom.


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Speaking skills: More lesson plans
A series of lessons designed to help you with English speaking practice in the classroom.
New president offers amnesty. Who will be released?
An information-gap activity for talking about the movies.
An oral interview speaking class for practising: short answers, the present simple, verb to be, can, future (going to); Numbers and letters; basic vocabulary.
A speaking activity with emphasis on oral fluency; students role play a series of mobile phone calls that all take place during a blackout in New York.
Practice oral fluency talking about uses for everyday objects in a difficult situation.
Four speaking activities all connected to the theme of celebrity crime.
Students role play a discussion about censorship on a television talk show.
Students discuss what makes them cry and attitudes towards crying. They then 'tell' each other a short article about crying.
Students discuss how adaptable they are and then learn about the different stages of culture shock.
An information gap activity featuring David Beckham.
A discussion class where students decide who gets what in a divorce, then discuss issues around divorce.
6 Drama activities for the ELT & ESL classroom.
Using dialogues to practise intonation, functions and structures.
The following activities are all connected to the theme of space and space travel.
The following activities are all connected to the theme of space and space travel.
6 speaking activities for your first day in class.
Students role play a series of arguments that take place on a hot summer's day.
The best job for your partner: a speaking class.
A questionnaire and interview activity. Students interview each other and discuss languages. They then self assess what they can do orally in English.
Discussing controversial subjects.
Talking about Christmas.
A discussion activity in which students read and re-tell short articles and then exchange opinions about the ethics of cloning.
Can be used for non-business classes but very good for small business groups and one-to-one.
A speaking lesson plan with Kings, Queens and Jokers.
A speaking mingle activity with emphasis on oral fluency; students practise making small talk at an office social event and share secrets.
A speaking mingle activity with emphasis on oral fluency; students practise making small talk at a wedding, share secrets and do some gossiping.
The use of present tenses when telling a joke in English; pausing and rhythm in pronunciation.
Raising students' awareness of the uses of 'OK' as a discourse marker. Students find out the disputed etymology of 'OK' and practice using it as a discourse marker.
Raising students' awareness of the uses of 'OK' as a discourse marker. Part 2 covers the use of 'OK' as a discourse marker.
Talking about Christmas

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