Speaking Activities for ESL: 10 Best Speaking Activities every Teacher should Know

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I am a teacher that teaches other teachers. In this class, I am teaching Methodologies for Oral Expression in the EFL/ESL class, and I have found your activities quite engaging, fun, and meaningful! I have used your video to show them these activities and chose one to create a mock class for the topic. Thanks!

Nice list of activities! I love the ones that get students out of their seats, moving around the classroom and talking to their classmates. They're ideal for adding a bit of energy to the class.

I like the Run-on Sentences for the 2nd Conditional which I'm teaching in a grammar lesson this week with Grade 7 EFL pupils. Thanks for the idea. 👍

A ELT teacher trainee here! Thank you so much for these ideas! I'm presenting a demo class this friday and I was looking for some inspiration. Lucky me that I found your channel. The zombie game sounds fantastic; unfortunately, we're still on quarantine in Peru. Anyway, I'm sure I'll used it eventually. Thanks again and good luck!

This was one of the best YouTube's recommendations ever!! The content is sooo good! Thanks man!!!

Hi, thanks for the video! With my students I usually play the Alibi game but we play it in a different way: At first the groups of suspects go somewhere and prepare their alibi and then they individually answer the investigators' questions. The inverstigator has to ask the same questions. If the suspects give the same answers, they win.

Wonderful ideas! Thank you so much for putting these on YouTube.

I really enjoyed this video, but I have some questions : when playing deserted Island why draw anything and which student will draw if I have a group of 4 students. The next one is hot seat, can you explain the rules please, like no gestures or liping the word etc, however the video was amazing thanks a lot 💕🎊👌

THANK YOU SO MUCH!! YOU LITERALLY SAVED MY CLASS. I will become a Spanish professor soon!

Thanks a lot! As a new teacher about to start his first job, I knew no activities at all!

Thanks for sharing such amazing activities I'm in love with two truths and one lie taboo hits harder ❤❤❤❤

Hi ! Your brilliant ideas greatly wake me up! Thanks a lot! I'll do these in my English classes in Japan! By the way, I have some questions. I'd like to know more about "Alibi" activities. What kind of preparation do I need to do beforehand? Such as the conditions and materials and the likes. :)

Thanks, Eric! This would be helpful to my new batch and they are adults. I am more used to kids but now a new challenge. Their level is very basic(below to average). So, these ideas could be perfect at the beginning.

OMG, it's really help me to do my assignment to make a teaching activies 😘😘😘😘

It is really very helpful for me. I was searching for some ideas to make the class interesting. Thank you so much for such good ideas...

English for my students is second language, this activities will definitely help them.Excellent Presentation

Amazing.This video has been assigned for our (M.A,ELT,Jahangirnagar University,Bangladesh)Tutorial

My Students never get bored with these activities,Thank hoy so much.

In the beginning I didn't think this would be such a great video, only another boring one, but as soon as you started with the examples, man! this games are so simple so good so fun!!! loved it! thank you for sharing this!! exactly what I was looking for! *About the dessert island game, which I wanna try with my one on one conversational class, what was the purpose of the drawing? sorry I didn't get that part. If they start by drawing anything, then you tell them they are on a desserted island, how do they use the drawing? Thank you so much again :)