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Conversation Questions These pages cover basic English conversation questions. I have made these into flashcards, used them as part of an oral evaluation and even made a game out of them. If you print them off and hand them out, each student must ask everyone in the class the question they select. The first one to complete the task gets a prize. If you use these q... Level: elementary Age: 5-17 Type: flash-card     Rubrics Teacher can assess Ss reading/ speaking skills in addition to class behavior and participation. Hope it�s useful. Level: elementary Age: 3-14 Type: others     Do You Want Some More? A Role-Play and Sorting Activity First - cut the dialog into strips, shuffle them, and have your SS put the dialog into the correct order. Then practice the role-play and perform it! Great for learning language related to eating and ordering food. Level: elementary Age: 7-17 Type: activity-card     Kung Fu Panda Roll Play This is a fun roll play activity I made for my winter English camp. My students liked it, and I hope yours will too. Level: elementary Age: 6-17 Type: activity-card     Speaking activity: tell me about you Speaking activity in pairs: students ask some questions and answer with the card. Something to do as often as possible. More questions... Level: elementary Age: 5-12 Type: activity-card     Christmas Speaking Level: elementary Age: 7-12 Type: worksheet     Present Perfect Speaking Activity This is a wonderful speaking activity using the present perfect simple. Divide class in groups of three A, B and C. All A�s, B�s and C�s sit together and write questions. Then form groups of A,B and C. They ask and answer all the questions and write yes he/she has/ hasn�t. And then you can do a class feedback. Another way of doing is to cut all pic... Level: elementary Age: 5-100 Type: activity-card     Ask a question, fold and pass Before your students write each question, explain its structure and possible meanings. After your students write a question, they fold the page backwards, so that their question is not visible on the blank page, then they pass their worksheets to other students. When all questions are written, worksheets go back to their owners (the ones who wr... Level: elementary Age: 7-100 Type: worksheet     breafast calendar Students write what they have for breakfast everyday. it can also be used as a speaking activity. Level: elementary Age: 7-12 Type: worksheet     The cat and the guinea pigs You can use this worksheet as speaking activity. Students describe the picture and answer the questions Level: elementary Age: 7-15 Type: activity-card     Stuart Little - Simple Present and Daily Routine Activities This is a 3-page worksheet to practice Simple Present and Daily Routine. The activity is based on a scene from the movie Stuart Little 1, which shows Stuart�s first morning at his new home. As a follow-up you will find speaking and writing activities about the character�s routine and opportunities to students to talk about their own daily routine a... Level: elementary Age: 7-17 Type: worksheet     Speaking activity about school objects This is a speaking activity to do in pairs. These are the instructions: -The students are arranged in pairs. - Each student is required to draw 5 school objects (without showing the drawings to the partner) - In turns, the students ask each other �have you got a..... in your school bag?� - The first one guessing the 5 school objects is the win... Level: elementary Age: 6-10 Type: worksheet     Speaking cards This is a great warm-up exercise for let students speak about themselves. Level: elementary Age: 3-100 Type:     This is Jimmy and this is ME! - Speaking activity: personal questions Hi, there. Here�s a very simple worksheet which will allow you to practise personal questions/answers with your students. You can start by brainstorming the possible questions and the answers, using the example, and then move on to a speaking/writing activity, in which each student has to complete a table with informationj about their partner. I ac... Level: elementary Age: 7-17 Type: worksheet     Let�s play with numbers! This is a very simple game to revise numbers in English. Students have to think of a number, without telling it and just listen to the teacher intructions. They�ll be amazed when YOU guess their number as well as their date of birth. Hope You like it! Level: elementary Age: 5-17 Type: worksheet

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