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Instant Conversation #1 - Alien Cocktail Party
The is the first in a series of "Mad Lib"-type role plays I call Instant Conversations. In it, the students write the answers to simple questions, using vocabulary they�ve recently learned - not realizing they�re creating something for the upcoming role play.
In Alien Cocktail Party, the students are creating alien characters for themselves, whi...
Level: intermediate
Age: 7-100
Type: activity-card
Downloads: 10
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Restaurant Mixed-Up Conversation
This is a mixed-up conversation to accompany a role play between a waiter and customers in a restaurant. Cut the slips, mix them up, and hand one or more to each student (there are 14 slips). Set up a table in the center of the room for students to arrange them into the proper order. When they�re done, have students read it out loud. This becomes t...
Level: elementary
Age: 10-100
Type: activity-card
Downloads: 13
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Travel Agent Mixed-Up Conversation
This is a mixed-up conversation to accompany a role play between travel agents and customers, in which the customers try to book all-inclusive holidays. Cut the slips, mix them up, and hand one or more to each student (there are 21 slips). Set up a table in the center of the room for students to arrange them into the proper order. When they�re done...
Level: intermediate
Age: 11-100
Type: activity-card
Downloads: 29
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Who Are You and What Do You Know? #2 - Death on a Train
This is the second in my series of "Whodunit?" conversation games, based on lateral-thinking puzzles. In this one, there are 14 character cards (two sets are here in case you have more students- the second set is written in italics), and the students have to ask each other "Who are you?" and "What do you know?" in order to find out how Mr. Grim die...
Level: intermediate
Age: 11-100
Type: activity-card
Downloads: 18
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Who Are You and What Do You Know? #1 - Death at the Circus
I had been searching for a long time for some simple to set up yet challenging "Whodunit"-type conversation puzzles, and finally came up with an idea of how to do them myself, by basing them on lateral-thinking problems. They�ve been really popular with my teenage conversation classes. This, Death at the Circus, is the first in a series. There are ...
Level: intermediate
Age: 11-100
Type: activity-card
Downloads: 7
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