Exercise for the whole group
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This is my thing
Read more: This is my thingA concert ticket. A stone from a beach. A spoon from grandma’s kitchen. A bus pass that started a whole new chapter. In This Is My Thing exercise, learners bring one object to class, something that means something, and tell its story out loud. Where it came from. Why they kept it. What it reminds…
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From 1 to 10
Read more: From 1 to 10Do your students now each other’s opinions on a given matter? With this exercise they can rate any topic you wish them to sepak about, or any other they find interesting. They have to agree on a number, and another student tries to guess that number by asking one question to each member of the…
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Time is up!
Read more: Time is up!What if pronunciation practice felt like a game? In this dynamic A2 to C1 group activity, learners build confidence through vocabulary, pronunciation, and phonetic awareness – all while racing against the clock! A playful challenge that boosts listening skills, quick thinking, memory, and speaking confidence, in a fun and collaborative atmosphere. Because language learning sticks…
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Time to shine!
Read more: Time to shine!What happens when learners are invited to talk about their strengths and success? In “Time to Shine”, A2 learners step into meaningful conversations that build confidence, connection, and self-awareness. From hidden talents to proud achievements, brave moments, and personal successes, this activity creates a safe space for learners to practice speaking, storytelling, active listening, and…
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Recycling run
Read more: Recycling runWhat does recycling have to do with learning a language? More than you’d think. In our new exercise Recycling Run, the classroom transforms into a recycling station. Learners pick up waste cards, move around the room, and sort items into the right bins. But here’s the twist: they have to speak every step of the…
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Transport in my country
Read more: Transport in my countryTraffic Culture & Sustainable Mobility Traffic isn’t just about getting from A to B. It’s about culture, cost, safety — and climate. In this discussion activity, students compare traffic cultures, analyse transport costs, and debate sustainable mobility. Should cities reduce car use? Are electric vehicles enough? Who is responsible for greener transport? Perfect for developing…
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Running Errands
Read more: Running ErrandsTurn your classroom into a market or a small shopping centre! In this role-play game, learners take turns being customers or shopkeepers. It’s an ideal way to practise asking for what you need, listening to requests, responding to them, and reviewing polite phrases for simple everyday interactions! To make this exercise even more comprehensive, you…
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Feelings in motion
Read more: Feelings in motionTell your story with an emoji! In this creative speaking activity, learners each get an emoji card showing a different emotion — like happy, sad, or surprised. They walk around the room asking each other: “How are you feeling?” The twist? Each answer is a short personal story inspired by the emoji! A great way…
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Your voice matters!
Read more: Your voice matters!Your Voice Matters! Present an Idea for Change Step into the role of an active citizen or local activist and share your ideas for positive change! Prepare a short, persuasive speech to convince others why your proposal should be supported — then take part in a lively community discussion to decide together. Possible topics: Perfect…
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Spin the wheel! Story time!
Read more: Spin the wheel! Story time!It’s storytime! Let’s spin the storywheel and create stories spontaneously. In this exercise students get to practice spontaneous storytelling and use their imagination. At the same time it is a great way to learn specific vocabulary on different themes such as travelling, seeing a doctor or everyday chores or for more advanced learners literature .…