Vocabulary training
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Verb cards
Read more: Verb cardsOne material, many different ways to practice. With these simple image verb cards, even the A1-level students can already start telling small parts of their everyday lives, and more experienced students will have a chance to practice grammar and storytelling. The idea of this exercise is to practice verbs and their conjunctions verbally, following the…
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National dish challenge
Read more: National dish challengeLooking for a speaking activity that gets students talking, collaborating, and discovering new culture? The National dish challenge is a fun group exercise for A2–B1 learners that takes 30–40 minutes and builds vocabulary, speaking, and explaining skills while exploring local food. It combines language practice and host country culture appreciation. It can even be turned…
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Doctor’s Quest
Read more: Doctor’s QuestDo your students know what to expect when going to the doctor’s? Can they tell someone what’s wrong with them and get help? With this exercise telling what’s wrong won’t be an extra burden when they need to get help. They will act as patients or doctors, practice all the needed vocabulary and have fun…
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I love food
Read more: I love foodEveryone has something to say about food. This flexible discussion exercise turns that universal enthusiasm into speaking practice for almost any level. The questions begin with the simplest, most concrete ones, what you eat, what you like, and slowly climb towards the abstract: how our tastes change, what food says about a culture, and whether…
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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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Eagle eye
Read more: Eagle eyeCan your learners solve the mystery… just by asking the right questions? In this interactive speaking activity, learners work in pairs or small groups to sharpen their observation, questioning, and communication skills. A fun challenge that develops speaking fluency, listening comprehension, vocabulary, and logical thinking – all through collaboration and curiosity. Because language learning becomes…
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Whatever the Weather!
Read more: Whatever the Weather!You draw a card. It’s a thunderstorm. You draw another. It’s… a beach picnic. Now what? That’s the question at the heart of Whatever the Weather! — our new exercise where learners draw a random weather card and a random situation card, and have to talk their way out of the chaos. Would you cancel…
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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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How do you travel
Read more: How do you travelBus, bike or car? In this speaking activity, students learn basic transport vocabulary and talk about how they travel in everyday life. Simple questions, clear structure, and real-life topics make it easy to practise full sentences and build confidence. Plus: a first step into sustainability — which ways of travelling are green? Practical language. Real…