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The apartment problem
Read more: The apartment problemHave you ever shared an appartment? Did you get along well with your flatmates? In this role playing exercise, your students will act as flatmates who are having some trouble living together. They need to find solutions that suit everyone. This exercise will help develop negotiation skills and problem solving. It even helps them to…
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The ethical dilemma
Read more: The ethical dilemmaWhat would you do: What seems morally right or follow the rules blindly? In this philosophical exercise, students must work in a group to reach a consensus on the best possible solution. Cover image: Created by AIActivity contributed by: TS / Miguel Mariscal Group exercice Learning objectives: Instructions for this exercise This exercise can be…
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Boss Rush?
Read more: Boss Rush?How do you face a job interview? Do you know what kind of questions are usually asked in them? With this fun videogame-insipred exercise, your students will face bosses one after the other in order to gain experience and be finally able to get the job. They will need to prepare a suitable CV and…
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Would you rather?
Read more: Would you rather?Would you rather live in the city or in the countryside?What are the benefits of each other? Can you convince the others that your opinion is the best? In this exercise, your students get to decide which option suits them best and convince their classmates to join them. And then they have to make them…
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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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Think, pair, share
Read more: Think, pair, shareThink alone. Build together. Share with confidence. In this B1–B2 peer-learning activity, learners develop communication, critical thinking, argumentation, and synthesis skills through the powerful Think–Pair–Share approach. From environmental challenges to education and employment debates, learners practice expressing opinions, listening actively, and co-constructing knowledge in a collaborative space. Because the best learning often happens when ideas…
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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…