Conversation games

This "Talk for a Minute" topics activity is a great game to develop fluency and bring some fun into the ESL classroom.

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Simple, fun and easy game to review vocabulary in a dynamic way. Topics from the cards can easily be changed and adapted to your students needs.Since there is time and competition involved, surely your students will enjoy it! - ESL worksheets

Free instructions and printable cards for the Taboo ESL game. This is a fun speaking activity for English learners that will get your students involved.

Who don’t like fun games? If you happen to be looking for some fun free activities for kids that include games to build their basic skills, then the following printable games will be a great way to inspire and develop literacy skills!

This is a great speaking activity to talk about daily activities. Your students roll the die twice to find a question to talk about. The first roll determines the number on the top and the second roll determines the number on the left.

A selection of English ESL printables with intermediate (b1)

This game is pretty simple. All you have to do is gather a group of people and pick cards out, answer the questions on it, and use the questions to help start..