Talk for a minute topics

This Talk for a Minute: ‘How to’ Topics activity is a great way to develop fluency, and bring some fun into the classroom. Students take turns to choose a topic/card and explain how to do the chosen topic for a minute. Topics include ‘How to make pancakes’, ‘How to make a good impression on a first date’ and ‘How to reduce your carbon footprint’. #englishteacher #TeachingEnglish #ELT #TESOL #teachenglish #eslteachers #englishteacherlife #englishteaching #tefl #teflteacher

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

Part 2 of the BULATS (Business English) speaking test requires candidates to choose one (from 3) topics and speak for 1 minute. They have 1 minute to choose and prepare, and then one minute to speak. The topic has 3 points which must be included, and one question which must be answered. This document has 20 topic cards that you can print and cut out to practise the activity. I created them for my (employed) students so they may not be suitable for all candidates, but feel free to adapt the…

Speaking cards are a very useful tool in an EFL classroom as they allow students to practice the vocabulary and grammar they have learnt in previous lessons.

Let's do English ESL icebreaker. The following cards will help your students develop their speaking skills. Cut the cards, put them face down on the desk, stude…

These printable conversation cards will help your students develop their speaking skills.

These printable conversation cards will help your students develop their speaking skills.

Whether it's in the English classroom or at a dinner party, it can be very awkward to start talking to people you don't know. The following questions will help you start a conversation and break the ice!

Let's do English ESL general vocabulary practice. This Talk for a Minute: Food activity is a great way to revise food vocabulary, develop fluency, bring some fu…