“Therapy Session” is a fun speaking warm-up game where students become therapists for famous cartoon and movie characters. Each of the 20 characters has a short description of their “problem,” and students must give advice or emotional support in English. This creative activity helps learners practise speaking, use emotional and advice-giving vocabulary, and think creatively. Suitable for A2–B2 levels and perfect for warm-ups, speaking clubs, or themed lessons. Additional advantages Can be used in online or in-person lessons Suitable for both individual and group activities Printable and ready to use (no preparation required) Easily adaptable for any level

Not your regular warm-up. Each card throws your students into a creepy situation — a knock at midnight, whispers in the dark, or a phone call from themselves. They’ll have to think fast and tell what they’d do. No right answers. Just fear, imagination, and fun discussion. What’s inside: 15 unique haunted story cards (PDF) Perfect design for class display or online boards Great for: Teen & adult ESL classes Halloween lessons or speaking clubs Any level A2–C1 — just adapt the depth of answers

Turn your classroom into a haunted speaking session This Halloween warm-up gets students talking, thinking, and a little scared — all while having fun with English. Perfect for any speaking class — from creative teens to advanced learners. Includes: 15 Halloween “Would You Rather” cards (PDF) Just open, choose, and speak. You can preview several cards using the link below [https://miro.com/app/board/uXjVJ62RrsM=/?share_link_id=320846550601]

This bundle contains 5 creative ESL/EFL warm-up activities that do much more than just start the lesson. They are carefully designed to: improve speaking fluency in a playful and stress-free way develop creative and critical thinking in a fun context create a positive classroom atmosphere right from the first minutes. These warm-ups can be used with students of any level and work equally well in online lessons or classroom teaching. What’s included: Pack Your Bag (15 slides) Students choose items to pack for different situations (trip, adventure, survival). They practice vocabulary, explain their choices, and build mini-discussions. Would You Rather…? (21 slides) A classic dilemma game where students choose between two funny or challenging options. They give reasons for their choices, compare ideas, and spark debates. Therapy Session (21 slides) Famous characters share their “problems” (e.g. Shrek, superheroes). Students act as therapists and give advice. This activity combines creativity, empathy, and speaking practice. Call As Many As You Can in One Minute (15 cards) A fast-paced vocabulary race. Students brainstorm and name as many words as possible in one minute (e.g. animals, food, countries). Builds quick recall, vocabulary range, and speaking speed. Random Word Chain Students get random words on the board, pick three of them, and invent a short story. This activity develops creative thinking and imagination while keeping the focus on fun and speaking fluency.