A straightforward icebreaker game to help your students jump into speaking in English. Included are 12 speaking cards. Most suitable for elementary/intermediate ESL adult classes.

A straightforward icebreaker game to help your students jump into speaking in English. Included are 12 speaking cards. Most suitable for elementary ESL adult classes.

Here are 6 high-quality cards for practising prepositions of movement. The cards can be used for A1/A2 ESL lessons, or in a school context. Suitable for both children and adults. Encourage students to fill in the gaps using as many prepositions of movement as they can: up, down, around, into, over, through, along, past

Explore city living through vocabulary, critical thinking, and real-world conversation with this dynamic ESL lesson for intermediate students. This adaptable, discussion-based resource is designed to help intermediate-level English learners build confidence and fluency while speaking about urban life. It introduces key topic-specific vocabulary (e.g., infrastructure, commute, gentrification) and uses guided questions to encourage thoughtful, personalized discussion. Perfect for use in ESL, or citizenship classes, this lesson fosters communication skills around everyday topics relevant to adult learners. It also supports vocabulary acquisition, spontaneous speech, and community-building within the classroom. Includes: Themed vocabulary list 12 in-depth discussion questions Real-life, adult-appropriate themes Editable, printable and ready-to-use format Flexible use for in-person or online teaching

Intermediate ESL lesson on politics. Help students build vocabulary & speaking skills through engaging readings & discussions on political action. This ready-to-use resource helps intermediate-level students expand their vocabulary, improve speaking fluency, and develop critical thinking skills around the theme of political action and social change. The lesson begins with a warm-up mind map activity and a vocabulary-matching exercise focused on common political verbs and collocations (e.g., “vote in elections”, “sign a petition”, “join a union”). Students then engage in rich discussion questions to personalize the topic, followed by a powerful reading and speaking activity based on four real-world examples of grassroots political action - from Kenya to Chile to Iceland. These texts promote group reading, summarizing, and collaborative reflection. Includes: Vocabulary and speaking practice Four inspiring reading texts on political activism Comprehension and discussion prompts A vocabulary game Final reflection activity Full answer key included Perfect for adult ESL, citizenship classes, or any intermediate learners developing the language to talk about civic participation, rights, and global awareness. This lesson fits well into topics like citizenship, community, or global issues.

Spark engaging conversations and build topic-specific vocabulary with this ESL speaking resource focused on games and pastimes. This interactive resource is ideal for intermediate adult learners looking to improve their English through relevant and relatable topics. Students explore vocabulary related to video games, board games, and card games (e.g., to deal the cards, roll the dice, take turns) and use guided discussion questions to reflect on personal experiences and social trends in gaming. Great for ESL classes, this lesson promotes fluency, confidence, and spontaneous communication through fun, real-world topics. Includes: Targeted vocabulary list with key word and phrases Open-ended speaking questions A guessing game task Editable and adaptable for online or in-person classes Perfect for warm-ups, conversation clubs, or themed lessons

Support learners in building confidence, fluency, and vocabulary around the essential topic of health and wellbeing with this ready-to-use ESL speaking lesson. This thoughtfully designed resource is ideal for intermediate-level adult learners and encourages meaningful discussion around physical and mental health, lifestyle, diet, and the healthcare system. The lesson begins with topic-specific vocabulary (e.g., wellbeing, prevention, mental health, check-up) and moves into guided conversation questions that promote reflection, sharing, and spontaneous speaking. This lesson is perfect for ESL classes, particularly those focusing on health, personal development, or social issues. Includes: Topic-specific vocabulary list 10 open-ended, real-world discussion questions Printable and digital-friendly format Ideal for 1-to-1 or group settings Editable and adaptable for online or in-person use