Public speaking games

Public speaking activities: 5 fun speech exercises, with instructions and extension activities, to build skills and confidence. For middle school upwards.

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.

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Before I start lathering at the mouth about PVLEGS, let me just state plainly that this acronym for effective speaking was developed by Erik Palmer, a professional speaker/edu-consultant/former-teacher and the author of Well Spoken, Digitally Speaking, and Teaching the Core Skills of Listening and Speaking. To my knowledge, Erik is doing the. best. work. around teaching kids to […]

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Cards speaking game for beginners with the verb to be. Use a deck of cards, student takes a card and answers the corresponding question. If it's right, s/he keeps the card; if it's wrong, the card is discharged. Don't reuse cards if you don't want repeated questions. Fully editable. - ESL worksheets

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

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3 instantly available fun, effective, printable, public speaking games, with variations, for middle school up: 1 minute speeches, tangling tongue twisters...