Three Fun Speaking Activities

How to Use

1. Recipe for a Perfect Day:

   • Students create their ideal day as a “recipe,” listing activities, relaxation, and fun.
   • Share their “recipes” with a partner or their group in breakout rooms, discussing their choices or voting on the most creative.

2. Daily Life Bingo:

   • Students work in pairs or small groups, asking questions about daily routines using time expressions (e.g., “Do you eat breakfast in the morning?”).
   • Mark cards when their partner says “Yes,” and race to complete a line first.

    

3. Mad Libs:

   • Students write examples (e.g., a time, noun, feeling) to fill blanks in a funny daily story.
   • In pairs or groups, they read their completed stories aloud, sharing laughs and practising speaking skills in a supportive setting.