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Speaking Skills Activities for English Learners

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Speaking ebook cover: 120 speaking activities for every CEFR level, with detailed directions
Cover of the 120-activity speaking ebook
Table of contents: the importance of speaking skills, 120 speaking activities, and CEFR level sections A1 to C2
Contents page of the ebook
Introduction: why speaking skills matter, challenges learners face and strategies for improving speaking
Part 1 of the two-page introduction
Introduction continued: the global impact of English proficiency and a conclusion on building confident speakers
Part 2 of the two-page introduction
Section opener: the 120 activities are sorted by CEFR level, each with teacher and student instructions
Introduction to the 120 speaking activities
CEFR A1 activities 1–3 (suggested time 5 minutes): Greeting and Introduction, Basic Questions, Food Preferences
First page of the A1 activities
A1 speaking activities 4–7: Family Members, Hobbies, Weather and School Life, using flashcards
A1 activities 4–7 of the 20 in the level
A1 activities 7–9: end of School Life, Travel with 'plane', 'train', 'bus' flashcards, and the start of Shopping
A1 activities 7–9, continued across pages
A1 activities 9–12: end of Shopping, Pets, Basic Phrases ('Thank you', 'Excuse me') and Describing Pictures
A1 activities 9–12 of the level
A1 activities 13–16: Basic Directions, Basic Numbers, Basic Colors and Basic Shapes, using word flashcards
A1 activities 13–16, ending mid-activity
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A few words about Speaking

Out of the four skills (Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing), speaking is the one skill learners need more when it comes to proving they have learnt a new language. This is because speaking is a productive skill. Learners do not simply receive information and try to process it; they are required to process information and knowledge they already possess in order to produce new language and communicate.

So, how do you get your students speaking?

Most textbooks contain structured activities that practice speaking based on the topics and content of each unit. However, it is good to deviate from the book into freer conversation. Students are always more motivated when the activity is more relevant to them. This ebook comes to fill this gap. It offers you 20 speaking activities for every CEFR level (120 in total), which can be used whenever you want to engage your students in a free communicative practice.

So, start speaking!

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