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Students will start the class by sharing three facts about themselves with the group - two truths and one lie. The rest of the class then guesses which statement is the lie. This activity encourages students to practice speaking in a fun and interactive way while learning interesting facts about their classmates.

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Students are given different scenarios related to the lesson's topic where they must role-play a conversation. Scenarios can include ordering food at a restaurant, asking for directions, or making plans with friends. This allows students to practice specific vocabulary and conversational structures in a safe and supportive environment.

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Arrange the classroom chairs in two rows facing each other. Students have 2 minutes to talk to the person opposite them about a given topic before moving on to the next person. This 'speed dating' format allows students to practice fluent conversation with multiple partners and helps to build confidence in speaking.

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Divide the class into two teams to debate a topic related to the lesson. Provide each team with time to prepare their arguments. Debates encourage students to use logical reasoning and persuasive language, enhancing their vocabulary and speaking skills.

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Students receive a sheet with different statements (e.g., 'Find someone who has traveled abroad'). They must move around the room and talk to their classmates to find someone who matches each statement. This activity is great for practicing questions and answers in a dynamic and interactive way.

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Students sit in a circle and collectively tell a story. One student starts by saying one sentence of the story, and the next student adds another sentence. This activity encourages creativity, listening skills, and the use of narrative tenses.

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Prepare jars filled with questions related to the lesson's topic. Students take turns drawing a question and answering it in front of the class. This helps students to think on their feet and to practice speaking in complete sentences.

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Pair students up and have them interview each other on a set list of topics or questions. Then, have them present their partner to the class. This activity encourages detailed conversation and helps students to practice both asking and answering questions.

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Transform your classroom into a talk show set up where groups of students take turns being the host, guest, and audience. The 'show' topics are related to the lesson's objective. This creative setup encourages students to engage in detailed discussions and presentations in a fun and entertaining format.

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Create bingo cards with different conversational tasks or topics (e.g., 'Talk about your favorite movie'). As students complete each task with their conversations, they can mark off the spaces. The first to get a 'bingo' wins. This game motivates students to speak about a variety of topics.