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Have students retell the story in their own words. Here are some questions that could guide this discussion if they find it difficult

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One of my favorite cooperative learning strategies is Quiz Quiz Trade. This is a Kagan strategy that promotes speaking!

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Description * This cooperative-learning technique has students review information with other students by asking and answering * questions. Working with peers in a nonthreatening manner builds confidence, encourages greater participation, and results in more thoughtful discussions. * * How to Use * 1.

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''Requires students to listen to a source of spoken language and then complete a task that demonstrates their comprehension'' (pg. 166)

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The book recommended looking on youtube for examples of songs. I found the one below very catchy for young students! Days of the week is diffuclt for young students to grasp.

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The Singing Walrus - English Songs For Kids

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Days of the Week Song | The Singing Walrus

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Top 10 School Listening Center Ideas, Activities, and Resources

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a simple but effective tool for speaking! Have the students explore various presentation tools to make the experience more fun!

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-small grounds (3-6 students)
-the task usually involves a brainstorming activity

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We saw an example of this earlier in the course with young students. Here is another example of this strategy in practice .

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Have students role play real life situations (grocery shopping, ordering food...)

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One student is blindfolded and will try to make it through an obstacle course. The blindfolded student is being guided only by instructions from their partner who is not blindfolded.

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This is similar to the trendy game heads up. The students guess what is on their headband while the parter that can see their headband has to describe it to them.

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Can you guess which story this is?

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Create a podcast!
Design a video with voice over. Skype other classrooms in the school!

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Acting stories out! For young children, I find this to be the most successful way for their speaking to 'come out' without the pressure of having a teacher watch them.
Each term we focus on 4 stories. Students are able to act stories out via dress up/ small world as well as teacher lead theatre performances with the students.

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Listening Centers are a great way for students to hear language from someone else. Every time I am in a classroom with a listening center, this is the favorite one amongst the students. I am sure there are some apps out there that could be paired with this!