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How can ESL/EFL students practice using verb patterns in speaking activities?

Practice like + verb 'ing' in your EFL/ESL class with these super editable conversation cards. This activity also has a useful grammar reference box to help students with forming and answering the questions, including the third person form to help students to report their answers in class feedback. You could also practice short answers instead of full sentences with lower level groups, 'Yes, I do.' and 'No, I don't.' Suitable for elementary students (CEFR A1-A2 level) or above. Teacher Notes are provided to give guidance on how to set up this activity in your class.

How can ESL students use English conversation class activities at home?

Some good ways for ESL students to practise and develop their English-speaking skills at home is to listen to audio books or authentic dialogues. Students can repeat the words and sounds they hear from the recordings.

Another good way to improve English-speaking skills at home is to record your child speaking. Recording themselves speak will allow children to can hear the mistakes they are making when pronouncing words and correct them.

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What skills are learned using English conversation class activities?

These conversation cards are designed intending to help your ESL students feel more comfortable conversing with one another and with native English speakers. There are other useful tips for your ESL students that can help them be fantastic conversationalists, take a look at the suggestions below:

Smile!

Make good eye contact

Ask questions, especially open-ended questions

Use body language

Don't use hurtful words

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ESL 'Do You Like + Verb + ing' Conversation Cards & Teacher Notes

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Practice like + verb 'ing' in your EFL/ESL class with these super editable conversation cards. This activity also has a useful grammar reference box to help students with forming and answering the questions, including the third person form to help students to report their answers in class feedback.

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A board game to support the understanding of the question word 'how' and the development of verbal reasoning. This game can be used to support answering why questions, expanding sentences and developing reasoning skills. Great for Speech and Language interventions or support.

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How can I use this Pirate Guess Who Activity in lessons?

Use this fun activity to teach children about asking questions, to receive information and to practice asking relevant questions, while improving observational skills.

More Printable Guess Who Game resources for children's learning:

For a non-themed game, we recommend this resource with ordinary characters of all ages. Closely resembling the Guess Who board game, it could act as a fantastic ice-breaker activity at the beginning of the school year, when children are getting to know each other.

Or how about this Guess Who Back to School Worksheet? Children can write down key aspects of themselves, such as their favourite subject, food, what they're good at and what they do on holiday. So if you're wanting to change up lessons and invite children to express themselves, this is just the ticket!

Key benefits of Printable Guess Who Game Cards for children:

They encourage children to be inquisitive about different people and their various traits. From eye-colour to names and clothing, children can practise asking key questions which we often ask and think in everyday life.

It's also a fantastic way to add some competitive spirit into lessons. Who will finish first? Who asked the least questions before guessing the Mystery Pirate? Children will love doing something alternative in lessons, after studying and more academic learning methods.

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How do I encourage children to ask and answer questions using a witch-themed guess who activity? You can use this fantastic witch-themed guess who activity in your classroom for whole class teaching of questions or as an independent activity to consolidate learning. The witches are wonderfully illustrated to allow a variety of questions.

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Print, cut and laminate this resource for a lovely guess who themed board game! Follow the simple instructions to see who will win. Great for encouraging turn-taking, as well as practising basic counting, addition and subtraction.

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What games can I use to get my children practising descriptive vocabulary?

You can use this brilliant 'Guess Who' game to encourage your children to use descriptive vocabulary. Laminate the boards and they can be used over and over again. Perfect for wet playtime or for early finishers.

How can I use this Guess Who Worksheet?

This resource is a fun game for children to play as part of their learning. The aim of the game is to correctly guess the other player's character before they can guess yours. Easy! To play, you ask the other player questions about their character, like, 'is their hair brown?', or 'are they wearing glasses?', only questions that have yes or no answers.

This is a good way for ESL learners to develop their vocabulary in a fun way. To further develop their writing skills, you could also ask learners to write up a paragraph about the character they chose for the game, describing them in detail. Or see if they can come up with their own piece of creative writing, using characters from the game. This could be a great way for learners to express themselves while practising their writing skills. They could then create some pictures based on their stories and these characters, which you could use to make a fantastic display.

Why is this Guess Who Worksheet useful?

This is a teacher-made resource, ensuring that you have access to fun, engaging games to use in your class, created by experienced teachers.

It's a simple game that is lots of fun to play and will help learners develop their communication and speaking skills. It will encourage your learners to use descriptive vocabulary and can be used in lessons or for playtime.

Games are a great way for children to learn- they help keep them engaged in the topic and are more likely to learn more information and develop more skills by playing them, as they pay more attention to the topic.

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Where can I find games to support questioning?

If you are looking for questioning games for EYFS, this Guess Who? game will support your childrens listening and understanding of questions in a fun way. This questioning game encourages children to ask and understand questions and is suitable for continuous provision, small groups as well as a language support for EAL children.

What listening games can I play in the classroom?

Children will love this Funny Monster Guess Who? listening and questioning game. If you want to encourage careful listening, this fun game will engage all children. This Funny Monster Guess Who? Activity is a great game to leave out in your continuous provision, in small groups and to support EAL students.

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If you are looking for questioning games for EYFS, this Guess Who? game will support your childrens listening and understanding of questions in a fun way. This questioning game encourages children to ask and understand questions and is suitable for continuous provision, small groups as well as a language support for EAL children.

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Print, cut and laminate this resource for a lovely guess who themed board game! Follow the simple instuctions to see who will win. Great for encouraging turn-taking, as well as practicing basic counting, addition and substraction.