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Practise Speaking With Me | Daily Routines

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Use these sentence starters and write sentences in your EAL/D folder:

My name is ______.

I am from ______.

I like ______.

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create an image with a face of a student, map of the world, food and sport, 

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How To Start a Conversation in Australia & Practise Speaking English!

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Record your voice or a short video saying your three sentences. You can use the Padlet voice recorder.

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Draw or upload a picture of yourself and write your three sentences.

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Say who is in your family using:

This is my ______.

He is ______. / She is ______.

Write in full sentences in your EAL/D folder.

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Use these sentence starters:

In the morning, I ______.

Then I ______.

At night, I ______.

Write in full sentences in the comments.

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Using Padlet, create your own daily routine and explain each part of your routine in full sentences.

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Customize 20,000+ Daily Schedule Templates Online - Canva

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Browse our collection of Daily Schedule templates and create a stunning design - even if you’re not a designer. Free to personalize.

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Say three or four things you do every day. Speak in full sentences and record yourself on Padlet voice recorder!

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Practice Common Greetings and Introductions using the flash card activity

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Make you family tree on Canva (tutorial)

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1. Greetings and Introductions: Practice simple greetings and self-introductions.

2. Ice-Breaker Games: "Two Truths and a Lie" to encourage speaking.

3. Storytelling: Tell a simple story or recount personal experiences.

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Hello and welcome to our 10-week self-paced speaking program designed for emerging level EALD students. This course will help you build your English speaking skills through engaging activities and resources. Each week, you will explore a new theme, practice speaking, and gain confidence in using English in everyday situations.

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Hello and welcome to our 10-week self-paced speaking program designed for emerging level EALD students. This course will help you build your English speaking skills through engaging activities and resources. Each week, you will explore a new theme, practice speaking, and gain confidence in using English in everyday situations.

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Explore the Columns: Each column on this Padlet represents a week of the program. Start with Week 1 and work your way through to Week 10.

Engage with the Content: Click on each post within a column to access videos, activities, and resources. Make sure to complete all activities for a comprehensive learning experience.

Use the Resources: Each week includes links to helpful resources. Click on these links to view videos, download templates, or access interactive tools.

Record Your Progress: Some activities may require you to record your voice or create digital content. Use the suggested tools to complete these tasks and track your progress.

Reflect and Share: At the end of each week, take a moment to reflect on what you have learned. Feel free to share your thoughts or questions in the comments section of each post.

Self-Assessment: Use the feedback forms and quizzes provided to assess your understanding and identify areas for improvement.

Stay Connected: If you have any questions or need assistance, please reach out to Ms.McKinnirey through the comments or by emailing me at kmckinnirey@mrc.tas.edu.au

Enjoy your learning journey, and have fun improving your English speaking skills!

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1. Create Your Family Tree:

Use Canva, to create a digital family tree.

Include at least three generations (e.g., grandparents, parents, siblings).

2. Describe Each Family Member:

Write a short description for each family member. Include their name, age, relationship to you, and one or two interesting facts (e.g., hobbies, favourite foods). Add your descriptions in the text box provided or as a comment under your post.

Example: "This is my grandmother, Mary. She is 70 years old. She loves gardening and makes the best apple pie."

3. Upload to Padlet:

Once your family tree and descriptions are complete, upload the image or file to the designated Padlet column.

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Customize 211+ Family-trees Templates Online - Canva

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Browse our collection of Family-trees templates and create a stunning design - even if you’re not a designer. Free to personalize.

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Say three sentences about your family. Record with Padlet voice recorder

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1. Icebreaker: Share two interesting facts about a family member.

2. Present your family tree to Ms. Mckinnirey.

- Include descriptions of at least three family members. - Focus on clear pronunciation and using complete sentences.

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1. Describe your daily routine to Ms. McKinnirey. Use full sentences and time expressions. You can use your Canva Routine as a prompt.

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Click on each slide and repeat the object name after the voice over.