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This resource contains 40 “Would you rather…?” cards, available in both printable and interactive formats, designed to encourage students to speak English, express their opinions and justify their choices while practising conversation skills.

The cards feature a variety of engaging questions that present students with two options. Students choose their preferred option and explain why, giving reasons and developing their ideas. They can be used individually, in pairs or in small groups.

They are ideal for speaking practice, warm-up activities, icebreakers, early finishers or as a fun way to get students talking in English.

The interactive version can be used directly on a digital device, making this a versatile resource for both face-to-face and online lessons.

WOULD YOU RATHER…? – 40 Cards (Printable & Interactive)

4,99 €
Dettagli del prodotto
  • Gradi:
    III sec. II grado, IV sec. II grado
  • Numero di pagine:
    49 Pagine
  • Tipo di materiale:
    Materiale interattivo, Presentazioni / Lavagne, Giochi, Etichette / Segnalibri
  • Formato:
    PNG, PDF

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160 SPEAKING CARDS (Printable & Interactive)

Make speaking practice more engaging with this versatile collection of 160 speaking cards, designed to help students build confidence, improve fluency, express their opinions, develop their ideas and interact naturally with their classmates.The pack contains 40 cards in each of four different speaking categories, providing a wide variety of activities to keep students talking and make speaking lessons more dynamic.🟢 QUICK QUESTIONS – 40 CardsShort and engaging questions that students answer spontaneously and briefly. Perfect for warm-ups, quick speaking practice and getting students talking without overthinking their answers.🔵 WOULD YOU RATHER...? – 40 CardsStudents choose between two options and explain and justify their choice. They practise expressing preferences, giving reasons, comparing alternatives and supporting their opinions.🔴 TALKING TOPICS – 40 CardsStudents discuss a range of topics in greater detail, developing their ideas and supporting their opinions with reasons, arguments and examples. Ideal for encouraging longer and more structured responses.🟠 ROLE PLAYS – 40 CardsStudents work in pairs and act out a variety of real-life situations. They interact with their classmates, respond appropriately and develop the conversation naturally.WHAT'S INCLUDED?✔️ 160 speaking cards✔️ 40 cards per category✔️ Printable version for classroom use✔️ Interactive version for digital lessons✔️ Four different types of speaking practiceHOW CAN YOU USE THE CARDS?The cards are extremely versatile and can be used for:✔️ Pair work and group activities✔️ Whole-class speaking practice✔️ Warm-ups and lesson starters✔️ Fluency practice✔️ Revision activities✔️ Conversation lessons✔️ Early finishers✔️ Speaking games and challengesWhether students are answering a quick question, defending an opinion, discussing a topic or acting out a real-life situation, these cards provide plenty of opportunities to speak, interact and communicate in English.A practical and engaging resource for making speaking practice varied, purposeful and enjoyable!

Gradi: III sec. II grado, IV sec. II grado

Inglese
13,99 €19,96 €
Risparmi 5,97 €

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