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ESL Surveys
"1. Give the students a sheet of paper with some questions and they need to find one of their classmates who fits each slot. For example: “Do you travel sometimes?” or, “Are you a university student?” Then, if their partner answers yes, they write down their name and ask them one more question to elicit an extra piece of information. You can review the 5 “W” + “H” questions if necessary before the activity. The students can only talk to each classmate one time and emphasize as well that it is a 1-1 activity and not to work in teams..
- Prep the activity well, before you turn students loose, saying what you’re looking for: only speaking English, talking to everybody, writing the answers in English. Get the students to ask you a couple of questions first, by way of example."
Link for more info.: http://eslspeaking.org/6-esl-survey-ideas/
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20 ESL Games
ESL games and activities can help to build class cohesion, increase energy levels and most importantly, provide a framework in which students are motivated to learn target language.
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