ESL Would You Rather Game, Speaking Activity for Beginner to Advanced Teens and Adults, Google Slides, PowerPoint and Printables
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ESL Would You Rather Game, Speaking Activity for Beginner to Advanced Teens and Adults, Google Slides, PowerPoint and Printables

$4.99

Quiet students in my class suddenly have opinions when it is A or B. This ESL would you rather game is an ESL speaking activity for beginner to advanced teens and adults, with sentence frames and follow-up questions on all 36 questions, in Google Slides, PowerPoint or print.

Perfect For

  • ESL, ELL and EFL classes from beginner to advanced: teens and adults, mixed level groups, conversation classes
  • Real speaking practice: every student votes, gives a reason and answers a follow-up question
  • A warm-up, an icebreaker with a new group, or a fun way to end the lesson

How the Game Works

  1. Pick a level on the menu slide: Beginner, Intermediate or Advanced, 12 questions each
  2. Read the two choices and check new words. Students vote by standing on the A side or the B side of the room
  3. Pairs give their reason with the SAY IT sentence frame on the slide
  4. Ask the 2 follow-up questions, then click on. Challenge round: argue for the side you did not pick

Why Teachers Love This Game

  • Three levels in one deck, so it grows with your class from A1 to C1
  • Sentence frames and reactions for every level, so nobody gets stuck after “B”
  • Nothing childish and nothing school-only, so it works with adults too
  • No prep, no logins and no wrong answers

Here is a quick look at the game:

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Description

What’s Included

  • A 44 slide game in Google Slides or PowerPoint: a title slide, how to play, a level menu, a sentence frames slide for each level, 36 question slides, a Make Your Own slide and an end slide
  • Every question slide shows the two choices, a SAY IT sentence frame for the level, 2 follow-up questions and a Levels button back to the menu
  • A teacher page: how to play on screen or on paper, the three levels and teacher tips
  • A Speaking Frames handout with frames, reactions and an example answer for every level
  • A This or That sheet for each level: circle a choice, then finish the sentence
  • 36 cut apart question cards with the follow-up questions (6 pages), and a Make Your Own page
  • Color and ink-saver black and white, US Letter and A4 (12 printable pages)

The Three Levels

  • Beginner A1-A2 (12 questions): short, everyday choices you can picture: take the bus or ride a bike, cook dinner or wash the dishes, visit a zoo or visit a museum. Frame: I would rather ___ because ___.
  • Intermediate B1-B2 (12 questions): everyday life, travel, work and study: learn English online or in a classroom, plan every detail of a trip or decide everything on the spot. Frame: I’d rather ___ than ___ because ___.
  • Advanced C1 (12 questions): abstract and hypothetical choices: hear an uncomfortable truth or believe a comforting lie, work for an AI boss that is always fair or a human boss who is sometimes unfair. Frame: Given the choice, I’d opt to ___, mainly because ___.

Every question is safe for teens and adults in mixed international classes: no dating, money, religion or politics, and no questions about home countries or families.

More Speaking Games

For more ESL speaking practice, try my ESL Taboo Game Intermediate and my ESL Password Vocabulary Pack. For younger classes, my store also has a Back to School and a Halloween Would You Rather game.

Works On

Windows, Mac, Chromebooks, iPads and Android tablets. Project it for the whole class, or use the printed cards in small groups with no screen at all.

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Help

Email me any time with questions or requests. Thank you for supporting a small teacher-run shop.

Carolin

carolin@classroomreview.games

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