A collection of resources and tips for starting and running a successful ESL Conversation Club at your library.
August 24, 2009
ESL Bingo - the bingo grid.
Here's a link to the bingo grid I use for ESL Bingo: http://docs.google.com/View?id=dct34n59_28dt7j48dw
Great icebreaker - the M&M game.
This is a fast and fun ice-breaker that may already be familiar to you.
Have a bowl of M&M chocolates and invite students to pick their favorites. Based on the color, students should say the following tidbits about themselves:
RED - Where are you from?
BLUE - What do you like to do for fun?
YELLOW - Tell us about your family.
BROWN - What is your favorite food?
ORANGE - How did you get here today?
GREEN - What color is your car? House?
Have a bowl of M&M chocolates and invite students to pick their favorites. Based on the color, students should say the following tidbits about themselves:
RED - Where are you from?
BLUE - What do you like to do for fun?
YELLOW - Tell us about your family.
BROWN - What is your favorite food?
ORANGE - How did you get here today?
GREEN - What color is your car? House?
Study the various parts of a computer with your ESL students.
This was a great activity - we filled out the worksheet together, while talking about each component. Here's the handout: http://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0B1NkZlvm2QTSOTI4MzU5NzgtMTFlNy00Y2VjLTgyMWQtMzA2MzUyOTkwZjgx&hl=en
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