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Category Archives: Roleplays
8 step by step roleplays (TEFLtastic classics Part Five)
Not quite a game, but a lot more fun and useful than it sounds. If you like this and want more, please support TEFLtastic. Students do a short and easy roleplay, then the next roleplay card asks them to do … Continue reading
Two ways of livening up textbook dialogues
I’m going to write about how to use these in more detail later, but thought I’d give the links first in case this saves someone’s day: http://www.xtranormal.com – students can make an animated “film” from the script just by typing … Continue reading