ESL Dice Questions
Dice Questions is a fun way of getting students to practice question forming. This game requires two dice or you can use our interactive online classroom dice. In pairs, or as a class, students take turns rolling the dice. Each number on the die corresponds to a type of question – ‘who’, ‘what, ‘where’, ‘why’ and ‘have you ever’.
The second die or the second time the die is rolled shows how many points that student or team will get for asking a correct question.
Activity time: 5 – 10 minutes
Level: Young learners, teens and adults (A2 +)
Skills practiced: Speaking and question forming
The second die or the second time the die is rolled shows how many points that student or team will get for asking a correct question.
Activity time: 5 – 10 minutes
Level: Young learners, teens and adults (A2 +)
Skills practiced: Speaking and question forming
Method
- Put students in pairs, groups or play as a class.
- Explain to students that they need to roll the dice twice (or use two dice). The first number tells them what question word they must use. The second is how many points they will receive for a correctly formed question.
- Students take turn rolling the dice and forming questions. The team with the most number of points at the end are the winners.
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Find more games and activities on our YouTube Channel
FCE Speaking Activity – Speaking activity for intermediate students
Magazine Personalities – Get students talking about their interests
Survivor – Students discuss what they would do in an extreme situation
Liar! – Liar is a simple no-prep speaking activity for teens and adults. Students describe an image while one student describes and image that they don’t have.
Liar, Liar – This activity practice speaking and listening skills with teens and adults.
Picture Profiles – a simple speaking activity that is a great way to practice describing people’s physical appearance and personality.
Find more games and activities on our YouTube Channel