Get students talking, moving and sharing with simple survey activities for language class!

In this video, I share flexible ways to use surveys as interactive speaking prompts, quick input activities and classroom discussion starters. These activities can be used on a digital whiteboard, printed for students, or posted around the room so learners can ask questions, gather information and talk about the results.

Surveys work especially well because they are personal, simple to adapt and easy to connect to the vocabulary you are already teaching or recycling.

In this video, I share how to:
Use surveys to get more input into your world language classroom
Turn survey results into speaking prompts
Practice birthdays and months with beginner learners
Recycle family vocabulary by asking about siblings
Use printed surveys or a digital whiteboard format
Have students move around the room, ask questions and collect names

Activity ideas include:
Birthday surveys to practice months and personal questions
Family surveys to talk about brothers and sisters
Find-someone-style surveys with traits, classes or personal details
Digital whiteboard surveys for whole-class interaction
Quick photos of results to display and discuss as speaking prompts

These survey activities are a practical way to make language more personal and communicative while keeping preparation simple. They can help students practice asking and answering questions in a way that feels natural and connected to the class community.

Perfect for:
· World language teachers
· Spanish teachers
· French teachers
· Beginner language classes
· Speaking practice
· Vocabulary review
· Family vocabulary lessons
· Months and birthday practice
· Low-prep classroom activities

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