If you teach languages, you need a toolkit of quick, low-prep techniques you can pull out when energy is low, schedules are tight, or students need repetition rather than new input. These teaching language sanity savers are designed to be flexible across levels, classroom sizes and timeframes. Use them to organise a practice-focused lesson, add […]
Teaching greetings does not have to be scripted or dull. These low prep world language activities are designed to get learners speaking, moving and laughing from the very first minute. They work with a variety of levels, require minimal materials and help students practise core greeting language in memorable, communicative ways. “It makes it more
If you teach languages and want quick, engaging ways to get students talking, this roundup collects the best low-prep and no-prep ideas from a talk I gave and expands on how to use them at different levels. Why low- and no-prep activities matter for Teaching Languages Language teaching is energy-intensive. The best short activities do