ESL Energiser: Would You Rather
Would You Rather is a fun energiser that can be a great way to refresh your students when they need a break. In this activity, one side of the room means the first option and the other means side means the other option. The teacher or student asks a ‘would you rather’ question, such as “Would you rather go skiing or go to a water park?” and the students move to one of the two sides of the room depending which they prefer.
Activity time: From 2 minutes and above
Level: teens and adults
Check out our new interactive online game to practice would you rather questions here. Ideal for teens and adults.
Activity time: From 2 minutes and above
Level: teens and adults
Method
- Tell your students to stand up in the centre of the room.
- Ask the students one of the would you rather questions (see below).
- Students move to one end of the room or the other to show what their choice would be.
- Have some of your students explain why.
Check out our new interactive online game to practice would you rather questions here. Ideal for teens and adults.
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ESL Tongue Twisters – (Young learners, teens and adults) Use tongue twisters to get them thinking and talking.
Change Seats If – (Young learners and teens) – Get your students moving and thinking with this simple activity
What can you remember? – (Young learners and teens) – Test their memory skills with this simple activity.
Enigma (Young learners, teens and adults) – Get your class solving problems with these brain teasers? Brain Breaks (Young learners and teens) – A collection of energisers for students that require no preparation.
Vocabulary Circle (Young learners, teens and adults) – A simple vocabulary game that can be used as an energiser.
How many things…(Young learners and teens) – This activity is a quick and simple activity to help your students focus while using a small amount of class time.
Boredom Buster (Young learners and teens) – Reenergise your students with these simple classroom boredom busters.
Find new games and energisers every week on our YouTube channel
