300 fantastic 5-minute activities to provide a new idea for every day of the school year, with plenty to spare! Perfect for warm-ups and classroom transitions.
300 fantastic 5 minute activities
With “300 fantastic 5-minute activities” you can find an activity relating to almost any lesson. There are activities that highlight social networking, storytelling, contractions, punctuation, verbs, etc. These are activities designed to get students reading “fun” English before a heavier lesson, with song lyrics, rhymes, and poems.
Most importantly, the activities will tap into your students’ creativity, asking them to do things like name mythical creatures, write travel brochures, write letters in invisible ink, and so much more – with each activity in easy to digest, 5-minute increments!
WHAT EXACTLY ARE THOSE 5-MINUTE ACTIVITIES?
- 12 activities with songs and rhymes – perfect activities to use up energy before a lesson.
- 10 activities involving inexpensive supplies, such as lemon juice and old newspapers.
- 200 activities that don’t require any materials besides a blank piece of paper.
- activities for young learners, business learners, advanced learners, and more!
HOW IS THIS Book DIFFERENT from other similar Books?
With “300 5-Min Activities,” you can find an activity relating to almost any lesson. There are activities that highlight social networking, storytelling, contractions, punctuation, verbs, etc.
These are activities designed to get students reading “fun” English before a heavier lesson, with song lyrics, rhymes, and poems.
Most importantly, the activities will tap into your students’ creativity, asking them to do things like name mythical creatures, write travel brochures, write letters in invisible ink, and so much more – with each activity in easy to digest, 5-minute increments!
These activities are perfect not only for part of regular lesson planning but for you to have a selection of short activities ready to go – any time that your plans for the day don’t take the amount of time you’ve estimated.
Instead of always falling back on just letting your students practice free conversation, you can always have several unique activities to keep them active and on topic.
You can even allow them to choose between a few activities, allowing your students to feel some freedom and control in a stressful learning environment.
